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Jun 11, 2010
Sports on TV: The World Cup is here!
The rain may have provided us some respite from the heat, but there's no escaping the sporting action that's bound to send temperatures soaring this weekend. The FIFA World Cup is here, and that will be grabbing all the attention. But if football isn't your doze of excitement, there's cricket and F1 action too.
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