South-East Asia

The International Cricket Council (ICC) fears it will lose millions because of Indian government intervention in the country’s television market.

Australians will enjoy the most comprehensive television coverage in the history of the Commonwealth Games from Melbourne next March.

British Olympic Association (BOA) media manager Philip Pope is to take up the role of public affairs manager at Cricket Australia.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has given his backing to South Africa’s preparations for the 2010 World Cup and dismissed concerns over public transport.

South Korea's second-largest city, Busan, plans to stage the 2020 Summer Olympic Games.

Four new tournaments, two events upgraded, two new courses and two significant date changes feature in golf’s 2006 European Tour International Schedule.

Redmandarin has been named as the top marketing agency to work for in the 2005 Marketing Employer of the Year survey.

Promoseven Sports Marketing (PSM) will be the worldwide marketing and TV rights agents for the second Asian Indoor Games to be held in Macau, China, in 2007.

The A1 Grand Prix of Nations event at Sydney’s Eastern Creek International Raceway in Australia attracted 51,000 fans over the three days.

London 2012 communications director Mike Lee is quitting the role at the end of November to set up a new PR agency.

The bill for the London Games could swell by £50million if baseball and softball are restored to the Olympic programme for 2012.

IEC in Sports have signed up to distribute the Stella Artois Championships for a further four-year period from 2006-09.

US Olympic Committee (USOC) president Peter Ueberroth is demanding stronger government support for any candidate city before launching a 2016 Olympic bid.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has awarded Nimbus Sport all sponsorship and on-ground signage rights to international cricket played in the country for five series over the next three years.

The Greatest Race on Earth 2005/06 Series, a relay of marathons backed by Standard Chartered bank, will boast a record prize pool of $1.57million

Asia's best players are set to take on the elite of Europe in a new team golf competition.

Big names have signed up to the only conference and meeting forum for the business of Formula One and motorsport, to be held in Monaco on November 16-17, 2005.

Germany, Indonesia and Russia have officially joined A1 Grand Prix, bringing the total number of teams committed to the event to 20.