Melbourne Victory Kevin Muscat isnt naming names, but has labelled his A-League sides showing in the Melbourne derby as embarrassing.Victory were missing from the first whistle against Melbourne City on Saturday night, falling 4-1 to their cross-town rivals.Muscat said he was disappointed and his players were devastated by the result, which leaves Victory winless after two rounds.Fiercely loyal to his players, Muscat wasnt interested in singling out guilty parties for the heavy loss - their first defeat at Etihad Stadium in 14 matches dating back to Australia Day 2014.But several key men lowered their colours on a dark night for the club.Marquee midfielder Oliver Bozanic completed just five passes before being hauled off before the hour mark.Full-backs Jason Geria and Daniel Georgievski were tortured by City wingers Nicolas Colazo and Bruce Kamau, while Alan Baro lost track of Bruno Fornaroli a little too easily for Citys second goal.Marco Rojas scored, but otherwise struggled for influence in a forward line with Besart Berisha and Mitch Austin.Muscat said the only person that should be singled out was him.Im not going to sit here and name individuals ... its not what I do, he said.It would be pretty harsh and unfair.I dont want it turning into a witch hunt.If you want to highlight someone then go for your life but we wont be doing that. Well be sticking together.The positive came from 16-year-old debutant Seb Pasquali, who Muscat praised as oustanding in a 15-minute cameo.Its amazing because he adheres to structure, technically hes very good. He receives the ball in dangerous areas, he said.He got us back in a little bit of ascendancy.Another fierce challenge awaits next weekend - a trip to the home of the champions, and Victorys fierce rivals, Adelaide United.Muscat said there would be players could feel sorry for themselves on Sunday, but no longer.Its so far from our normal standard is that Id suggest theres no reason to panic, he said.Thats a big knock to the jaw tonight. Everyone involved will take a day to get over that but I wont have anyone coming back into work on Monday thinking about whats gone on.Well be looking forward. I dont think it will be too difficult to improve on that performance tonight.What weve seen tonight wont happen again. It cant happen again. Axel Witsel Jersey . 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Jeff Teague led the Hawks (1-5) with 17 points and eight assists and Al Horford had 12 points and seven rebounds. Mike Scott scored 15 of his 17 points in the second half. Surrey have introduced a ballot to cope with demand for their NatWest T20 Blast match against Middlesex at The Oval.The match has sold out for the last three seasons so, in an attempt to meet demand and gain data from the largest possible audience, the club have now decided to treat the game as they would an international fixture.It is anticipated that attendances for the T20 Blast will rise beyond a million for the first time in 2017. The tournament has been moved back into high summer - it has started in mid-May for the last couple of years - meaning it can take advantage of the warmer weather and school holidays. Surreys home match against Middlesex will take place on Friday, July 21.Over the last four years, half-a-million people have seen Surrey play T20 cricket at The Oval, Surrey chief executive Richard Gould told ESPNcricinfo. 65% of those people had never previously attended a professional cricket match and 125,000 of them were either women or U-16s.The current competition, when well marketed and staged, is very effective at reaching a new audience.The timing of the announcement comes not only as the ECB release the domestic fixture list for 2017 but as they renewed calls on the counties to sign a document (a redrafted version of which was circulated this week) handing over their media rights to the ECB until the end of 2024. 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With the increased profile of modern T20, the report suggests that value can now be increased to 20-25%, providing a value of ￡16.25m between 2014-2017 and ￡23.12m between 2018-2019, when the worth of the current broadcast deal increases to ￡92.5m a year.The report also notes that, since BT Sport added competition to the broadcast market, the value of deals for domestic football and rugby has increased markedly.The report concludes that, a re-launched T20 competition involving all 18 first-class counties involved, sold on the open market and starting in 2020 could be worth around ￡35m a year.It would seem to underline the findings of an independent report by Oliver and Ohlbaum, analysts of the media and entertainment industries, from August which concluded there is little consumer demand for the proposed city-based T20 competition even among younger and currently more casual fans of cricket.Over 80% of sports fans surveyed by O&O this summer showed no interest at all in a city-based T20 competition, it said.That report concluded that the ECB had lost out on an estimated ￡60m of potential broadcast revenue when it did its last TV deal, back in 2011 just before BT Sport entered the market. 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