
Dan Roan
Sports Editor at BBC
Sports Editor @BBCNews. Ex-SJA Broadcast Journalist of the Year, Hon Fellow @UniNorthants. President @ghcc Northamptonian
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Dan Roan |Stephan Shemilt
Keeping The Hundred free of clashes with England internationals is vital to the success of the competition, according to Welsh Fire investor Sanjay Govil. Govil, a billionaire American-Indian IT entrepreneur, has agreed to pay just over £40m for a 50% stake in the Fire. AdvertisementWhile there would be an intention to keep a July-August window clear of international cricket, pinch points will arise because of the global calendar.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Dan Roan |Stephan Shemilt
Although the ECB has sold stakes in the Hundred teams, it has retained ownership of the competition itself, meaning the governing body will have final say on any change of format. However, Govil said he and other investors have a preference to change from the 100-ball format, an outlier in terms of the global landscape, to the widely played 20-over game. "The ones I have talked to, the answer is yes. Will it happen over time? I don't know," he said.
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2 weeks ago |
au.sports.yahoo.com | Nick Mashiter |Simon Stone |Dan Roan
Nottingham Forest have asked Uefa for clarity after expressing their concerns over Crystal Palace's Europa League place. The Eagles won the FA Cup to qualify for Europe for the first time in their history, but Uefa must decide if they have breached its multi-club ownership rules. AdvertisementUefa's final ruling will centre on American businessman John Textor, owner of Eagle Football - which holds a 43% stake in Palace.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Nick Mashiter |Simon Stone |Dan Roan
Nottingham Forest have asked Uefa for clarity after expressing their concerns over Crystal Palace's Europa League place. The Eagles won the FA Cup to qualify for Europe for the first time in their history, but Uefa must decide if they have breached its multi-club ownership rules. Uefa's final ruling will centre on American businessman John Textor, owner of Eagle Football - which holds a 43% stake in Palace.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Dan Roan |Stephan Shemilt
There have also been discussions over the sale of future TV rights. The current United Kingdom TV deal, principally held by Sky, expires in 2028. When it is renegotiated, rights for The Hundred will again be sold as a complete package, rather than separated from international and other domestic cricket. International TV rights, seen as a key area of growth, are piecemeal. Deals for separate competitions or series arise at different intervals.
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