Stars Sports and Ten Sports are among the bidders for Bangladesh\u2019s media rights for the next six years, said the officials of the Bangladesh Cricket Board on Wednesday.
\nGazi Television and a private consortium Mediacom also bought the tender documents, providing BCB a major boost in their quest for a permanent broadcaster for the Bangladesh\u2019s home series.
\n\u2018We are pleased that several international and local broadcasters have already purchased the tender documents,\u2019 Kazi Inam Ahmed, chairman of the BCB\u2019s marketing department, told New Age on the day.
\n\u2018We hope to see some of the Asian major broadcasters bidding this time. As Bangladesh cricket improves, selling the long-term rights is key for developing Bangladesh cricket,\u2019 said Inam, without naming any bidders
\nThe BCB floated the tenders to sell worldwide media rights for six years until 2020 when Bangladesh will hosts
\nat least 31 Tests, 33-47 one-day internationals and 14 Twenty20 Internationals. The matches include two home series against India.
\nInterested parties can buy the tender documents until May 8 with the BCB set to open the bids on May 12 .<\/p>\n

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