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Cricket rights: Indian broadcasters concerned about ICC's auction process

This comes as the governing body of world cricket is auctioning Indian media rights separately from global media rights as India is the largest market for cricket

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The ICC is auctioning Indian media rights separately from global media rights as India is the largest market for cricket.

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Sony Pictures Network India (SPN), DisneyStar, Zee Entertainment, and Viacom18 have raised concerns about the 'lack of transparency' in the upcoming media rights auction process for global cricket events, including ICC Men’s World Cup, T20 World Cup, and Champions Trophy, a news report said. 

The potential bidders in India for media rights have raised red flags on four issues as SPN has reportedly written a letter to the International Cricket Council (ICC) over the auction process, a report in the Economic Times said. 

This comes as the governing body of world cricket is auctioning Indian media rights separately from global

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