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CRICKET Australia v Bangladesh, 1pm, Sky Sports 2

THE Aussies will hope their pace attack, spearheade­d by left-hander Mitchell Starc — the second-ranked ODI bowler in the world — will be potent enough to win at the Oval.

NEW FAMILY SHOW Where In The World?, 4.30pm, CBeebies

CHILDREN in other countries may seem to live different lives, but their concerns are often reassuring­ly familiar. This new series opens in Jordan, where we meet Hamza, who is unhappy about the number of stairs he has to take on a shopping trip with his dad.

FREEVIEW ACTION Star Trek, 8pm,p E4

JJ.JJ. ABRAMS’s reboot sees a new cast of younger-generation actors taking on the familiar roles of Kirk, Spock, Bones and Scotty. Thanks to some ‘angry future Romulans’, they’re off on all-new adventures.

ON-DEMAND SERIES American Gods, Amazon Prime

THERE’S a lot of travelling and negotiatio­n in this week’s new episode — number six — of Neil Gaiman’s atmospheri­c clash-of-deities drama, as Shadow’s ex learns about life after death.

THRILLER MOVIE The Game, 9pm, Sony Movie Channel

MICHAEL DOUGLAS is the banker who has it all in this downbeat thriller, until his comfortabl­e life is turned upside down. (Freeview 32, Sky 323, Virgin 425)

DATING CONTEST Love Island, 9pm, ITV2

OLIVIA is among those looking for love, or something like it, as the breathtaki­ngly crass dating contest returns for a new run — and at a new villa. The first episode, inn which the scantily clad contenders eyeball each other and decide who they most like the look of, is the most socially awkward.

NEW U.S. DRAMA Ransom, 9pm, Universal

THIS slick new 13-episode U.S. drama is centred on Eric Beaumont, a profession­al hostage negotiator with principles. He’s behaving oddly y towards a new recruit, though — why? If you’re after something new, but not extraordin­ary, this could well fit the bill.

DOCUMENTAR­Y Hunt For The Actic Ghost Ship, 9pm, More4

IN 1845, a 129-man expedition to conquer the Northwest Passage for the British Empire vanished. This evocative film slips between dramatisat­ions of the worsening plight of those aboard HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, and the 2014 voyage that found one of the ships.

COMEDY CHALLENGES A League Of Their Own: U.S. Road Trip 2.0., 9pm, Sky 1

JAMIE REDKNAPP, Jack Whitehall and Andrew Flintoff hit the road with James Corden (pictured) again for a new series of wild challenges and laddish banter. The great time they very clearly have isn’t always so fun for the viewer, but tonight’s monster truck race is quite the spectacle.

APOCALYPSE­APO DRAMA Fear The Walking Dead,Dead 9pm, AMC

THE prequel series, which has a more hopeful,hop family-focused feel than the zombie drama it comes from, returnsret­urn for a new run. As season three begins, the survivors, including MadisonMad­is and Travis, look for new refuge on the U.S./Mexico border. (Sky 192, BT TV 332)

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