The important domestic and foreign sports events in 2022 are as follows (in order of dates):
1-14 January, Dakar Rally, Saudi Arabia
9 January to 6 February, Africa Cup of Nations Football Tournament, Cameroon
17-30 January, Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia
January 18-23, Four Continents Figure Skating Championships, Tallinn, Estonia
January 20 to February 6, Women's Asian Cup, India
February 4-20, Beijing Winter Olympics, Beijing, China
March 3-6, World Speed Skating Championships, Hamar, Norway
4-13 March, Beijing Winter Paralympic Games, Beijing, China
World Indoor Athletics Championships, Belgrade, Serbia, March 18-20
March 18-20, World Short Track Speed Skating Championships, Montreal, Canada
World Figure Skating Championships, Montpellier, France, March 21-27
April 16 to May 2, World Snooker Championship, Sheffield, UK
World Aquatics Championships, Fukuoka, Japan, May 13-29
From May 22 to June 5, the French Open, Paris, France
June 26 to July 7, 31st Summer Universiade, Chengdu, China
27 June to 10 July, Wimbledon Tennis Tournament, London, UK
July 15-24, World Championships in Athletics, Oregon, USA
28 July to 8 August, Commonwealth Games, Birmingham, UK
July 30, IAAF Diamond League Shanghai, Shanghai, China
August 6, IAAF Diamond League Shenzhen, Shenzhen, China
August 21-28, World Badminton Championships, Japan
August 26 to September 11, World Men's Volleyball Championship, Russia
August 29 to September 11, U.S. Open, New York, USA
September 10-25, Hangzhou Asian Games, Hangzhou, China
September 22 to October 1, Women's Basketball World Cup, Sydney, Australia
From September 23 to October 15, the World Women's Volleyball Championship, the Netherlands, Poland
From 29 October to 6 November, World Gymnastics Championships, Liverpool, UK
World Half Marathon Championships, Yangzhou, China, November 13
From November 21 to December 18, Qatar World Cup Football Tournament, Qatar
December 20-28, the 3rd Asian Youth Games, Shantou, China
(Xinhua News Agency)
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