This week's show is hosted by Adrian Barnard (left) and Danny Rice (right).

With this year's Wimbledon tennis Championships starting on 22nd June we hear from men's number three seed Andy Murray about his win at the Aegon Championships last weekend and hopes for Wimbledon.

We reveal the result of our online poll to find out which team you think will win the Confederations Cup in South Africa and answer questions from listeners in Kenya.

Finally we hear about the challenges facing women in Afghanistan who want to play sport in the face of family and Taliban opposition.

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This week's show is hosted by Adrian Barnard (left) in England and Clayton Bjelan (right) in Melbourne, Australia.

The FIFA Confederations Cup gets underway in South Africa on 14 June.  Over the next two weeks eight teams - the FIFA Confederations champions plus hosts Bafana Bafana - will be pitting their skills against each other to see who will be crowned Confederations Cup Champions.  The eight teams are: Italy, Spain, Brazil, Egypt, South Africa, Iraq, New Zealand and the USA.

We preview the event with our football correspondent Stuart Weir (left) and our man on the spot, Solomon Ashoms (right) in South Africa. 

Has the event any relevance for the higher ranked teams such as Spain, Italy and Brazil or is it a waste of time?  On the other side of the coin, how valuable is the tournament for the lower ranked nations like New Zealand and Iraq to play top-class opposition?  And can South Africa deliver a well-run competition, one year before the nation hosts the FIFA World Cup?

We also explore the issue of identity with former Manu Samoa rugby union international, Tu Nu'uali'itia (left).  For many sports people their identity is shaped by their performances which is fine when they're winning but not so good when they are under-performing.  Tu provides insight from his own experience.

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Rugby Union and cricket feature in this week's show, hosted by Adrian Barnard (left) and Norman Brierley (right).

As the British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa gets underway, Adrian talks to Lions forward Euan Murray.  Euan talks about his season with Northampton and Scotland, what drives him as a player and the challenges facing the Lions as they face the world champion Springboks in the three-Test series.  The first Test takes place in Durban on 20 June.

The ICC World Twenty 20 cricket tournament begins in England on 05 June. 

The world's 12 top teams are taking part.  Former Indian state player Paul Moses (right) in Chennai and cricket correspondent Joseph Cleary (left) in Melbourne preview the competition and discuss whether India can retain the crown they won at the inaugural World Twenty 20 event in 2007?

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