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Setanta Sports nabs Asia Cup Cricket rights
June 05, 2008
Irish broadcaster Setanta Sports is making a more aggressive push for cricket coverage from South Asia, announcing this week it is has secured the exclusive rights to this year’s Asia Cup, the one day cricket series from Pakistan.
Live coverage of the tournament begins on June 24 with Pakistan’s clash against Hong Kong and will culminate in a final from Lahore on July 6. The tournament will feature six sides including Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka.
Setanta Sports is available to Sky satellite viewers, on Freeview and through various cable providers.
Trevor East, Setanta’s Director of Sport, said: “Securing this deal for the Asia Cup is another really positive step for Setanta. To have another exciting cricket tournament on Setanta, following on from the inaugural the Indian Premier League, shows our commitment to bringing the very best in cricket to our subscribers.”
The Asia Cup’s ninth season will be played as a series of One Day, 50 over International matches, played at Lahore and Karachi.
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Asia Cup Cricket 2008
The 2008 Asia Cup will take place in Pakistan in June 2008. Six teams are expected to take part in the tournament, including Bangladesh, India, Hong Kong, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the UAE. This will be the first Asia Cup hosted by Pakistan; previously political tensions between India and Pakistan did not permit Pakistan to host the event.
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