21 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
Armenia’s Infinity Cup once again kicks off the round-up.

Baseball
China’s Professional Baseball League reserves, and the South Korean Baseball Championship are the only baseball competitions in action in the coming 24 hours. The Chinese Professional Baseball League game scheuled for today has been proposed due to rain.

Darts
The Icons of Darts Live League, Remote League and Czech Premier League all play.

Football
The Belarusian Premier and Reserve Leagues hold fixtures, alongside Burundi’s Premier League and clubs play friendlies.

Golf
The Cactus Tour begins its second round at Alta Mesa Country Club, while The Outlaw Tour’s TPC Champion’s Classic enters its third.

Greyhounds
In Australia, 16 tracks hold races in the next 24 hours. This is joined by action from four in the US, and two in New Zealand.

Horse Racing
Chile joins the round-up, with action from Valpariso. As usual, the action is dominated by Australia, where 15 tracks are in action, followed by six in France on the day that up to 30 tracks will be shut down again under government issued restrictions. Five US tracks hold races, with four in Sweden, then one apiece in Denmark, Germany, Japan and Norway.

Ice Hockey
Short-form matches in Russia’s Comet Division remain the only ice hockey events taking place.

Table Tennis
Action comes from Armenia, Brazil, China, the Czech Republic, Germany, Russia and the Ukraine.

Tennis
Germany’s Tennis Point Exhibition Series; Poland’s Marbello Cup; Russia’s Liga Pro and Spring Tour; and the US-based International Tennis Series and women’s Exo-Tennis Series make up today’s tennis.

Volleyball
Russia’s Liga Pro concludes the round-up.

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

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