The Ashes May Return to Free-to-Air TV

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The Ashes may return to free-to-air TV as the UK government recommends putting the cricket tournament back on its list of 'crown jewels of sporting events.' Kevin Roberts from SportBusiness International said the rights-owner BSkyB has "developed cricket to where it is now; they've put a lot of effort into marketing the game."

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