BBC One Winter/Spring 2007
Sport
Cricket World Cup
The BBC's coverage of cricket continues with highlights of the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup. Manish Bhasin will present key highlights from all the main matches in the tournament, being held in the West Indies during March and April.
The highlights will be on air within a couple of hours of the end of each day's play.
In total, BBC One will be showing 30 hours of cricket highlights, providing sports fans with up-to-date information on all the results, action and news of the day.
Throughout the tournament, viewers will be able to choose from a comprehensive package of viewing and audio options across TV, including interactive, radio and online.
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The US Masters
This year sees the 40th anniversary of BBC Sport's exclusive, live television coverage of the world's most prestigious overseas golf tournament – the US Masters – from Augusta, Georgia.
BBC coverage offers all the available live action on television and radio across all four days of play, as well as news and updates on radio and on the website at bbc.co.uk.
The team is now fronted by presenter and golf fanatic Gary Lineker, with commentators including Peter Alliss, Ken Brown and Sam Torrance.
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Six Nations Rugby
The Northern Hemisphere's annual showcase rugby event gets under way in February, with all games live on the BBC.
Presenters John Inverdale, Jill Douglas and Craig Doyle introduce coverage in High Definition (HD) format for the first time.
It's the closest the competition has ever been, with all teams in a position to win games if they can perform on the day.
Over five weekends, England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France and Italy compete to be Six Nations champions going into 2007's Rugby World Cup.
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FA Cup
Viewers can experience the great drama of the 126th FA Cup on BBC One.
Football clubs across the country have the chance to go down in history by beating the big Premiership sides and being forever known as the giant killers.
For all footballers, it's a dream and aspiration to get to the FA Cup Final, which is likely to be back at the newly built Wembley Stadium in 2007.
Gary Lineker presents the coverage.
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Wimbledon
BBC Sport's award-winning coverage gets under way at the end of June with Sue Barker heading up the unrivalled team which includes John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors.
Coverage will again be in High Definition (HD) format, following last year's debut, and viewers can judge for themselves on line-calls through the BBC's use of the unique ball-tracking system, Hawk-Eye.
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