Sky New Zealand will continue to broadcast the Australian Open, allowing customers on its digital platforms—including the new Sky Box, Sky Pod, and Sky Go—to watch every main draw match live. Additionally, all Sky Sport customers will access the 24-hour World Feed and at least three dedicated Australian Open channels, enhancing the viewing experience for audiences in New Zealand.
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Cedric Cornelis, Tennis Australia's Chief Commercial Officer, noted that New Zealand has been a significant market for the Australian Open over the years. He emphasized Sky's crucial role in connecting the tournament with Kiwi fans for more than two decades, stating that the renewed agreement will further expand the tournament's reach and engage more fans during the tennis season.
Adam Crothers, Sky's Head of Content Partnerships, expressed delight about extending the partnership with Tennis Australia, highlighting the importance of this content to their audience. He added that the partnership would not only provide comprehensive coverage for Sky customers but also feature selected matches and highlights free-to-air on Three and ThreeNow, thus widening access to the tournament.
The agreement marks the continuation of Sky's 25-year partnership with Tennis Australia, which also includes broadcasting rights for the Laver Cup and United Cup in New Zealand.