Tag "Cricket"

Where does cricket go from here? Meet our second panellist: The MCC’s Andy Muggleton

Less than a month till our big event at Lord’s and you don’t want to miss this one! Cricket is as topical as ever at the moment with the World

Where does cricket go from here? Introducing our first panellist: Owen Hughes

Less than a month till our big event at Lord’s and you don’t want to miss this one! Cricket is as topical as ever at the moment with the World

BT Sport sign deal with the IPL to show tournament in the UK

BT Sport will be the home of IPL cricket in the UK this season.

ECB devotes £1.2 million to nurturing the future of women cricket

The ECB is investing money to ensure that the future of England women’s cricket is a healthy and diverse one.

Social media video helps Carribbean Premier League to grow worldwide fanbase

Digital distribution through a partnership with Grabyo helps Carribbean Premier League gain fans all over the world.

Ensuring the Gabba keeps its name would be sports naming rights done properly

Naming rights can be a sore topic in sport, but being sensitive can offer brands the greatest benefits.

Live coverage on social media – what cricket can learn from golf

Covering slower sports on social media is hard, but this summer cricket can learn a lot from golf.

2017 Review: Top Ten Digital Sport Insider podcasts of the year

Following on from last week’s review of the articles you’ve been interested in this year, which took us by surprise to be honest, we decided to take a look at the most-listened-to podcasts we’ve loved doing this year.

Tellyo’s speed and streaming capabilities key to social amplification for the Hong Kong Sixes

Featuring squads from the world’s major cricketing nations, broadcast content of the hugely successful Hong Kong Sixes 2017 was created by sports production company Sunset+Vine. The tournament is the world’s

Amazon’s deal with Pro Beach Volleyball is one to keep an eye on

Amazon has snapped up rights to show live beach volleyball in almost every country around the world. It could be a test case to watch for plenty of other sports rights holders.