The way the English feed was lost suggested to me that it was a satellite feed from India. It may have been just a technical glitch as the Hindi feed was still available.
I can’t imagine any TV productions using the internet as a mechanism for distributing live content to stations around the world… I still don’t think its reliable enough for that.
BJ, Binga and AB in the studio today.
The semi-finals of 2023 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup are set.
1st semi-final: Australia v India (Newlands) - 3pm Thursday local, 12am AEDT Friday
2nd semi-final: South Africa v England (Newlands) - 3pm Friday local, 12am AEDT Saturday
Both matches will be shown live on Fox Cricket and stream on Kayo Freebies.
Fox Cricket will show the WNCL final between Tasmania and South Australia live from Hobart tomorrow (Saturday), at the conclusion of the day’s play from the New Zealand-England test match. The entire WNCL match will stream live on Kayo and Cricket Australia website and app from 2pm AEDT.
Piss poor they can’t find any other channel to show the start.
Glad the former Australian Gov gave them money to show Women’s sport! 
The three general Fox Sports channels have live sport beginning at 2pm, 2:15pm and 2:30pm AEDT so the only way to do what you’re suggesting (barring an unconventional method) is to use Fox Sports News.
Or they could just add the overflow sports and put them on a FS app on Iq3 and up rather then reliying on kayo.
With their current overflow channel Fox Sports More, it’s times like these that they need a Fox Sports Even More!
I thought they had 508 as well?
They did temporarily last year while the Fox W pop up channel was on, but they shut that down once Fox W was over.
It was like that for a while but it wasn’t permanent. The 508 was only a pop up.
So it could have popped up for today?
You would think so. Really they just need a extra channel.
Main Event could be another option rather than the ads they show during off time now, although they’d need to add it to Go/Now.
It is just a simulcast. It is not even Fox’s broadcast.
Yeah were you expecting anything more from Australia’s Sports Leader?
BJ, Mark Waugh and Brad Haddin in studio for day 1.
I thought Waugh is in India?
Fox Cricket seems to have secured the rights to the new Women’s Premier League competition:
How can I watch?
The WPL will be broadcast exclusively on Fox Cricket and Kayo Sports in Australia.