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  • Up to 10,000 sports fans to be allowed back to stadiums from 17 May, says Prime Minister

    February 22, 2021

    Sports fans will be allowed to return to stadiums from 17 May, with up to 10,000 spectators permitted in the largest venues. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the relaxation of rules today as he laid out his plans for emerging from lockdown. The announcement means that crowds should be in attendance for Euro 2020 matches [...]

  • The changing face of match-fixing and why integrity mustn’t be allowed to suffer as Covid-19 squeezes budgets

    February 19, 2021

    As sports events continue to take place in unfamiliar surroundings, the integrity of competitions has been thrust into the spotlight as match-fixing grows and evolves.  The global pandemic has created many new challenges to the sporting world, none more significant than the way in which criminals have been able to intensify their operations and become [...]

  • Chris Tremlett: India have stolen the momentum but I’m confident that England can win series

    February 19, 2021

    England may have suffered a disappointing 317-run defeat in the second Test in India but they won’t be panicking. Not many people gave the tourists a chance of winning any matches in this four-Test series. Their victory in the first game is as impressive as any England Test result in history and offered so many [...]

  • Sport on TV: How to watch India v England, the Six Nations, Liverpool v Man City and Super Bowl LV in the UK

    February 6, 2021

    What better way to beat the lockdown blues than by gorging on a feast of sport on TV? Answer: none. And this weekend’s fare is the most abundant yet this year, with an England Test series on terrestrial TV, the first round of the Six Nations, a Premier League title showdown between Liverpool and Manchester [...]

  • Chris Tremlett: India tours pose unique challenges, even more so at this time

    February 3, 2021

    An India tour can feel very alien for a cricketer, as England’s players there for a Test series that begins on Friday will know. It is a completely different culture to other places you visit, like Australia, South Africa and the Caribbean, and poses unique challenges. Cricketers are like gods to Indians, so when you [...]

  • Why Test cricket is back on Channel 4 and what it means for the future of sport on terrestrial TV

    February 2, 2021

    For the first time since the heady 2005 Ashes series, Test cricket is returning to British terrestrial television. Channel 4 has bought the rights to show England’s tour of India, which begins on Friday in Chennai.  But why is cricket back on a free-to-air broadcaster? Who stands to gain? And what does this mean for [...]

  • Former England cricket chief Colin Graves: ‘I know Indian investment in The Hundred is there if the doors are opened’

    January 30, 2021

    Colin Graves may have stepped down as chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) last year but he is not done shaping the game he loves.  This month, the 73-year-old joined the board of Oakwell Sports Advisory, which advised CVC Capital Partners on its investment in Premiership Rugby and the Pro14. The man [...]

  • Week in Sportbiz: Premier League still No1 in China; Leeds boss keeping busy; Matchroom’s media move; Wimbledon optimism; London 2012 gold for sale

    January 28, 2021

    The Premier League’s ongoing dispute with a Chinese broadcaster doesn’t appear to have affected its popularity in the Far East. England’s top division has been named the most popular football league in China by a new report ranking digital performance. It had 80 per cent more engagement on leading social media platform Weibo than La [...]

  • Chris Tremlett: Joe Root looked back to his best in England’s confidence-boosting 2-0 win in Sri Lanka

    January 27, 2021

    Sri Lanka may not have looked the best, but that was an important Test series for England – and in particular Joe Root – to win 2-0. The tourists had very little preparation, with limited resources in Loughborough and then just one warm-up game once they got out there. Sri Lanka handed England the initiative [...]

  • England cricet team ‘unconcerned’ by Covid-19 outbreak at team hotel in Sri Lanka

    January 15, 2021

    England are “not concerned” after two staff members at their hotel in Galle where they are playing two Test matches against Sri Lanka tested positive for Covid-19. The kitchen workers returned positive results after routine tests conducted by the hotel due to the presence of the England team, Sri Lankan media reported. “We are not [...]

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