Cricket’s “The Hundred” Returns to Sky Sports
Sky Sports will show every game of The Hundred live this summer from Wednesday 3rd August, starting with defending men’s champions Southern Brave launching the competition against Welsh Fire.
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11.72 million Watch Aussie Victory in Ashes
Australia got behind Pat Cummins’ triumphant Test team this summer, with the Seven Network’s live and free coverage of the 2021-22 Australia-England Ashes series reaching 11.72 million people nationally and an average peak of 1.47 million each day.
NZME & Go Media Partner for ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022
Aotearoa sports fans can dust off their deck chairs this summer knowing they can keep up with the play for ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022, thanks to official Local Promotional Partners NZME and Go Media.
Sky Sports Partners with ECB in Grassroots Cricket Initiative
Sky Sports has partnered with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to launch Dynamos Cricket Intros, a new multi-year initiative that champions inclusion, encouraging more children to take up the game of cricket regardless of gender, ability, or background.
ESPN+ Reaches Rights Deal with New Zealand Cricket
ESPN+ has reached a new six-year agreement with New Zealand Cricket for exclusive US rights to all men’s and women’s matches in the International Cricket Council (ICC) matches played in New Zealand, across all three formats.
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra to Replay Classic Cricket Matches
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra has announced it will be replaying a selection of classic cricket matches from England’s recent past.
BBC’s Asian Radio Services Cover the Cricket World Cup 2019
BBC World Service outlets in Bangla, Hindi, Marathi, Pashto, Sinhala, Tamil and Urdu are all airing special coverage of the Cricket World Cup 2019.
talkSPORT Secures England Cricket Rights for India Tour
Every ball of the tour will be broadcast live on talkSPORT 2 including all T20s, ODI’s and Test Matches against the current World number one Test side.
Cricket Calls for TMS
Famous faces from BBC Radio’s Test Match Special and podcast Tailenders go head-to-head on the cricket pitch.