TNT Sports takes a hybrid approach as England’s cricket team heads down under with a sporting chance of returning with a little urn. Adrian Pennington reports.
With coverage beginning on 21 November in Perth, this Ashes series is the most anticipated in years, in England at least. It is also the third consecutive away Ashes series broadcast by TNT Sports, which did so as BT Sport in 2017/18 and 2021/22, and one where the pay-TV broadcaster is promoting its presence for every ball bowled...
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