Telcoms operator Spark has landed another blow in its ongoing battle with Sky New Zealand by replacing the pay-television broadcaster as New Zealand Cricket’s domestic rights-holder.
Spark and TVNZ oust Sky with NZ Cricket rights deal
New Zealand Cricket CEO David White (R) and Spark CEO Jolie Hodson (L) shake hands during a New Zealand Cricket press conference (by Phil Walter/Getty Images)
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