Twenty/20 begins this weekend. Is this county cricket's last hope of survival?

England thrashed the West Indies 3-0 in the Test series. Are India in for the same punishment?

Michael Vaughan has resigned the captaincy of the one-day side, with Paul Collingwood taking over. Should Vaughan still retain his place in the line-up?


Tennis

Wimbledon starts next Monday and Roger Federer and Amelie Mauresmo will be defending their titles at the historic tournament. Are there any outsiders likely to upset the big names? Some say that Federer looks like a winner after his disappointment in France but the women's side seems wide open

Despite the fact that Wimbledon is steeped in tradition, there a few new things this year. First, there will be equal prize money for men and women – around £700,000 each. Second, the electronic line caller Hawkeye will be implemented on Centre Court and Court No.1. Any thoughts?

Wimbledon has still kept hold of quite a few traditions. All players wears white, there are no national anthems played during closing ceremonies and the food is still bad and expensive! What do you think should be immediately changed??


Cycling

The UCI has introduced a new anti-doping charter, it announced today in Geneva. Under it, all 600 ProTour riders must sign a statement before the Tour de France in which they agree to pay a year's salary if they are found to have used illegal doping products, in addition to the usual suspension they would face. Will this help the problem?

Danish company CSC will continue to sponsor the best professional cycling team in the world. When current team manager Bjarne Riis recently admitted to having used doping as a rider, it was uncertain what CSC's official reply would be. Should these teams continue to receive benefits if their players act unbecomingly?

Organisers announced Wednesday the complete list of 21 teams invited to the Vuelta España for the 2007 edition. Notably absent from the list was Unibet.com, which has been caught up in the ongoing dispute between the UCI and the promoters of the three Grand Tours. Unibet.com is the only ProTour team not invited to the Vuelta. How can this team continue to be exluded?


Rugby

Worcester have pulled off the biggest signing in their history by landing New Zealand international winger Rico Gear on a three-year deal. Gear follows fellow All Blacks Sam Tuitupou and Greg Rawlinson, Fiji international Netani Talei, Samoa star Loki Crichton and front-row giant Shaun Ruwers as new arrivals at Worcester following the club's survival in the Guinness Premiership last season. Are Worcester now genuine challengers to the established English club rugby hierarchy?

South Africa face New Zealand in Durban on Saturday in arguably the biggest World Cup build-up match of all.  The 'big one' takes place in France in September and the winners of this week's mega-clash between the two hot favourites will fancy themselves to be crowned 2007 world champions.

On Friday, Great Britain face France in a Rugby League Test match in Leeds. Adrian Morley will be leading GB for his first time against France. How do you think the game will go?


More Sports

Former Formula One world champion Alain Prost says McLaren are playing a risky game giving Lewis
Hamilton and Fernando Alonso equal status in the team. The British youngster has earned equal billing with the current world champion after his remarkable entrance on the world stage but Prost says it could backfire. Do you think the Frenchman is right?

Ricky Hatton has found himself in hot water with fellow Manchester City fans ahead of Saturday’s big light-welterweight fight with Jose Luis Castillo in Las Vegas. The 28-year-old plans to have one of his world title belts carried into the ring by one of the heroes from the other side of the city – United and England striker Wayne Rooney. Good idea . . . or licence for uproar?