The only place to watch Australia's first women's cricket tour of Bangladesh since 2014 will be on YouTube after TV networks fail to secure a broadcast deal.
Australian women's cricket six-match white-ball tour of Bangladesh will be on YouTube only after failure to seal network TV dealAustralia's all-conquering women's cricketers have been left off TV for the first time this decade after networks were unable to secure the broadcast rights to their Bangladesh tour.
It is understood the pay TV network reached out to the Bangladesh Cricket Board, but were not able to secure the rights. "But also to be able to get those games in particular — it's good for the global game, for people to be able to see that Bangladesh are competing and going really well." Slower wickets are expected, with a fit-again Sophie Molineux among the returnees trying to push their World Cup case.
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