Formula One has become the latest sport to be impacted by the outbreak of coronavirus, with April’s Chinese Grand Prix now postponed.

Here, the PA news agency takes a look at some of the other sporting events which have been rescheduled or cancelled.

Athletics

Nanjing was scheduled to host the World Athletics Indoor Championships from March 13-15, but following the emergence of coronavirus in Wuhan, the event has been postponed until 2021. The Hong Kong Marathon – due to take place on February 8 – was also cancelled.

Golf

The PGA Tour Series-China confirmed on Wednesday two qualifying tournaments scheduled for Bintan, Indonesia and Phuket in Thailand had been postponed. The knock-on impact means the four opening competitions – the Sanya Championship (March 23-29), the Haikou Classic (March 30-April 5), the Chongqing Championship (April 6-12) and the Guangzhou Open (April 13-19) – will now not go ahead as originally planned. The HSBC Women’s World Championships was set for Singapore at the end of February, but along with the Honda LPGA Thailand in Pattaya, have both been called off. The Blue Bay LPGA, scheduled for the start of March on the southern Chinese island of Hainan, will now also not take place due to the continued health concerns in the region.

Football

The Chinese Football Association has postponed domestic matches, with the Chinese Super League supposed to start on February 22. The impact of coronavirus has also meant the rescheduling of Asian Champions League fixtures which are set to involve Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai SIPG. Australia will now host a four-team Asian Olympics women’s qualifying tournament, which has been moved from Wuhan.

Tennis

Having already seen the impact of the Australian bush fires on the start of the 2020 season, the International Tennis Federation made the decision to move the Fed Cup Asia/Oceania Group I event from Dongguan, China, to Kazakhstan. The event, though, was eventually scrapped after organisers in Nur-Sultan declined to take up the role of replacement hosts.

Motor Sport

The lucrative China Open ranking event in Beijing was set to take place from March 30 until April 5 as part of the build-up to the World Championship in Sheffield. However, concerns over the coronavirus outbreak saw the World Snooker Tour cancel the event, with discussions continuing over when it can be played.

Skiing

Yanqing was set to host a round of the FIS World Cup over February 15/16, but the event was cancelled by the governing body amid the growing concerns, with the World Health Organization having declared coronavirus as a global emergency.

Basketball

The Women’s basketball Olympics qualifiers were switched from Foshan to Belgrade, Serbia – where Great Britain saw their hopes of reaching Tokyo 2020 dashed.

Hockey

India women’s hockey tour of China has been cancelled, while the International Hockey Federation also announced that the FIH Hockey Pro League matches between Australia and China, set to be played on March 14 and 15 in Chengdu, will also be put on hold.

Badminton

Following several players puling out of the China Masters in Hainan, the competition was eventually cancelled. The China and Hong Kong’s men and women squad as well as India’s women withdrew from the Asia Team Championships in Manila. A decision has yet to be made over whether the Asia Championships will run as planned in Wuhan at the end of April.