Matches (17)

IPL (2)

Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe (1)

PAK v WI [W] (1)

WT20 Qualifier (4)

County DIV1 (2)

County DIV2 (3)

RHF Trophy (3)

NEP vs WI [A-Team] (1)

RESULT • 51st Match • IPL • T20 • Wankhede

KKR

169

MI

(18.5/20 ov, T:170) 145

KKR won by 24 runs

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RESULT • 1st T20I • Chattogram

ZIM

124

BAN

(15.2/20 ov, T:125) 126/2

Bangladesh won by 8 wickets (with 28 balls remaining)

Schedule Report Series

English television rights

English television rights

For 60 years the BBC covered all home Tests but in 1999 they lost the rights to Channel 4. In 2005 the ECB awarded rights to BSkyB, leading to a ferocious row as cricket went off terrestrial TV in the UK, leaving only viewers with satellite TV able to watch the action.

ITV bags IPL rights in UK

ITV bags IPL rights in UK

Cricket coverage in the UK will return to free-to-air television after the IPL agreed a deal with ITV for the third season

04-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

The screen-eyed monster

The screen-eyed monster

The 2000s saw cricket's television economy grow unprecedentedly and begin to dictate terms like never before

23-Dec-2009•Ashok Malik

Reason against brute force in the free-to-air debate

Reason against brute force in the free-to-air debate

The battle between the ECB and the government works at two levels

24-Nov-2009•William Buckland

Ashes back on 'crown jewels' list

Ashes back on 'crown jewels' list

England's home Ashes Tests are expected to be recommended for a return to a revised list of major sporting events that should be shown on free-to-air TV

12-Nov-2009•Andrew Miller and Andrew McGlashan

Ashes may return to terrestrial TV

Ashes may return to terrestrial TV

Future Ashes series in England may be available on free-to-air television in the UK following a review of the 'crown jewels' of sports events

11-Oct-2009•Cricinfo staff

$Ashes climax watched by a fraction of 2005 audience$

Ashes climax watched by a fraction of 2005 audience

Just under two million watched the climax of the 2009 Ashes compared with 7.4 million when it was on free-to-air TV in 2005

26-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

On the campaign trail

On the campaign trail

Twenty minutes with the chairman of the board

13-Jan-2009•John Stern

ECB broadcasting deal 'a charade'

ECB broadcasting deal 'a charade'

A confidential memo from the broadcaster Setanta has described the ECB's handling of their TV rights deal a "charade", and accuses Giles Clarke of "making up the rules as he went along"

19-Nov-2008•Cricinfo staff

Clarke attacks BBC as Sky extend deal

Clarke attacks BBC as Sky extend deal

The ECB has announced a four-year extension to its existing television contract with BSkyB and Channel Five in a deal worth around £300 million

05-Aug-2008•Cricinfo staff

Commons committee slams England board

Commons committee slams England board

A House of Commons committee will criticise the ECB and the government over the handling of the TV deal with BSkyB

01-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Minister gives ECB full support over TV deal

Minister gives ECB full support over TV deal

Richard Caborn, the sports minister, told a House of Commons select committee that there was almost no chance of a deal being done which would keep English Test cricket on free-to-air terrestrial TV

29-Nov-2005•Cricinfo staff

ECB defends decision over TV rights - again

ECB defends decision over TV rights - again

The England board has again defended its decision to sell TV rights to satellite-only broadcaster BSkyB for four years from 2006

10-Oct-2005•Cricinfo staff

Government will not intervene in TV deal

Government will not intervene in TV deal

The government has said that it will not intervene in the deal between the ECB and BSkyB

12-Sep-2005•Cricinfo staff

MacLaurin: 'New deal is wrong for cricket'

MacLaurin: 'New deal is wrong for cricket'

The deal to sign over live cricket coverage to BSkyB might be done and dusted, but to the increasing frustration of the ECB, the debate just won't go away

03-Sep-2005•Cricinfo staff

For the future of the game

For the future of the game

The Wednesday Interview with Giles Clarke

Channel 4 boss slams ECB's 'huge mistake'

Channel 4 boss slams ECB's 'huge mistake'

The ECB's decision to sell all cricket to satellite broadcaster BSkyB has again come under attack

27-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

Turn the volume down

Turn the volume down

More feedback on the results of the Wisden Cricketer poll which asked you to name your commentary dream team

19-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

ECB did 'bad deal for the sport'

ECB did 'bad deal for the sport'

Luke Johnson, the chairman of Channel 4, claimed that 'the ECB did a very bad deal for the sport' with regards to TV contracts

18-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

Record TV audience for Ashes smash

Record TV audience for Ashes smash

England's thrilling victory in the second Test was watched by a record audience on Channel 4.

08-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

Channel 4 cop out after Reeve's departure

Channel 4 cop out after Reeve's departure

After five years as a Channel 4 summariser, Dermot Reeve has decided to call it a day

20-May-2005•Andrew Miller

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