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The England and Wales Cricket Board will fight tooth and nail to stop future home Ashes Test series being reserved for free-to-air television. |
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The review of Free-to-Air Listed Events’ Report is now available.
Why - despite the fuss - does this feel like a missed opportunity?
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The cricket lover who only has access to terrestrial TV in the UK is constructively excluded from live coverage of the sport.
I recall the manners and integrity of the pursuit in its recent past - only now to find cricket on the edge of the precipice.
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