Sport to watch in 2023
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With five major World Cups coming up, it’s 2023 if there was ever a year when Sky Sport was needed.
Catch all the action with Sky Sport with a packed sports calendar for the coming year. Sky Sport puts sports at your fingertips including five major World Cups, all Super Rugby, Formula 1®, Supercars, the PGA Tour, Premier League, Tennis Grand Slams and even a touch of France with the Tour de France. With Netball, Bathurst and the NBL in the mix and on your big screen, all with Sky Sport, there’s a lot more possible.
2023 the year of the World Championships
It’s an unprecedented World Cup season across a number of codes, with the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in South Africa already underway. Expect big sixes throughout the month in the finals scheduled for February 27th.
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The FIFA Women’s World Cup™ kicks off on July 20 with the opening match between the Football Ferns and Norway at Eden Park. The tournament – the largest in women’s sport worldwide – ends a month later with the final at the Sydney Olympic Stadium. Although the games are taking place right here in New Zealand and over the moat, Sky Sport brings every game live and on demand direct to you.
In the same month, on July 28, the Netball World Cup begins in South Africa. While the Silver Ferns are the reigning champions, the Australians are dangerous and are looking to reclaim their title.
Later in the year it’s the big one: Rugby World Cup 2023 begins in September with the All Blacks opening game against France; Expect the French to be up to the challenge with the tournament on their home soil. Imagine the same pairing in the final to be held at Paris’ Stade de France on October 29th…
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Rugby World Cup 2023 begins in September with the All Blacks in their opening game against France.
To round off the World Cup season, October sees the Men’s ICC World Cup in India see 10 teams compete for cricket’s most coveted prize. The BLACKCAPS made it to the finals, two tournaments in a row; See if they can go one step further this time.
More games, more codes, more often on Sky Sport
More than a World Cup bonanza, there is much, much more on offer. Big events are planned in multiple codes throughout the year, with something worth seeing every weekend – and many days of the week too.
Watching all these sports is easy with Sky Sport. If you’re not already a Skybox customer, you can stream the action with Sky Sport Now. You can purchase a weekly, monthly, or annual pass to stream all of these sports on your terms. To learn more, click here
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Whichever path works for you, here’s what to expect in this massive year of sport…
Whilst dates are subject to change, below are just a few of the select games to look forward to and only available on Sky Sport:
February:
- DHL Super Rugby Pacific: From February 24th
- Sky Super Rugby Aupiki: From February 25th
March:
- Rugby League: 2023 NRL Telstra Premiership Season: Begins 2 March
- Motorsport: Formula 1® World Championship: From March 3rd
- Netball: ANZ Premiership: Begins March 4th
- Motorsport: Supercars Championship: From March 10th
April:
- Basketball: Sal’s NBL: Starting April 6th
- Golf: Masters 2023: Starting April 7th
- Cricket: BLACKCAPS Tour of Pakistan: April 13
- Basketball: NBA Playoffs: Starting April 15th
May:
- Tennis: Roland-Garros: From May 28th
- Football: Premier League: See Round May 29th
- Rugby League: State of Origin: Begins 31st May
June:
- Basketball: NBA Finals: Begins June 2nd
- Golf: Women’s PGA Championship: Begins June 23
July:
- Cycling: Tour de France: From July 1st
- Tennis: Wimbledon Championship: From July 3rd
- Rugby Championship: Starts July 8th
August:
- Rugby: Bunnings NPC: Starts August 5th
- Golf: FedEx Cup Playoffs: Begins August 11th
- Football: Premier League 23/24: From August 12th
- Rugby: All Blacks v South Africa: 26 August
September:
- World Rowing Championships: Begins September 3rd
- Rugby League: NRL Telstra Premiership Finals: Begins 8 September
- Golf: Ryder Cup: Begins September 29th
October:
- Rugby League: NRL Telstra Premiership Grand Final: 1 October
- Cricket: Men’s ICC World Cup begins
- Motorsports: Bathurst 1000: Starts October 5th
- Basketball: NBA 2023/24 season start: October 18
November:
- Netball: Fast5
- Soccer: A League
- Cricket: Women’s BBL
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