ECB (England and Wales Cricket Board)
FanCode wins over ECB with long-term Hundred investment
Australia’s Kayo streaming free coverage of The Hundred
Enhanced County Championship production as matches streamed on ECB app
ECB could offer BCCI ‘slice of media revenues’ to lure IPL players to The Hundred
Nine continues rights drive with 2023 Ashes deal
Foxtel finalises new multi-year ECB rights deal
Spark adds ECB rights to cricket portfolio, turns to Whisper on production
Whisper signs ECB online highlights, clips production deal
ICC and cricket boards wrestling with Covid calendar challenges
ECB to probe Watmore allegations concerning EFL breakaway talks
BBC commits to televise women’s cricket final for The Hundred – report
ECB carves out Caribbean rights, agrees direct deal with ESPN
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has sold its rights separately in the Caribbean for the first time, earning a strong increase on their previous allocated value in the region.
ESPN lands ECB rights in Caribbean
International sports broadcaster ESPN has acquired rights in the Caribbean to events organised by the England and Wales Cricket Board.
ECB struggles in India despite three tours over five-year cycle
Two more India tours have not prevented a fall in the value of England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) media rights in the Indian subcontinent.
BeIN adds to Cricket Australia deal with ECB rights across Mena
The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) roughly doubled the value of its media rights in the Middle East and North Africa last month after carving them out from a future Asian deal.
ECB gets more money and better reach in new ‘future-proof’ deals
The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) enjoyed the best of both worlds in agreeing its new domestic deals last week – it has grown media-rights revenue by almost 180 per cent and secured significant free-to-air coverage on UK public-service broadcaster the BBC.
Sky maintains hold on ECB rights as BBC returns to live cricket
UK pay-television broadcaster Sky has retained the majority of its rights with the England & Wales Cricket Board, as public-service broadcaster the BBC returned as a live broadcaster of the sport under new deals that will be worth £1.1bn (€1.25bn/$1.4bn) in total.
Sky and BT Sport locked in competition as ECB deadline looms
The England and Wales Cricket Board’s media-rights sales process for international and domestic cricket for the five-year period spanning 2020 to 2024 is set to close tomorrow (Wednesday), with competition between pay-television broadcasters Sky and BT Sport reportedly set to push the contract past the £1bn (€1.13bn/$1.26bn) mark.