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Dazn buys Australia series rights as platforms jostle over England white-ball tour

Dazn has acquired the UK broadcasting rights for Australia's Test series against Bangladesh, marking its debut in international cricket. With two matches set in Darwin and Mackay this month, this move positions Dazn favorably for upcoming c...

The Guardian Sport· Aug 7, 2026 · 12:08 PM · 2 views

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Dazn has acquired the UK broadcasting rights for Australia's Test series against Bangladesh, marking its debut in international cricket. With two matches set in Darwin and Mackay this month, this move positions Dazn favorably for upcoming cricket rights negotiations.

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