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Australia Hasn't Found A Broadcaster To Show India-New Zealand WTC Final
Even as fans in almost all cricketing nations will be glued to TV during the India-New Zealand World Test Championship final (WTC) starting on June 18, Aussie fans will miss out as no broadcaster has secured rights to televise the match that will decide the world's best Test team.
"The International Cricket Council is scrambling to find a provider to show the match between India and New Zealand in Southampton, starting next Friday," said a report in theroar.com.au.
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New Zealand Will Be Challenged By India 'At Peak Of Powers': Ish Sodhi
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Virat Kohli Likely To Struggle If Southampton Favors Seam And Swing, Says Former NZ Captain
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No Reduction In Follow-On Mark Even If First Day's Play Is Washed Out: ICC
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How Virat Kohli And Kane Williamson Have Fared As Captains
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Kane Williamson Wants Less Grass On Southampton Pitch For WTC Final
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'All-Round' Indian Team Better Than New Zealand Going Into WTC Final, Says Dilip Vengsarkar
Former India cricketer Dilip Vengsarkar feels that the Virat Kohli-led India are a better side going into the World Test Championship (WTC) final against New Zealand at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton f
WTC Final Pitch At Southampton Has Been Favoring Seamers In 2021 County Matches
The pitch at Hampshire Bowl, which will host World Test Championship (WTC) final between India and New Zealand this month, has favoured seam bowlers in early phase of the County Championship matches.
'They Will Have The Biggest Impact': Brett Lee Picks His Favorite To Win The WTC Final
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Watch: Indian Cricket Team Enters Quarantine In Southampton Ahead Of WTC Final
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'Play As Late As Possible': Hanuma Vihari Reveals 'The Biggest Challenge' While Playing In England
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