ICC ponders separating women's media rights after World T20 success


  • Cricket
  • Friday, 03 Apr 2020

FILE PHOTO: Australia all-rounder Ellyse Perry, the ICC WomenÕs Cricketer of the Year, poses for a selfie in front of a mural promoting the WomenÕs T20 World Cup tournament in MelbourneÕs Hosier Lane, Australia, February 6, 2020. REUTERS/Ian Ransom/File Photo

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The International Cricket Council (ICC) is considering separating media and broadcasting rights of the women's events following the success of the Women's Twenty20 World Cup in Australia earlier this year.

The governing body shared impressive television broadcast, digital audience and attendance numbers from the tournament on Thursday, which it said have set "new benchmarks".

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