Cricket Australia will have to seek a firm guarantee from Ten about its financial situation before granting any broadcast rights. At the moment Nine is the only company which is keenly interested and can afford to pay for the new broadcast deal.
Jane and Neil also discussed on 3AW, about Seven not being interested, with their array of sports rights and clashes with the tennis.
###2017 ICC WOMENâS CRICKET WORLD CUP
9Now will show all the Aussie action in the eleventh ICC WOMENâS CRICKET WORLD CUP beginning Monday, June 26, from 7.30pm AEST.
Streaming LIVE from the United Kingdom, cricket fans will be able to watch Australiaâs best, including international batting sensation and captain Meg Lanning, superstar all-rounder Ellyse Perry and powerhouse players like Alex Blackwell, Alyssa Healy and Jess Jonassen as they take on the worldâs best cricketing nations: West Indies, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, India and England.
Nineâs Head of Cricket, Brent Williams, said: âThe Australian womenâs cricket team is undoubtedly one of the very best in the world, and Wide World of Sports will show every single ball of our tilt at defending a World Cup title.â
Nineâs Head of Sport Digital, Patrick Effeney, said: âWeâre very excited to offer cricket fans the opportunity to stream each of Australiaâs games, live and free, during the Womenâs World Cup on 9Now, as well as providing highlights online at Wide World of Sports.
â9Now and Wide World of Sports are both emerging as new platforms for fans of the sport to consume the game however and whenever they please.â
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Where did you get that from?
None of Nineâs channels (Sydney) that Iâm getting have the Womenâs World Cup cricket on right now.
9Now, as Wide World of Sports is only streaming it
Australia finished second at the end of group stage for Womenâs Cricket World Cup, and will play India in the second semi final in Derby this Thursday (July 20). The match will be shown live on 9GO! and streamed on 9Now from 7.30pm AEST.
(9Gem has live NRL in AFL states)
Nine will not televise this yearâs Matador BBQ Cup one-day tournament, Mitch Cleary revealed on Sportsday this evening, adding every match of the tournament will now be streamed on CA website. If I am correct, it will be the first time since the 1970s that the domestic one-day series will not be broadcast on TV. Demonstrates the low popularity of the format.
Nine will instead show the Womenâs Ashes series, which comprises of three ODIs, one day/night test, and three Twenty20 matches. The series starts on October 22 and ends on November 21.
Surprised they didnât just put it on 9Now.
I am surprised that FOX didnât pick up at least some games.
It will be interesting to see what the quality of the online broadcasts will be like.
Genuinely devastated to hear this. I have thoroughly enjoyed Nineâs coverage over the past couple of years of watching the tournament, and am really disappointed theyâve dropped coverage. I hope that Fox Sports may pick up some matches for broadcast at least.
More womenâs sport that Foxtel isnât broadcasting with their $30mil
Michael Slater narrated the Ashes that will come to Exclusively on Nine. He said that the WACA will play its final Ashes match. It should be its final test match.
But Iâm not sure whether the New Perth Stadium will be ready for the 5th ODI (28 Jan 2018).
Isnât the new stadium being used for tests against the âbigâ nations like England and India only?
Perth Stadium is used for matches featuring big Test matches such as England and India. WACA will be used for some Test matches.
The match was delayed by more than 2 hours due to the rain delay. The update with hosts Mark Taylor and Ian Healy started at 9:30PM (EST) The rain has cleared in Derby, however the match will be delayed by another 60 mins. Mark Taylor told viewers that 9Go will resume normal programming.
So, thatâs that. Harmanpreet Kaur has single-handedly smashed Australia out of the World Cup with 171 not out off 115 balls, including seven sixes and 20 fours. She scored 99 off the last 10 overs, and went from 100 to 150 off only 17 balls. Rain shortened the match to 42 overs each, but India still got to 4-281, just too many for Australia to chase down.
Yes, it would have been a long night for them. Games have been finishing before 3 am, but with the rain delay last nightâs ended just before 5 am.