Emma Raducanu will get her grass-court campaign under way at Queen’s Club on Tuesday.
The Lionesses will look to bounce back from their 4-0 defeat to Spain when they finish their World Cup qualifying group campaign against Ukraine.
Here is a guide to what is happening in the sporting world on Tuesday and where you can catch the action in the UK.
Raducanu starts Queen’s campaign
British number one Emma Raducanu will look to build momentum ahead of Wimbledon as she begins her HSBC Championships campaign week at Queen’s Club.
The 23-year-old will play her first match since being knocked out of the first round of the French Open.
She will take on qualifier Anna Blinkova, who is ranked 105th in the world, before teaming up with Katie Boulter in doubles action.
French Open semi-finalist Marta Kostyuk also faces Britain’s Mika Stojsavljevic, with the action live on BBC Two from 1300.
Lionesses look to roar back
England‘s 4-0 defeat to Spain on Friday was their heaviest loss in 17 years and left automatic Women’s World Cup qualification from Group A3 out of their hands heading into the final game against Ukraine at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Sarina Wiegman’s side need to better Spain’s result against Iceland in order to qualify automatically for next year’s tournament in Brazil, otherwise they face going through the play-offs.
The game is live on ITV from 1930.
What else is happening on Tuesday?
Northern Ireland (BBC iPlayer, 1800), Scotland (BBC iPlayer, 1800) and Wales (BBC Two Wales 1800) are also in Women’s World Cup qualification action, with the latter duo attempting to secure top spot in their groups and a seeding for the play-offs.
And the Republic of Ireland could qualify automatically if they pull off a shock against France.
At the men’s World Cup, Scotland (1500) and England (1800) are both holding press conferences in the United States, with Thomas Tuchel talking on the eve of his side’s final warm-up match against Costa Rica.
In cricket, Australia suffered an ODI series defeat to Pakistan last week and will be looking to turn that form around when they begin their tour of Bangladesh, starting with a three-match ODI series that kicks off in Dhaka with a contest being shown on TNT Sports 3 from 0600.
On this day
1967: Geoffrey Boycott scored 246 not out in just under 10 hours for England against India at Headingley. His innings took so long he was dropped for the next Test.
1978: Miroslav Klose was born. The Germany striker went on to set the record for most goals scored at the World Cup finals, surpassing the previous mark during Germany’s 7-1 semi-final rout of Brazil when he netted the 16th finals goal of his career.
2019: Rafael Nadal won his 12th French Open men’s singles title, beating Dominic Thiem 6-3 5-7 6-1 6-1.
