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Rights to women’s cricket’s FairBreak Invitational secured by 14 broadcasters

England captain Heather Knight is among the stars competing in the FairBreak Invitational series. (Photo by Mark Evans/Getty Images)

Fourteen broadcasters have acquired media rights to the FairBreak Invitational women's cricket series.

The T20 cricket tournament, which aims to promote and grow the women’s game, begins in the United Arab Emirates today (Wednesday) and will run until May 15. It is set to feature a total of 90 female cricketers from 35 different countries divided into six teams: the Barmy Army, Falcons, Tornadoes, Spirit, Sapphires and Warriors.

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