EVENTS

ATP Dusseldorf - Nieminen v Haas: World No. 14 Tommy Haas holds a 3-1 series lead against World No. 42 Jarkko Nieminen. Thursday signals their first clay-court meeting since 2002. Haas is through to the quarterfinal after rallying to defeat Croatia's Ivan Dodig in three sets. The 35-year old German is seeking his fifth semifinal berth of the season. Nieminen advanced to the final eight following his three-sets ousting of Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut. Live In Play Action!

WTA Brussels - Lepchenko v Kanepi: After a long break from injury Kanepi has came back fitter and more confident than before, with her exclusive clay-only season showing 10 wins from 14 matches. After an impressive quarter-finals at Madrid, she will be looking to go one better here. Lepchenko's best results have been achieved on the hard stuff, having played over half of her career games on, however she has adapted to the clay very well this year.

French Open Tennis: Rafael Nadal and Maria Sharapova will be out to retain their singles titles at the world’s premier clay court tournament; The tournament has been staged on the courts at the Roland Garros stadium since 1928 and was the first of the Grand Slam tournaments to join the "Open Era" in 1968. Nadal returned in February following a seven-month layoff to recover from a knee injury and has won 6 of the 8 tournaments he's entered in 2013. Live In Play Action!

BMW PGA Championship: Outside the Open and WGCs this is by some distance the strongest field each year on the European Tour including all of the 'Magnificent Seven' British players in the World's Top 20 i.e. Rory Mcilroy, Justin Rose, Luke Donald, Graeme McDowell, Lee Westwood, Sergio Garcia and Ian Poulter. Luke Donald won here in both 2011 and 2012 so he is again the defending champion and so is now going for a 'three-peat' victory.