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PTV acquires telecast rights

State-run Pakistan Television has acquired the rights to telecast the Indo-Pak cricket series beginning from Tuesday by paying nearly Rs. 3 crore.

Updated on: Mar 07, 2005 06:45 PM IST
PTI | By , Islamabad
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State-run Pakistan Television has acquired the rights to telecast the Indo-Pak cricket series beginning from Tuesday by paying $650,000 (nearly Rs. 3 crore).

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Announcing this at a press meet on Monday, Pakistani information minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said, "It is quite a costly price, but, in view of the interest these matches generate here, PTV has decided to acquire the rights."

The matches will be telecast live in Pakistan with the first Test commencing on Tuesday at the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium in Mohali.

PTV managed to acquire the rights after protracted negotiations with Sony TV, which bagged the satellite TV rights from BCCI, he said.

 
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