PlayZone Daily follows international sport: world championships, continental tournaments, the Olympics and national-team competitions. We do not cover domestic leagues. Each sport below has its own page with the latest results from official sources, how the competition works and what is coming next. New pages are added as we finish checking them.
Sport pages
- Cricket - T20 World Cup 2026, India's team, player careers and the history of the game. Live card on the Schedule page.
- Football - Spain's 2026 World Cup win, the 48-team format, the 2027 Women's World Cup and Euro 2028. Live card.
- Tennis - all four 2026 Grand Slams, the ATP and WTA Finals and the Davis Cup. Live card.
- Basketball - the Women's World Cup in Berlin, Germany's titles, Paris 2024 and the 2027 World Cup. Live card.
- Rugby - the 2026 Six Nations and the 2027 Rugby World Cup pools. Dates as text, no live card.
- Badminton - the World Championships in New Delhi and the Thomas and Uber Cup. Dates as text, no live card.
- Table tennis - the World Team Championships in London and the WTT Finals. Dates as text, no live card.
- Hockey - the 2026 World Cup in Belgium and the Netherlands, with India's results. Dates as text, no live card.
- Formula 1 - the 2026 standings and US Grand Prix times in IST. Dates as text, no live card.
- Athletics - the first Ultimate Championship, the Diamond League final and Neeraj Chopra at Glasgow 2026. Dates as text, no live card.
Coming next
Swimming, volleyball, golf, boxing and other internationally played sports are next. We will add each one only when the page is properly sourced.
How coverage works
- Live score cards exist for cricket, football, tennis and basketball, on the Schedule & Live page. They come from a third-party feed and can include small domestic matches, so they are not a complete list.
- Schedules list major international matches and events in Indian Standard Time, with a source and a last-checked date. We never claim to list every match.
- Every fact on a sport page links to the official source it came from.
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