Bangladesh

Pay-television broadcaster Gazi TV has acquired the Bangladesh Cricket Board’s worldwide media rights in a six-year deal through April 2020 worth $20.02m (€14.4m).

The Bangladesh Cricket Board has issued a tender for its worldwide media rights across a six-year period spanning May 1, 2014 to April 30, 2020.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board has agreed a deal to award domestic rights for the national team’s home series against Sri Lanka to pay-television broadcaster Maasranga Television.

Sports media company Seven3Sports has signed a sub-licencing deal with Indian Premier League rights-holder, Sony-owned Indian broadcaster Multi Screen Media, for the rights to the competition in Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

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The Bangladesh Cricket Board, the sport’s governing body in the country, has sold its worldwide media rights for the country’s national team series against West Indies to satellite-television broadcaster Vir…

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Bangladeshi media group Massranga Communications has acquired exclusive rights to the Uefa Euro 2012 football tournament in a deal with the Sporty Solutionz agency