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PeteFromLeeds View member profile	Jul 1 2019, 11:03 AM Post #1
Buy yourself a car, and a house in Devon Joined: 6 May 2016 Posts: 23,869 User: 23,247	The first of potentially many posts from me in here today Share everything you're watching/doing in the world of sports this month!


PeteFromLeeds View member profile	Jul 1 2019, 11:04 AM Post #2
Buy yourself a car, and a house in Devon Joined: 6 May 2016 Posts: 23,869 User: 23,247	Tour de France this month I'll have my eyes glued to that. World Cup of Sportspeople is probably going to take up a lot of my month as well


Mack. View member profile	Jul 1 2019, 11:09 AM Post #3
It's still will be the return of the Mack 4eva Joined: 1 February 2011 Posts: 53,601 User: 12,915	I'll be watching: Wimbledon, Tour de France, British Grand Prix [Live on Channel 4], Women's World Cup Semi-Finals and Final, The Anniversary Games, Glorious Goodwood, Horse Racing on ITV. And taking part in the World Cup of Sportspeople really looking forward to this.


Mack. View member profile	Jul 3 2019, 02:24 PM Post #4
It's still will be the return of the Mack 4eva Joined: 1 February 2011 Posts: 53,601 User: 12,915	Calendar for July 30 May-15 July - Cricket World Cup, England 7 Jun-7 July: Football - Women's World Cup, France 14 June-7 July: Football - Copa America, Brazil 15 June-13 July: Football - Africa Cup of Nations, Egypt 27 June-7 July: Basketball - Women's EuroBasket, Serbia and Latvia 28 June-7 July: Beach volleyball - World Championships, Hamburg 28 June-7 July: Wheelchair basketball - Women's European Wheelchair Basketball Championship, Rotterdam, Netherlands 1-14: Tennis - Wimbledon 3: Cricket World Cup - England v New Zealand, Chester-le-Street 4: Cricket - England v Australia, second women's one-day international, Leicester 5: Athletics - Diamond League, Lausanne, Switzerland 6: Rugby union - Women's Rugby World Series, Canada v England, San Diego 6-28: Cycling - Tour de France 6-7: Motorcycling - World Superbikes, Donington 7: Cricket - England v Australia, third women's one-day international, Canterbury 7: Football - Women's World Cup final, France 9: Cricket - World Cup - first semi-final, Old Trafford 10: Rugby union - Women's Rugby World Series, England v France, San Diego 11: Cricket - World Cup - second semi-final, Edgbaston 12-14: Formula 1 - British Grand Prix, Silverstone 12-21: Netball - World Cup, Liverpool; England v Uganda 12-28: Aquatics - World Championships, South Korea 12: Athletics - Diamond League, Monaco 13: Netball - World Cup, England v Scotland 13-14: Formula E - New York, USA 14: Cricket - World Cup final, Lord's 14: Netball - World Cup, England v Samoa 14: Rugby union - Women's Rugby World Series, New Zealand v England, San Diego 15: Netball - World Cup, Group matches including England 15-23: Fencing - World Championships, Budapest 17: Netball - World Cup, Group matches including England 18: Netball - World Cup, Group matches including England 18-21: Cricket - England v Australia, women's Test, Taunton 18-21: Golf - The Open, Royal Portrush 20: Netball - World Cup semi-finals 20-21: Athletics - Anniversary Games, Diamond League, London 21: Netball - World Cup final 23-28: Cycling - BMX World Championships, Belgium 24-27: Cricket - England v Ireland Test, Lord's 25-28: Golf - Evian Championship, Evian-les-Bains 26: Cricket - England v Australia, first women's Twenty20 international, Hove 27-28: Rugby league - Challenge Cup semi-finals 27: Horse racing - King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes, Ascot 28: Formula 1 - German Grand Prix, Hockenheim 28: Cricket - England v Australia, second women's Twenty20 international, Chelmsford 30-3 Aug: Horse racing - Glorious Goodwood 31: Cricket - England v Australia, third women's Twenty20 international, Bristol


Mack. View member profile	Jul 11 2019, 03:09 PM Post #5
It's still will be the return of the Mack 4eva Joined: 1 February 2011 Posts: 53,601 User: 12,915	All this weekend: Cricket World Cup Final Wimbledon Men's and Ladies' Final Tour de France British Grand Prix July Cup (Horse Racing) New York ePrix (Formula E) Netball World Cup What a weekend of sport for you all. All, I won't be watching of it.


King Rollo View member profile	Jul 12 2019, 07:23 PM Post #6
BuzzJack Platinum Member Joined: 3 January 2017 Posts: 10,136 User: 23,961	I'm looking forward to Serena Williams v Simona Halep on Saturday but won't see much of Federer v Djokovic on Sunday as the cricket world cup final takes precedence. I'll watch the British Grand Prix highlights some time Sunday evening,hopefully without knowing who won.


Mack. View member profile	Jul 15 2019, 02:50 PM Post #7
It's still will be the return of the Mack 4eva Joined: 1 February 2011 Posts: 53,601 User: 12,915	Yesterday, was some day in sport. We had probably one of the greatest Wimbledon finals we've seen up there with Borg/McEnroe, Nadal/Federer. Two of the greatest tennis players of all time going hammer and tong like warriors. I don't think we'll see the likes of Djokovic and Federer again as well as Nadal and Murray. I don't think you will have a quartet dominate tennis for a period of about 17 years and extending. However 10 miles up the road at Lord's, we witnessed probably the greatest cricket matches that you're ever likely to see. Sheer drama. I was in the car and I shouted "Yes" driving back from Ledbury with my Mum when England won the Rugby World Cup in 2003 listening to it on the radio. England v New Zealand that was something quite special, for it to go an "Super Over" and for to be decided by inches was just remarkable. Thank you to Sky Sports for making the Cricket World Cup free-to-air, the first England match that has been shown live on free-to-air TV in the UK since the 2005 Ashes. The 2005 Ashes that was one of the greatest Ashes that you'll probably see and I've seen also that was the last England Cricket match I'd seen until..... yesterday. I don't think you could write an script for what was two great moments in sport. July 14th 2019 will probably go down as one of the great British sport days. England winning the Cricket World Cup and the way it ended was the most incredible climax, I think cricket has ever seen. The person who thought up of the "Super Over", one Allan Stanfield back in 2008. The following: Moeen Ali Jofra Archer Jonny Bairstow Jos Buttler (wkt) Tom Curran Liam Dawson Eoin Morgan (capt) Liam Plunkett Adil Rashid Joe Root Jason Roy Ben Stokes James Vince Chris Woakes Mark Wood You have all done us proud. From a well known song I don't like cricket oh no I love it. I certainly do now.


Mack. View member profile	Jul 26 2019, 03:46 PM Post #8
It's still will be the return of the Mack 4eva Joined: 1 February 2011 Posts: 53,601 User: 12,915	This Weekend King George German Grand Prix Tour de France What are you up to this weekend sportwise?


PeteFromLeeds View member profile	Jul 31 2019, 05:42 PM Post #9
Buy yourself a car, and a house in Devon Joined: 6 May 2016 Posts: 23,869 User: 23,247	Still need to catch up on the Tour! I've mostly avoided spoilers but with one stage left I think I know who's won...