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Shah said the BCCI will float tenders for the league’s media rights for the 2023-27 cycle early next week and complete the e-auction in two months. It is expected that this will give 500 billion rupees.
Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah said that the amount of media rights of the Indian Premier League (IPL) will affect the growth of the league. Especially the arrival of two new teams will also help in the digital development of IPL. Lucknow Supergiants and Gujarat Titans will play two new teams in IPL 2022.
Shah said that the aspirational price of IPL has exceeded everyone’s expectations. He declined to discuss any amount, but said any amount would affect the development of the league. Shah said the BCCI will float tenders for the league’s media rights for the 2023-27 cycle early next week and complete the e-auction in two months. It is expected that this will give 500 billion rupees.
He said the board has studied various proposals and will also consider separate TV and digital bids. This means that Amazon.com Inc. and Reliance Industries Ltd. will compete with Sony Group Corp and The Walt Disney Company over rights to TV and digital broadcasts.
The record amount for the rights could go up to Rs 500 billion. Disney-owned Star India is among the top broadcasters in India. It and Sony have paid Rs 163.48 billion for digital and television rights by 2022.
“Lucknow and Ahmedabad teams have also participated in IPL and their arrival has also benefited the league. In just 14 seasons, we have recorded phenomenal figures and we have reached other popular leagues. We are being watched not only on television, but also on digital. The league of 10 teams can start in the last week of March.”
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