Coronavirus: Rosario Central in cup action, PSL into semifinals - Tuesday's sporting picks

Here are five key sporting contests to watch on Tuesday amid the schedule problems caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Rosario Central fans celebrate in the stadium

The coronavirus pandemic continues to inflict chaos upon the sporting schedule.

Further delays to the return of the WTA Tour and the Bundesliga were confirmed on Monday as Cricket South Africa announced a blanket ban on games at all levels for 60 days.

There are still some competitions across the globe going ahead, though - here are five of the best to look forward to on Tuesday.

Rosario Central v Colon - Argentina Copa de la Superliga

The competition continues despite concerns from the likes of River Plate, which refused to play its scheduled match against Atletico Tucuman on health and safety grounds.

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Tuesday's Group B game sees Angel Di Maria's boyhood team Rosario Central, which competed in last year's Copa Libertadores, host Colon.

Anadolu Efes v Bursaspor - Basketbol Super Ligi

Anadolu Efes can move top of the table in Turkey's top basketball league when it faces Bursaspor on Tuesday.

The visitor will be eager to boost its own post-season ambitions in a match that was postponed back in February due to national team commitments.

Semi-finals - Pakistan Super League play-offs

Tuesday sees the final four compete at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore for a place in Wednesday's final.

Multan Sultans, which finished top of the league, faces Peshawar Zalmi in the first match before Karachi Kings takes on Lahore Qalandars.

Goztepe v Rizespor - Turkish Super Lig

The top flight in Turkey continues, with Rizespor hoping to climb out of the bottom three when it takes on eighth-placed Goztepe.

The visitor is winless in seven Super Lig matches but held Goztepe to a goalless draw in the reverse fixture in September.

Neil Robertson v Ding Junhui - Tour Championship

Seven of the world's top 10 male snooker players descend on Venue Cymru for the prestigious Tour Championship, which will be played behind closed doors.

With in-form Judd Trump not involved until Wednesday, the early pick of the quarterfinals sees world number two Neil Robertson against Ding Junhui, which will be just its second meeting in the past four years.

Shaun Murphy faces Mark Allen in a repeat of last month's Players Championship quarterfinal, which the former won 6-2, and Mark Selby takes on surprise Southport finalist Yan Bingtao.