One Day Cup begins summer of cricket
GEM will launch the 2013 Australian cricket season this Sunday.
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GEM will launch the 2013 Australian cricket season this Sunday, September 29 with its exclusive, high definition broadcast of the newly modified Ryobi One Day Cup.
GEM will broadcast the Ryobi One Day Cup over four weeks with a commentary team including Mark Taylor, Ian Healy, Michael Slater, Ian Chappell, Brett Lee, Glenn McGrath, David Warner, Stuart Clark, Tom Moody and Steve O’Keefe.
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Ryobi One-Day Cup 2013
29 Sept – NSW Blues vs Tasmanian Tigers Live at 9:30am AEST
1 Oct – Tasmanian Tigers vs Victorian Bushrangers Live at 9:30am AEST
4 Oct – West End Redbacks vs Victorian Rangers Live at 9:30am AEST
7 Oct – NSW Blues vs Victorian Bushrangers Live at 10am AEDT
9 Oct – West End Redbacks vs Tasmanian Tigers Live at 10am AEDT
11 Oct – Queensland Bulls vs Western Warriors Live at 10am AEDT
12 Oct – Tasmanian Tigers vs West End Redbacks Live at 10am AEDT
13 Oct – Queensland Bulls vs Victorian Rangers Live at 10am AEDT
15 Oct – Victorian Bushrangers vs Western Warriors Live at 10am AEDT
17 Oct – NSW Blues vs Queensland Bulls Live at 10am AEDT
19 Oct – Queensland Bulls vs West End Redbacks Live at 10am AEDT
20 Oct – NSW Blues vs Victorian Bushrangers Live at 10am AEDT
22 Oct – Queensland Bulls vs Western Warriors Live at 10am AEDT
24 Oct – Semi-Final TBC
27 Oct – Final TBC
NB: Broadcast times are subject to change. Please check local TV guides.
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Its nothing unusual for One to delay most sport into WA. I think its very ordinary as a 6.30 and 10.30 WST start is much nicer than the 8.30 and 12.30 EST we have!
In WA, only one of the CLT20 matches has been shown Live so far, all the others have been on hours delay.
All the matches so far in the CLT20 have been live. Was washed out last night.
So, in true Australian FTA style, they’ll show these games in HD and the Tests in SD?
Very interesting usually this lasts for 5 or 6 months like any other regular season. Also David what is going on with TEN’s or ONE’s Champion’s League coverage its seems to be disjointed the epg’s are not comprehensive enough and they dont show wether the matches are Live. The first match this past Saturday Night was Live surpisingly then the one on Sunday Night was delayed here in SA most likely because of F1, why couldnt they have given use Live coverage instead of delayed coverage from the begining of the Brisbane Heat match?.