Sports stars and clubs across the world continue to help their local communities – and find new ways to amuse themselves – during the coronavirus pandemic.
Here, the PA news agency looks at some of the best examples from April 19.
Football
Manchester United captain Harry Maguire was among those to take part in FIFA's infinite applause campaign to celebrate the work of healthcare professionals during the coronavirus pandemic.
England and Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold had a busy day playing video games and continuing his bromance with club team-mate Andy Robertson.
— Andy Robertson (@andrewrobertso5) April 19, 2020
Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero, in club colours, was training hard in the garden.
A young Leeds fan who made an offer to Ben White's parent club Brighton to sign the defender on a permanent basis has had his favourite player reach out to him.
Daniel Auton family please get in touch 🙂 https://t.co/rFR7aUcR7M — Benjamin White (@ben6white) April 19, 2020
Cricket
England's World Cup super over hero Jofra Archer has been helping to keep gamers entertained during lockdown by giving away prizes.
Congrats to all the lucky winners I'm all out of codes 😂 but If I do manger to get some more I'll be back to hand them out — Jofra Archer (@JofraArcher) April 19, 2020
Former England skipper Andrew Strauss took on the #twopointsix challenge to raise money for the Ruth Strauss Foundation.
Former England footballer Sue Smith, ex-England rugby union player Will Greenwood and Great Britain Davis Cup captain Leon Smith all followed suit to help UK Charities.
2.6 challenge with @leandralittle for kidney research UK. We need to save UK charities, keep research going and help people with kidney disease. My challenge is 26 headers @Kidney_Research #TwoPointSixChallenge pic.twitter.com/cXVyKUCYdj — sue smith (@suesmith8) April 19, 2020 I've done the #RSF26challenge and donated tothe brilliant @RuthStraussFdn via https://t.co/aKnqZogjV3. I nominate @IamAustinHealey @jameshaskell @miketindall13 to have a go! Help save the uk's charities #twopointsixchallenge pic.twitter.com/rWHcfU49eN — Will Greenwood (@WillGreenwood) April 19, 2020 I've just done the #RSF26challenge and donated tothe fantastic @RuthStraussFdn via https://t.co/TCrFtX2EWJ I'd like to nominate @annekeothavong @GregRusedski1 @jamie_murray to give it a go! Let's help save the uk's charities #twopointsixchallenge pic.twitter.com/rGRBAu89AC — Leon Smith (@LeonSmith) April 19, 2020
Boxing
Heavyweight champion Tyson Fury had a busy Sunday – following a 10-mile run with preparing a trifle.
Former boxer Ricky Hatton had company.
Tennis
Andy Murray was ordered to wear his "skirt" by his daughters.
Golf
Sky Sports replayed the final day of the 2012 Ryder Cup on Sunday – and several participants from 'The Miracle of Medinah' were clearly tuning in to relive some fond memories.
Rugby Union
South Africa's World Cup-winning captain Siya Kolisi has been aiding the community through his foundation.
The Kolisi Foundation, formed by Kolisi and his wife Rachel, has been addressing food deficits in the most vulnerable communities by distributing food parcels to 500 households in Zwide, Kolisi's home township.
Cycling
Chris Hoy and his children put in some team pursuit training.
Team sprint training, lockdown-style.. @hoybikes pic.twitter.com/XjrCJyt9sw — Chris Hoy (@chrishoy) April 19, 2020
Darts
Former 16-time world champion Phil Taylor returned to the practice board.
