05/22/20 KBO to be broadcast in 130 countries Canada, Mexico and the Netherlands among a growing number of countries now broadcasting South Korean baseball.
05/21/20 A-League set to resume under quarantine New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland being considered as possible locations to play out the rest of the season.
05/20/20 KBO considers fan return next month The Korean Baseball Organisation (KBO) may allow fans to return to stadiums as early as June.
05/19/20 New Zealand: ANZ Bank assists cricket clubs ANZ Good Sports Grants set up for clubs to access in order to help them ride the financial storm resulting from Covid-19.
05/18/20 WHO says organising Tokyo 2020 won’t ‘be easy’ Director General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, says organisers are keen to face the challenge of hosting the Games post Covid-19.
05/12/20 K League opener watched by millions on social media Game between Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors and Suwon Samsung Bluewings was viewed by 3.4 million fans on Twitter.
05/08/20 PFF monitoring K League in hope of football restart The Philippine Football Federation (PFF) is closely monitoring South Korea’s K League which kicked-off again earlier this week.
05/06/20 Summer Grand Sumo Tournament cancelled Major sporting event the latest to be cut due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
05/06/20 K League opener to be streamed on social media South Korea premier football league will return on Friday with the opening game streamed live on YouTube and Twitter.
05/06/20 William Hill buoyed by South Korean baseball Operator’s head of trading pleased with betting volume on first KBO game to take place post Covid-19.
05/05/20 Melbourne eSports Open postponed to 2021 The event will now take place at Olympic Parks from August 21-22, 2021.
05/05/20 ESPN to broadcast baseball in South Korea US sports cable giant has begun broadcasting the Korean Baseball Organisation league from today.
05/05/20 Macau plans to host major sports events SAR looking to diversify its economy after casino and tourism hit hard during the Covid-19 crisis.
04/30/20 IOC boss optimistic Tokyo 2020 will go ahead Thomas Bach says that all stakeholders must work together to give the Games the best chance of taking place in 2021.
