Sports fans are in for a treat as some of the biggest sporting events of the year take place simultaneously. From the World Cup to Wimbledon, the British Grand Prix to the World T20 cricket, there is no shortage of action to follow. Here's your guide to staying updated.
World Cup Fever
The FIFA World Cup is underway, with thrilling matches and unexpected upsets. England's national team has advanced to the quarter-finals after a dramatic penalty shootout victory. According to tournament officials, attendance has surpassed 3 million, with global viewership expected to exceed 5 billion by the final.
Wimbledon Championships
At the All England Club, the grass-court grand slam is in full swing. Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz advanced to the fourth round with a straight-sets win. British hope Emma Raducanu also progressed, delighting the home crowd. The tournament has seen record prize money of £50 million this year.
British Grand Prix
Formula 1 heads to Silverstone this weekend for the British Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time winner at this circuit, is aiming for another victory in front of 150,000 expected fans. Qualifying sessions have been intense, with Max Verstappen setting the fastest time in practice.
World T20 Cricket
The ICC Men's T20 World Cup is being co-hosted by the West Indies and the USA. England's cricket team opened their campaign with a convincing win over Australia. The tournament features 20 teams, with matches held across nine venues. According to the ICC, over 1.2 million tickets have been sold so far.
How to Follow
All these events can be followed live on major broadcasters and streaming platforms. The BBC is providing extensive coverage of Wimbledon and the World Cup, while Sky Sports has exclusive rights to the British GP and World T20. For real-time updates, check our dedicated sports section.
