Sky TV confirms four more years of rights to ICC games
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Just after losing its rights to broadcast Kiwi cricket matches, Sky TV said it has extended its deal with the International Cricket Council for another four years.
The deal extends until the 2023 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup in India and includes both men’s and women’s ICC Tournaments. Sky
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