News Flash: Neo wins New Zealand Cricket rights until 2020

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@off topic
now sony six is having only ipl.
What can they do with one property ?
 
Cricket :
1.Asia Cup
2.International cricket in Bangladesh
3.International cricket in New Zealand
Football
1.UEFA European Football Championship (Joined with NEO Sports)
2.Bundesliga - German National Football League - 1st Division
Tennis
1.French Open (Joined with NEO Sports)
Mixed Martial Arts
1.Super Fight League (Joined with NEO Sports)

If any mistake correct me
 
Karthik said:
@off topic
now sony six is having only ipl.
What can they do with one property ?

They bidded aggresively for bcci,ecb,epl but loss to ess.
Now sl,pak cricket rights coming for renewal.So they can grab it.
Also fifa-2014 for south asia is yet to be sold.
 
jayanji said:
Cricket :
1.Asia Cup
2.International cricket in Bangladesh
3.International cricket in New Zealand
Football
1.UEFA European Football Championship (Joined with NEO Sports)

2.Bundesliga - German National Football League - 1st Division
Tennis
1.French Open (Joined with NEO Sports)
Mixed Martial Arts
1.Super Fight League (Joined with NEO Sports)

If any mistake correct me
Don't include it.It is bidded separately for every edition.

You have left badminton.
 
Fifa 2014 may be ess, i think bro.
And after 2015 cricket world cup,
icc rights are also on the grabs.
 
Neo Sports Broadcast Pvt Ltd has secured broadcast rights to all domestic and International cricket matches to be played in New Zealand until 2020.

While the financial details of the deal were not disclosed, Neo Sports stated that this seven year deal will allow the company to broadcast 261 days of live cricket, including 18 T20 cricket matches, 63 One Day Internationals and 36 Tests and will start from New Zealand-England series next week. The company noted that these rights will include rights for all of Asia, excluding the Middle-east region.

This deal will include
two India series planned in 2014 and 2019;
two Australia series planned in 2016 and 2018;
and three England series planned in 2013, 2018 and 2020.
 
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