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The Aussies put the Poms on the ropes as Seven’s Cricket reaches 2.82 million viewers

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Seven’s live and free coverage saw session three peaking at 1.36 million.

Man of the moment Travis Head scored his first Ashes century on day two of the First Test at the Gabba yesterday to put Australia on the path to victory with a commanding 196-run lead, with the Seven Network’s live and free coverage reaching 2.82 million people and session three peaking at 1.36 million.

As the home team dominated at the crease to finish day two with a first innings total of 7/343, the third session delivered 954,000 viewers nationally and 639,000 in the capital cities.

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The second session had 695,000 viewers nationally and 463,000 in the capital cities, while 556,000 viewers nationally tuned in for the first session and 369,000 in the capitals. All sessions dominated their timeslots ranking #1 in 25 to 54s, 16 to 39s and total people. The Seven Network delivered 77% of the Ashes broadcast audience on Thursday across the capital cities and regional, with Channel 7 up 147% year-on-year in total people and up 173% in 25 to 54s during day time.

The First Test between Australia and England enters day three at the Gabba, live and free all day on Channel 7 and 7mate. Then live and free cricket action shifts to the BBL at 7.00pm AEDT, with the and Melbourne Stars and Sydney Thunder to square off at the MCG.

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