Watch football, cricket, F1 and more with NOW TV on Saturday
Saturday 12 November 2016 19:09, UK
Test cricket, Formula 1, golf, international rugby and football… catch it all across seven Sky Sports channels on Saturday with a NOW TV Day Pass.
For just £6.99, without a contract, you can watch day four of England's first Test with India, day three of the Nedbank Golf Challenge, plus final practice and qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Top-class rugby union is on offer, too, as England host South Africa at Twickenham and Ireland, victorious over New Zealand for the first time in 111 years last time out, face Canada.
Republic of Ireland and Wales are also in World Cup Qualifying action on Saturday - Martin O'Neil's men visiting Austria and Chris Coleman's charges playing Serbia.
India v England, day four - from 3.45am
Centuries for Joe Root, Moeen Ali and Ben Stokes - the first time three England batsmen have hit hundreds in the same Test innings since May 2011 - helped the tourists rack up 537 against India in Rajkot. Can Alastair Cook's side push for victory on day four?
Nedbank Golf Challenge - from 9am
Open champion Henrik Stenson and Masters champion Danny Willett, currently first and second respectively in the Race to Dubai standings, are among the field in South Africa, alongside fellow Ryder Cup stars Martin Kaymer, Matthew Fitzpatrick and Thomas Pieters.
F1 - Practice 3 (1pm), Qualifying (4pm)
Lewis Hamilton will be looking to get himself in the groove and then qualify in pole position for the Brazilian Grand Prix, a race he has never won, as he aims to keep alive his hopes of pipping Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg to the 2016 drivers' title.
International rugby union - from 2pm
Wasps centre Elliot Daly and the back-in-favour flanker Tom Wood will start for England against South Africa at Twickenham (2pm), while Ireland, who recorded a historical 40-29 triumph over the All Blacks in Chicago, will look to put Canada to the sword in Dublin (7pm).
World Cup Qualifiers - from 5pm
Ireland will be hopeful of preserving their unbeaten start in Group D when they travel to Vienna to battle Austria (5pm) - but a slip-up could see them leapfrogged by Wales, who host table-toppers Serbia (7.15pm). If Sky Bet League One football is more your thing, watch Swindon play Charlton (11.30am).
Grand Slam of Darts - from 1pm
The 2016 Grand Slam of Darts gets underway in Wolverhampton (1pm and 7.30pm) with Michael van Gerwen looking to defend the crown he beat Phil Taylor to claim in 2015. The stars of the PDC and BDO will collide, with three-time Lakeside world champion Martin Adams also in the draw.
Boxing - from 7pm
Heavyweight sensation Luis Ortiz tops the bill in Monte Carlo, with the Cuban taking on Malik Scott. There will also be two world title fights, as Jamie McDonnell defends his WBA bantamweight crown and Stephen Smith challenges for a super-featherweight strap.
With a NOW TV Week Pass, available, without a contract for £10.99, you will also be able to watch Sunday's Sky Sports offerings, which include:
The Brazilian Grand Prix
Atlanta @ Philadelphia and Dallas @ Pittsburgh in the NFL
The opening games of the ATP World Tour Finals at The O2
