Cricket Australia responds to media reports claiming the Seven Network is commencing legal action against the organisation in an attempt to terminate its $450 million TV rights deal.
Cricket Australia says it is "astonished" by media reports claiming the Seven Network is commencing legal proceedings against the organisation in an bid to terminate its $450 million TV rights deal.
The network is reportedly satisfied with its broadcasts of Test cricket but unhappy with the drastic slipping of standards of the BBL. "In the circumstances, CA is astonished that Seven has brought this unwarranted action, which will be strenuously defended," a CA statement read.
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