Live cricket on TV and streaming today | Test, ODI and T20 schedules
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Whether you're a red-ball purist or a fan of the shorter formats, there is something for you on TV this week. Australia v Bangladesh and Sri Lanka v India represent two intriguing Test clashes, while there is ODI action, the latter stages of The.
What Happened
Sky Sports boast the lion's share of cricket TV rights, while the game has leaked back onto free-to-air platforms, with The Hundred playing in front of BBC cameras over the summer months. TNT Sports and HBO Max have also waded into broadcasting.
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Why It Matters
Fans across the world will be desperate to soak up as much global action as possible before it heads to the Southern Hemisphere, whatever the format, while Test cricket fans will be satisfied to see five-day, full-fat action still on their screens.
What Reports Say
Coverage of the story so far points to:
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