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Snooker is set to be the first sport to return from the
UK’s lockdown when the Championship League is held behind closed doors next month.The event, which will be played between June 1 and June 11 in Milton Keynes, will give sport fans a fix of live action, but there
is hope that plenty more is around the corner as the crisis begins to ease. The
are pushing ahead with plans for Project Restart, while
Eddie Hearn has an ambitious idea to bring boxing back in July. It’s not all good news, however, with
Formula One facing a battle to get the British Grand Prix on and the future of the Premiership rugby season still up in the air.Here, Sportsmail takes a look at the timetable for the return of all major sport in the UK as planning continues behind the scenes.
Judd Trump is set to take part in snooker’s Championship
League in Milton Keyne next month  FOOTBALLPremier League officials had
hoped to resume the current season behind closed doors on June 8, but that date has
become impossible in recent weeks.Talks between clubs, managers, players, medical staff, the
government, the PFA and the LMA have dragged on and it took until last Monday to decide that non-contact group training could resume.The majority of clubs
are in favour of completing the campaign, although the use of neutral venues and the topic of relegation slowed down plans for Project
Restart.That sticking point now seems to have been resolved, with
clubs almost certain to use their own stadiums for games and the format of the league staying the same.The government
have supported the return of live matches and believe it will
help boost the mood of the nation with lockdown measures still likely to
be in place to some extent.However, with managers insisting their players need at
least a month of training to get up to full fitness, it appears the start date will
be pushed back until later in June.A number of dates have been mooted, with June 20 or June 26
the most likely as players gear up for a return to contact training, potentially as early as next week.Sky Sports and BT Sport will continue to broadcast games in the UK, while a large number of fixtures could also be
aired for free following government intervention.Elsewhere in England, the EFL are said to
planning to resume the Championship season on June 20.

The majority of clubs in League One want to end the season early, while the League Two
campaign and all Scottish football has already been cancelled.  Premier League officials
want to resume the season behind closed doors at the end of JuneSNOOKERBarry Hearn has
promised players the highest health and safety measures will be in place when live snooker becomes the first sport
to return in the UK with a free-to-air televised tournament next month.Judd Trump, Neil Robertson, Mark Allen and Kyren Wilson are among those confirmed to take part in Championship League Snooker, which will see 64 players battle for a
top prize of £30,000 at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes between June 1-11.All players, staff and contractors must return a negative test result for coronavirus prior
to entering the venue, while there will be strict social distancing rules applied
throughout.’Players who have any doubts about their own welfare can rest assured that all precautions are being taken,’ Hearn said.’I am confident
that there is no other major sport which can meet health and safety criteria
on isolation and social distancing as stringently as snooker can, so we
are able to return more quickly than others.’The
Marshall Arena has been selected as there is accommodation on site,
allowing for players to remain isolated throughout their participation in the
event, which will be shown on ITV4. Barry Hearn has promised
to keep players safe when snooker returns behind closed doorsBOXINGLast week Eddie Hearn revealed his extraordinary plan to bring
boxing back to the UK by putting on championship fights in his back garden.The promoter told Sportsmail all about his intention to stage fight
nights on four consecutive Saturdays in the 15-acre grounds of his Matchroom headquarters
in Brentwood, Essex.His £1million plan is to open with the all-Brit world title clash between Terri Harper and Natasha
Jonas in mid-July, before closing with Dillian Whyte’s WBC interim heavyweight title fight against Alexander Povetkin in the first or second
Saturday in August.The proposal, which involves having only 90 people
on site per event, will see four cards of five fights each spread
across a 28-day stretch.Matchroom Fight Camp, as it is likely
to be known, will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.

Discussions are ongoing with the British Boxing
Board of Control, Brentwood council and the WBC sanctioning
body.Hearn told Sportsmail: ‘Financially this will be painful for
us but after the momentum we have worked so hard to build over the past
10 years, I’m not going to let boxing just dribble back.

While other guys go with arenas and empty studios, ours will look very different.’Just imagine it.
It is summer, the house is all lit up, you can see Canary Wharf in the distance and fireworks are going off.
Then over the hill walk Dillian Whyte and Alexander
Povetkin for a massive tear up on my lawn.’World championship boxing in my garden? Oh, go on then.’ Eddie Hearn is planning to build a ring and
host top class boxing in his back garden from JulyRUGBYHopes of the Premiership season resuming in July suffered a blow this week after clubs were forced to delay their return to training. Sportsmail revealed that
concerns about medical support including CPR provision, and doubts
about the ability to fund a coronavirus testing programme, have
forced impacted the schedule.The setback raises fears the
season won’t be completed.

On Thursday, a conference call meeting of the Professional Game Board, including representatives
from the RFU, Premiership Rugby, the RPA players’ union and the Championship
clubs, confirmed that players cannot resume group activities for at least a fortnight.Players are privately resigned to the shutdown dragging on far longer
and possibly leading to the cancellation of the disrupted
domestic campaign.If that proves to be the case and Premiership officials stick to their regular rugby calendar, it could be October before we see any
games played. Meanwhile, Super League clubs hope to
resume their season in August and have set an ambitious target of playing in front
of fans again as soon as October.The competition was suspended in March, but three plans have now been drafted by the 12
teams, paving the way for a restart.Each version concludes with a Grand Final – in November, December or January
respectively – and with final standings based around 22, 24 or 28 matches depending on the model.

The plans are due to be formally submitted for
consideration by the Rugby Football League next
week.The proposed return date of August 16
is seen as crucial to minimise any rebate due to Sky Sports, which
holds broadcast rights through to the end of the 2021 campaign, but there is also a clear willingness to bring fans
back as well as fixtures.October 1 is the stated date
for the earliest possible opening of the turnstiles, though as with the rest of the details that remains
dependent on government guidance, health advice and the wider societal spread of Covid-19. 
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CRICKETCricket received a boost on Thursday as some England players began returning to socially distanced training for the first time since lockdown began.The ECB now have increased hope of scheduling
the majority of their international fixtures this summer with Pakistan and Australia saying they are ready to travel and fulfill their fixtures, although no matches will be played before July 1. The West Indies are due to arrive on these shores first,
pending a governmental green light and final agreement
on health and safety protocols, while Cricket Ireland has already offered to be as flexible as possible to
see three one-day internationals take place later this year.In between, Pakistan and
Australia are scheduled to visit for a series of high-profile fixtures. Next week the ECB will announce its schedule and venues for England’s 2020 summer, with the Ageas Bowl and Emirates
Old Trafford set to be confirmed as its new behind-closed-doors centres barring any last-minute hitches. Meanwhile, the ECB hopes the T20 Blast competition can be played this summer after the
inaugural season of The Hundred was cancelled.Northants have
revealed that they are hopeful of playing matches in front of reduced crowds of 1,
500 providing they are given the green light by authorities.All 18 first-class counties are
currently in talks with the ECB over how and when they
can return to training safely.   Stuart Broad, pictured last December, is one
of the stars who has returned to limited
trainingFORMULA ONE The Formula One calendar has been decimated by the coronavirus crisis, but
there are finally plans to begin the season in Austria in July.The British
Grand Prix at Silverstone, which is still scheduled for July,
remains up in the air, however, with officials concerned over the UK’s
coronavirus rules. F1 bosses continue to talk to the highest levels of Government in the
hope of brokering an 11th-hour agreement to win the sport an exemption over
controversial plans to impose a 14-day quarantine period on travellers
arriving in the UK.The Prime Minister is being informed of developments and will
make the final call.If the exemption is not forthcoming, the two races planned for Silverstone
in July and August — the British GP and a second round to make up for time lost to coronavirus — will
move to Hockenheim in Germany’s Rhine Valley.An F1 spokesman said:
‘Quarantine would make it impossible to have a British Grand Prix this year.

We would be travelling back to the UK on F1-only aircraft and all staff would be tested, making quarantine totally unnecessary.’If races cannot be held at Silverstone
this summer, they could be moved to later in the year
once the quarantine restrictions are lifted. However, there is a chance there could no grand prix held in Britain during 2020 if it cannot be squeezed into
the sport’s proposed 16-race calendar. 
Lewis Hamilton celebrates after winning the British Grand Prix at
Silverstone last yearGOLFThe European Tour
hopes to resume the season at the end of July in England as part of a four-tournament ‘bubble’, according to Golf Digest.The magazine claimed that the British Masters, which is scheduled for July 30 to August, would be followed by three
tournaments offering around £900,000 in prize money at
Forest of Arden and Hanbury Manor in England, and Celtic Manor
in Wales.Golf returned in the US last weekend when Rory McIlroy was among
four players who took part in a charity event in Florida.

The PGA Tour will resume without fans on June 11 with the Charles Schwab
Challenge in Texas.The British Masters at Close House is set to be held
during the same week as the World Golf Championship in Memphis, Tennessee.

The following week is the PGA Championship, the first major
of the year, in San Francisco.The European tour has already has had nine
tournaments postponed and eight cancelled because of the pandemic.The Open, which was
due to be played in July at Royal St George’s in Kent, has been cancelled and
will instead be hosted by the same venue next year. Rory McIlroy plays a shot
during a charity event at Seminole Golf Club in Florida last week HORSE
RACING The BHA have said the fact French racing has
been forced to close tracks in Paris and in the
east of the country should have no ramifications for the resumption of racing in Britain on June
1.Racing’s ruling body has steered clear
of using overseas jurisdictions whose racing has either continued or resumed as evidence as to why British racing should return.This week, a spokesman for the BHA
said: ‘Our proposal has always been that racing will be ready to return safely in Britain as soon as
the UK Government permits the resumption of sporting events.’Our plans are being developed with officials from Public Health England and will be in line with UK
government policy.

We are making good progress as we prepare for a resumption on June 1.’Final Government approval for the return of British racing has yet
to be received.Racing returned in France on May 11
at Longchamp but the French Government backtracked when announcing on Tuesday that no track
inside Red Zones of high COVID-19 infections rates can now race.  Racing is set to resume
without fans in the UK from June 1, subject to government approvalTENNIS The only British events yet to be
called off due to the coronavirus are the Murray Trophy in Glasgow in September and the
season-ending ATP Finals, which are still set to take place at
the O2 Arena in November.Wimbledon was cancelled
for the first time since the Second World War in April, while a number of other events have also been scrapped.The Fever-Tree
Championships at Queen’s and the Nature Valley International in Eastbourne were among the casualties, and
the British Trophy Series has also been all but wiped out.The Murray Trophy will be the first time we see live tennis back on British soil if it goes ahead as planned between September 13-20.
Wimbledon has been cancelled this year, leaving just
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