Three things to do in the weeks ahead

Watch

Break Point, the Netflix tennis documentary series, follows top players in the 2022 season.

With iconic names retiring or coming to the end of their careers, there is a changing of the guard and this show focuses on the next generation. The women featured include Iga Swiatek and Ons Jabeur – world No1 and No2 respectively – Sloane Stephens, Maria Sakkari, Paula Badosa, Ajla

Tomljanovic and Aryna Sabalenka. The first five episodes, which cover last year’s Australian Open and French Open, are available to stream now, with the second instalment to come in June.

Read

The recently released Good for a Girl: My Life Running in a Man’s World.

Written by former United States athlete Lauren Fleshman, it has been described as part-memoir and part-manifesto. As well as charting her career in elite sport – she competed in middle and long-distance events at the World Championships – she also highlights the challenges girls and women face progressing through sports systems designed for men.

Alysia Montano, who competed in the Olympics 800 metres for the US, said: “This book breaks open the door for caged conversations to protect the health and integrity of growing athletes.”

Support

Get tickets for the Arnold Clark Cup, which kicks off next month.

England are hosting the friendly tournament, which also involves Belgium, Italy and South Korea, and there are three double-header match days. It gets under way at Stadium MK in Milton Keynes on Thursday, Feb 16, with Italy v

Belgium (4.45pm) the curtainraiser to England’s match against South Korea (7.45pm). The CBS Arena in Coventry hosts England v Italy (3.15pm) and South Korea v Belgium (6.15pm) the following Sunday, before South Korea v Italy (4.45pm) and England v Belgium (7.45pm) are staged at Bristol’s Ashton Gate Stadium on Wednesday, Feb 22.

Head to arnoldclarkcup.com for tickets.