Cricket
West Indies defies India’s growing global influence
Further evidence of the Indian board’s growing influence across the sport.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: US sport, motorcycling, tennis and more
Cricket: Australian free-to-air broadcaster Nine Network acquired the rights to this month's Champions Trophy and the 2007 World Cup in a deal with News Corporation subsidiary Global Cricket Corporation.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS: football, cricket, F1, MotoGP, golf and others
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: NFL, cricket, handball, tennis, golf and more
American Football: UK pay-operator British Sky Broadcasting acquired the UK and Ireland rights for the National Football League in a four-year deal from 2007-08 to 2010-11.
Premier League off to a good start
Pay-per-view audiences for English football’s Premier League are up by 27 per cent for the opening matches of the season.
Pakistan launches sports channel after cricket win
Pakistan cable and satellite broadcaster Geo TV will launch a sports channel in time to show cricket’s Champions Trophy.
Indian strategies will be key to ICC rights sales
The ICC is expecting fees of up to $1 billion (£535 million/€790 million) for its next television and new-media rights deal.
Murdoch’s Indian TV deal could herald ESS break-up
The deal agreed by Star Television to distribute the sports channels of the Nimbus agency could herald the death of ESPN Star Sports.
India cricket may have to wait for mobile millions
The Board of Control for Cricket in India hopes that the sale of its worldwide mobile rights will land it another financial windfall.
Reports from Sportel Monaco 2007
Reports from Sportel Monaco 2007
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Six Nations, Formula One, golf, basketball, cricket
Cricket wants one of famous five
The International Cricket Council has chosen a list of five high-profile candidates from which to choose an adviser for its forthcoming television rights negotiations.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Ice skating, ice hockey, boxing, futsal and more
WSG on course for big total after flying start for IPL
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: rugby union, cricket, ice-hockey and tennis
Rugby Union: Pay-broadcaster Supersport acquired the rights for South Africa’s domestic Currie Cup competition and home Test matches outside the Tri-Nations tournament.