Live on Sky Sports this month

There’s a huge month of live action ahead on Sky Sports, including F1’s British Grand Prix, the US Open and Women’s PGA Championship golf, the World Cup of Darts and a superb cricket schedule including men’s and women’s series between England and India. For all this plus rugby league, rugby union, tennis, netball and more, Sky Sports is your destination this summer. Read on for your comprehensive guide to the best of the sporting action in the coming month.

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Here’s all the action you can enjoy live on Sky Sports this month.

The day British motor racing fans mark on their calendars at the start of each year is almost here. The British Grand Prix hits Silverstone on the first weekend of July, and as well as the staging of a venerated race fans will be able to enjoy a good old battle among the leading drivers, with the championship as close as it’s been for years. McLaren’s Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris have been separated by just a few points at the top of the leaderboard for most of the season, while Red Bull’s defending champion Max Verstappen has stayed in touch with the leaders and George Russell isn’t far behind in his Mercedes.

It’s a packed month – ahead of the British GP, there are races at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montréal and the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, so that picture could change quickly. Enjoy the live action from all these Grand Prix weekends on Sky Sports.

Canadian Grand Prix: Practice 1
Friday 13 June, 6pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Canadian Grand Prix: Practice 2
Friday 13 June, 9.30pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Canadian Grand Prix: Practice 3
Saturday 14 June, 5.15pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Canadian Grand Prix: Qualifying
Saturday 14 June, 8.30pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Canadian Grand Prix: Race
Sunday 15 June, 5.30pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Austrian Grand Prix: Practice 1
Friday 27 June, 12pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Austrian Grand Prix: Practice 2
Friday 27 June, 3.45pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Austrian Grand Prix: Practice 3
Saturday 28 June, 11.30am, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Austrian Grand Prix: Qualifying
Saturday 28 June, 3pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Austrian Grand Prix: Race
Sunday 29 June, 1pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

British Grand Prix: Practice 1
Friday 4 July, 12.30pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

British Grand Prix: Practice 2
Friday 4 July, 4pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

British Grand Prix: Practice 3
Saturday 5 July, 11.30am, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

British Grand Prix: Qualifying
Saturday 5 July, 3pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

British Grand Prix: Race
Sunday 6 July, 1pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

The big news ahead of India’s five-match Test series in England is who won’t be playing. Legendary batters and former Test captains Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma both announced their retirement from Test cricket earlier this year, leaving skipper Shubman Gill with some big holes to fill in his line-up. Another headache for Gill is that world-leading pace bowler Jasprit Bumrah is able to play no more than three of the five Tests thanks to fitness issues. India’s vast talent pool means they can still field a strong team, of course – and a call-up for the uncapped left-hander Sai Sudharsan is an exciting sign for their future – but they may just be missing an edge.

England captain Ben Stokes, in contrast, can call on the world’s current best Test batters in Joe Root and Harry Brook, while reports suggest that semi-mythical fast bowler Jofra Archer may even become available for selection during the series, having missed four years of Test cricket through injury.

England’s last series victory over India came in 2018, and they’ll certainly go into this series – which starts at Headingley – with confidence that they can end that dry spell and claim the newly renamed Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. Don’t miss a ball with full live coverage on Sky Sports.

England v India: 1st Test
Friday 20 to Tuesday 24 June, from 10am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

England v India: 2nd Test
Wednesday 2 to Sunday 6 July, from 10am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

The WTC is a convoluted process, but the upshot of the past two years of men’s Test cricket is that Australia and South Africa are facing each other at Lord’s this month for the title of world Test champions. Although Australia won more Tests than South Africa actually played during the qualifying period, the table is organised by percentage of available points won (12 for a win, four for a draw) and that meant the South Africans finished top.

Holders Australia are favourites, despite some difficulty with their batting order which means Marnus Labuschagne may be promoted to open alongside Usman Khawaja, a position Labuschagne has never played in Tests. But English conditions could be something of a leveller, and Proteas captain Temba Bavuma is in fine form with the bat – and he’ll know he can always throw the ball to paceman Kagiso Rabada to make something happen. It could be a close one, and every ball is live on Sky Sports.

Australia v South Africa
Wednesday 11 to Sunday 15 June, from 10am, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

With successful ODI and T20 series against West Indies under their belts, England got the summer off to a great start, and India provide the next test – and undoubtedly a sterner one – for new captain Nat Sciver-Brunt and her team. The two teams will face off in five T20s and three ODIs; England are ranked second in the world in both formats, India third. The fitness of top-class spin bowler Sophie Ecclestone could be key for England: having been rested for the West Indies series, she picked up an injury playing for Lancashire, and remains a doubt.

For India, the form of batter Smriti Mandhana is crucial, and the vice-captain is fresh from an impressive 116 off 101 balls against Sri Lanka last month. There’s talent elsewhere in the India line-up, of course, but the classy opener is able to set the tone for an innings. The action begins on 28 June at Trent Bridge, live on Sky Sports.

England v India: 1st T20
Saturday 28 June, 2pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

England v India: 2nd T20
Tuesday 1 July, 6pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

England v India: 3rd T20
Friday 4 July, 6.30pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

England v India: 4th T20
Wednesday 9 July, 6pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Early on in the men’s T20 Blast, Northants Steelbacks made a huge statement of intent when they smashed 237 against Yorkshire. Skipper David Willey led the way with 54 off 24 balls and then three wickets as they won by 13 runs. Lancashire and Hampshire have also registered some impressive results but there’s plenty more cricket to be played, with the group stage running until 18 July.

This year, there’s also a women’s Blast running alongside the men’s for the first time: it’s a slightly more complicated format, with eight teams competing in League One and ten more in a second tier split into geographical groups, but we’re sure it’ll all work out in the end. Surrey were the early League One leaders, winning their first two matches.

Like the men’s, the women’s season runs until mid-July and then takes a break ahead of the knockout rounds in early September. And you can see some real legends in action, with New Zealand’s Kane Williamson joining Middlesex for the competition and Australia’s Ellyse Perry playing for Hampshire. There’s live coverage on Sky Sports of both tournaments throughout the summer.

Men: Northamptonshire Steelbacks v Birmingham Bears
Wednesday 11 June, 6.15pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Men: Essex Eagles v Glamorgan
Thursday 12 June, 6.15pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Men: Gloucestershire v Somerset
Friday 13 June, 6.55pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Men: Glamorgan v Sussex Sharks
Saturday 14 June, 6.15pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Women: Hampshire Hawks v Surrey
Tuesday 17 June, 2.55pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Men: Hampshire Hawks v Surrey
Tuesday 17 June, 6.55pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Men: Kent Spitfires v Gloucestershire
Wednesday 18 June, 6.25pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Women: Nottinghamshire Outlaws v Lancashire Lightning
Thursday 19 June, 2.25pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Men: Leicestershire Foxes v Nottinghamshire Outlaws
Thursday 19 June, 6.25pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

Men: Surrey v Middlesex
Friday 20 June, 6.45pm, Sky Sports Cricket/HD (CH 514/504)

It’s another double major month, after last month brought us the PGA Championship and US Women’s Open, with the top men’s players at Oakmont in Pennsylvania for the US Open and the leading women facing off in the Women’s PGA in Frisco, Texas. Although Rory McIlrory is the name on everyone’s lips after achieving a career grand slam – and he’s been runner-up in the last two US Opens – there’s no doubt his form has suffered since the Masters. Scottie Scheffler, who claimed his third major at the 2025 PGA, is probably the man to beat – although former US Open winners Jon Rahm, Matt Fitzpatrick and defending champ Bryson DeChambeau all finished in the top 10 at the PGA.

At last year’s Women’s PGA, Amy Yang emerged from the pack to win her first major on her 75th attempt and shot 20 places up the world rankings into the top five – much as Maja Stark did with her recent win at the US Women’s Open, which took her from 33rd to sixth. In golf there’s always a chance someone can have a great week, so the favourites – Nelly Korda, Jeeno Thitikul and Lydia Ko – will need to play at the top of their game.

As well as the majors there’s top-level golf action every week from the men’s and women’s PGA and European tours on Sky Sports.

The US Open
From Thursday 12 June, 12.30pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

LET: Hulencourt Open
From Thursday 12 June, 2.30pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510) + Sky Sports+

LPGA Tour: Meijer Classic
From Thursday 12 June, 8pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

The Women’s PGA Championship
From Thursday 19 June, 4pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

PGA Tour: Travelers Championship
From Thursday 19 June, 12.30pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505) + Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

European Tour: Italian Open
From Thursday 26 June, 12pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

LET: German Masters
From Thursday 26 June, 1pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

LPGA Tour: Dow Championship
From Thursday 26 June, 4pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

PGA Tour: Rocket Mortgage Classic
From Thursday 26 June, 8pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

European Tour: BMW International Open
From Thursday 3 July, 11am, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

PGA Tour: John Deere Classic
From Thursday 3 July, 7pm, Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

LET: Women’s Irish Open
From Thursday 3 July, 4pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508) + Sky Sports Golf/HD (CH 515/505)

After an epic Premier League campaign that culminated in Luke Humphries triumphing over Luke Littler in a memorable final at The O2, the two are teaming up to represent England in the World Cup this month, live on Sky Sports. That pairing probably has some opponents wondering if it’s worth their while to travel to Frankfurt for the competition. Individually their prowess is astonishing; together, there may be no stopping them.

But not all the teams will be intimidated. Gerwyn Price, for example, didn’t let the Lukes have it all their own way in the Premier League, winning three nights and defying his ranking to make the semi-finals. He and Jonny Clayton won this competition for Wales in 2020 and 2023, and they’ll be representing their country again in 2025. And in the Scotland pair of Gary Anderson and Peter Wright, the English team will face another set of wily and experienced campaigners. Anderson and Wright have played seven World Cups together and reached four finals, winning in 2019. Don’t count them out.

The Australian duo of Damon Heta and Simon Whitlock, unseeded despite winning the trophy as recently as 2022, are also dangerous dark horses. It’s going to be a cracking tournament over four nights in the Eissporthalle.

Day 1 – Group Stages
Thursday 12 June, 6pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Day 2 – Group Stages
Friday 13 June, 11am + 6pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Day 3 – Round 2
Saturday 14 June, 12pm + 6pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Day 4 – Quarter-finals
Sunday 15 June, 12pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Day 4 – Semi-finals + Final
Sunday 15 June, 6pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

While Hull KR are perhaps surprise table-toppers in this season’s Super League, they have been improving over the past few years and were predicted to do well this season. Leigh Leopards and Wakefield Trinity, however, are defying expectations with their mid-table positions – Wakefield in particular, having just been promoted from the Championship, were forecast to struggle. But both have been achieving impressive results, such as Leigh’s hard-fought 18-14 win over Warrington, and Trinity’s relentless 72-10 victory against Salford.

The Leopards’ form has slipped a little recently – possibly distracted by their run to the Challenge Cup semi-finals – but they’re still well in the play-off picture. When the two met earlier in the season, Wakefield were convincing 40-14 winners at Leigh Sports Village. Find out what will happen when the Leopards visit the DIY Kitchens Stadium on 15 June – and in every other Super League match, which are all available live with Sky Sports+.

Hull Kingston Rovers v Catalans Dragons
Friday 13 June, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Hull FC v Castleford Tigers
Friday 13 June, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+

Huddersfield Giants v Wigan Warriors
Saturday 14 June, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Leeds Rhinos v Warrington Wolves
Saturday 14 June, 5pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Wakefield Trinity v Leigh Leopards
Sunday 15 June, 2.30pm, Sky Sports+

Salford Red Devils v St Helens
Sunday 15 June, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Castleford Tigers v Hull Kingston Rovers
Thursday 19 June, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

St Helens v Leeds Rhinos
Friday 20 June, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Wakefield Trinity v Wigan Warriors
Friday 20 June, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Warrington Wolves v Huddersfield Giants
Saturday 21 June, 5pm, Sky Sports+

Catalans Dragons v Leigh Leopards
Saturday 21 June, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+

Salford Red Devils v Hull FC
Sunday 22 June, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Leeds Rhinos v Leigh Leopards
Friday 27 June, 7.30pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Hull Kingston Rovers v Wakefield Trinity
Friday 27 June, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Warrington Wolves v Hull FC
Friday 27 June, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Catalans Dragons v Huddersfield Giants
Saturday 28 June, 5.30pm, Sky Sports+

Castleford Tigers v Wigan Warriors
Saturday 28 June, 8pm, Sky Sports+

St Helens v Salford Red Devils
Sunday 29 June, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Castleford Tigers v Huddersfield Giants
Thursday 3 July, 7.30pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Leigh Leopards v Wigan Warriors
Friday 4 July, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Salford Red Devils v Warrington Wolves
Friday 4 July, 8pm, Sky Sports+

Hull FC v St Helens
Saturday 5 July, 3pm, Sky Sports+

Wakefield Trinity v Catalans Dragons
Saturday 5 July, 5.30pm, Sky Sports+

Hull Kingston Rovers v Leeds Rhinos
Sunday 6 July, 3pm, Sky Sports+

The NRL has reached the halfway point and there’s still all to play for: with just two points for a win, even those teams near the foot of the ladder are still within reach of the top eight and a finals place. That will be music to the ears of fans of Penrith Panthers, the defending premiers who’ve bounced back somewhat from their dreadful start with wins over the Roosters, Broncos and Eels. The Bulldogs and the Storm are leading the way, though, and you can see both in action against the Rabbitohs on Sky Sports this month, with three live games from this top-class league every weekend.

Newcastle Knights v Sydney Roosters
Saturday 14 June, 8.30am, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

North Queensland Cowboys v Redcliffe Dolphins
Saturday 14 June, 10.30am, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

South Sydney Rabbitohs v Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Sunday 15 June, 7.05am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Redcliffe Dolphins v Newcastle Knights
Saturday 21 June, 8.30am, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

South Sydney Rabbitohs v Melbourne Storm
Saturday 21 June, 10.30am, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Sydney Roosters v North Queensland Cowboys
Sunday 22 June, 7.05am, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Sky Sports is the home of all the action from the Lions’ 2025 tour, which begins in Dublin with a match against the always dangerous Pumas of Argentina. Then coach Andy Farrell will take his 38-player squad Down Under for matches against four Super Rugby teams as the players adjust to the conditions and Farrell tinkers with his line-up and tactics, starting with a game in Perth against Western Force. The Lions, captained by Maro Itoje and made up of 15 Irish, 13 English, three Scots and two Welsh, will begin the Test series against Australia on 19 July in Brisbane – and once again, Sky Sports is your destination, with every match of the tour exclusively live.

Lions v Argentina
Friday 20 June, 7pm, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Force v Lions
Saturday 28 June, 10am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Reds v Lions
Wednesday 2 July, 10am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Waratahs v Lions
Saturday 5 July, 10am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Brumbies v Lions
Wednesday 9 July, 10am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

After topping the Super Rugby table with 11 wins from 14 matches and a whopping +231 points difference, the Chiefs somehow managed to lose their qualifying final to the Blues despite home advantage, going down 20-19 at the FMG Stadium in Hamilton. However, the new structure of this year’s finals – with six teams instead of eight entering – meant that the highest-ranked loser progressed to the semi-finals, which gave the Chiefs a reprieve.

They now host the Brumbies, while their conquerors must travel to Christchurch to face the season’s other outstanding team. The Crusaders – the most successful team in the competition’s history – must now fancy their chances of reclaiming the title they last won in 2023, although it’s not going to be easy against fired-up opponents.

Semi-final: Crusaders v Blues
Friday 13 June, 8am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Semi-final: Chiefs v Brumbies
Saturday 14 June, 8am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

Final
Saturday 21 June, 8am, Sky Sports Action/HD (CH 517/507)

From clay to grass. It’s time for the top players to move on from the French Open to the new surface and prepare for the biggest grand slam tournament of them all (if you ask a British fan). Sky Sports has live action from competitions in the Netherlands, Germany and Spain this month, with plenty of big serves and thrilling matchplay on the sport’s fastest surface. Men’s world number one Jannik Sinner is expected to lead the field at Halle, where he won last year, while a slew of elite women’s players are scheduled to be in Berlin including defending champion Jessica Pegula of the US.

ATP Tour – Stuttgart Open
Monday 9 to Sunday 15 June, from 10am, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP/WTA Tour – Libema Open, Netherlands
Monday 9 to Sunday 15 June, from 10am, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Halle Open
Monday 16 to Sunday 22 June, from 10.30am, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

WTA Tour – Berlin Open
Monday 16 to Sunday 22 June, from 10.30am, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

ATP Tour – Mallorca Championships
Sunday 22 to Saturday 28 June, from 10.30am, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

WTA Tour – Bad Homburg Open
Sunday 22 to Saturday 28 June, from 10.30am, Sky Sports Tennis/HD (CH 537/520) + Sky Sports+

The NSL season is ramping up to a climax this month and although London Pulse have been the standout team, topping the table since the early stages, they’re not miles ahead of their closest rivals. Loughborough have stayed right behind them and could even overtake them in the final round of the season, although that requires the Pulse to slip up at Cardiff.

Arguably the biggest match, though, is between London Mavericks and Manchester Thunder, which could decide third place and therefore who gets home advantage in the semi-final, which is likely to be a rematch between the same opponents. The play-offs start a week after the regular season ends, with the Grand Final on 6 July.

London Mavericks v Manchester Thunder
Saturday 14 June, 3.55pm, Sky Sports+/HD (CH 518/508)

Birmingham Panthers v Loughborough Lightning
Saturday 14 June, 6pm, Sky Sports+

Cardiff Dragons v London Pulse
Saturday 14 June, 7pm, Sky Sports+

Semi-final 1: 1st v 2nd
Friday 20-Sunday 22 June TBC, Sky Sports

Semi-final 2: 3rd v 4th
Friday 20-Sunday 22 June TBC, Sky Sports

Preliminary Final: Semi-final 1 Loser v Semi-final 2 Winner
Saturday 28-Sunday 29 June TBC, Sky Sports

Grand Final
Sunday 6 July, TBC, Sky Sports

Welcome to Baller League, where elite footballers battle under new rules designed for pure, authentic entertainment. Combining traditional football with innovative rules, this is football reimagined – a new era of the game built for the next generation of fans. Each half lasts 15 minutes with games played in a six-a-side format, and rule twists are introduced in each half, like three v three, long-range goals counting as double and goalkeepers not allowed to use their hands. Expect goals from anywhere, fearless one-on-ones and no holding back – because in Baller League, every second counts.

The Final Four are ready for the season showdown at The O2 in London. On Thursday 12 June, Depotrio (managed by Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Micah Richards), MVPs FC (Alisha Lehmann and Maya Jama), SDS FC (Sharky) and Yanited (AngryGinge) will face off in a winner-takes-all knockout tournament. Watch live on Sky Sports Mix.

Final Four
Thursday 12 June, 6pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Spain’s Álex Palou finally got the Indy 500 victory he’d been yearning for (helped by a qualifying penalty for two-time winner Josef Newgarden) and then promptly crashed out on lap 72 of the next race in Detroit, as Kyle Kirkwood snatched only his fourth ever race win in the series. Palou is still out in front in the championship standings but he looks a little more vulnerable now, and second-placed Pato O’Ward will be gunning for his top spot as the season moves on to Madison, Illinois for the Bommarito Automotive Group 500 and then to Lexington, Ohio.

Bommarito Automotive Group 500: Qualifying
Saturday 14 June, 8pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Bommarito Automotive Group 500: Practice 2
Saturday 14 June, 10.30pm, Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

Bommarito Automotive Group 500: Final Practice
Saturday 14 June, 11.30pm, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Bommarito Automotive Group 500: Race
Monday 16 June, 1am, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506)

Honda Indy 200 Mid-Ohio
Saturday 5 to Sunday 6 July, Sky Sports F1^®/HD (CH 516/506) + Sky Sports Mix HD (CH 510)

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