1 May: Where’s the action?

iGB, in partnership with sports data specialist Abelson Info, is providing an updated list of the sporting events taking place each weekday throughout the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.

Badminton
The round-up for 1 May begins with Armenian badminton, as the Infinity Cup continues.

Baseball
South Korea’s Baseball Championships pre-season is replaced by the Nicaraguan Baseball League, which joins China’s Professional Baseball League and its reserves in the round-up.

Darts
There are a trio of remote darts competitions holding matches in the coming 24 hours, with the Icons of Darts Live League, A Night at the Darts and PDC Home Tour all taking place.

Football
Football is dominated by Belarus, with the country’s Premier League, Reserve League and Women’s Premier League all in action. Chinese Taipei’s women’s Mulan League also has matches coming up.

Greyhounds
Australia continues to dominate the dog racing schedule, with events taking place across 12 tracks. The US greyhounds schedule has expanded beyond Naples Fort Myers for the first time all week, with a second Flordia Track, Palm Beach joining.

Horse Racing
Racing takes place across 24 tracks in Australia, as well as at Japan’s Tokyo City Keiba both Friday (1 May) and Saturday (2 May), and at Dannero, Rattvik and Halmstad. US action comes from Tampa Bay, Gulfstream Park, Oaklawn Park, Remington Park and Los Alamitos.

Ice Hockey
Again, only short form versions are available in Russia’s Liga Pro and Comet Division. 

Table Tennis
Table tennis action comes from Armenia, Brazil, the Czech Republic, Germany, Russia and Ukraine.

Tennis
Germany’s Exo-Tennis Series joins the schedule, alongside action from Belarus’ Masters League, Russia’s Liga Pro and the US’ International Tennis Series.

Volleyball
Today’s round-up once again finishes on volleyball, with Russia’s women’s Liberty League.

This list is not intended to be exhaustive, and all events are subject to change.

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