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IPL TV & digital rights sold for Rs 44,075 crore - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - India

IPL TV & digital rights sold for Rs 44,075 crore

BCCI sold Packages ‘A’ and ‘B’ of the Indian Premier League (IPL) to two separate bidders on Day Two of the e-auction on Monday. Package ‘B’ – Digital (India) – was bought by the Viacom18-led JV while the bidder that got Package ‘A’ was kept under wraps and will be revealed on Tuesday. AS IT HAPPENED: IPL MEDIA RIGHTS AUCTIONFor a total of 410 matches, and at a base price of Rs 49 crore per match on television and Rs 33 crore per match on digital, the two packages allowed the cricket board to rake in Rs 44,075 crore. By the time Day Two concluded, bidding was on for Package ‘C’ – set of 18 non-exclusive matches including the three playoffs and the final (digital) – and Package ‘D’, which is the Rest of the World. The day closed with three bidders – the identities are under wraps – gunning for Package ‘C’ at a base price of Rs 16 crore per match for a set of 98 matches and the bidding was on at Rs 18. 75 crore. As for the rest of the world, Viacom has bagged the Australia and European territories while bidding is on for the remaining ones.

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IPL Media Rights: Disney Star Gets TV Deal For 23,575 Crore, Viacom18 Bags Digital For Rs 20,500 Crore - Report - sports.ndtv.com - India

IPL Media Rights: Disney Star Gets TV Deal For 23,575 Crore, Viacom18 Bags Digital For Rs 20,500 Crore - Report

Disney Star won the coveted IPL Indian sub-continent TV rights for a whopping Rs 23,575 crore while Viacom18 grabbed the digital rights with a bid of Rs 20,500 crore at the media rights auction on Monday. The BCCI is set to laugh its way to the bank after selling its IPL TV and digital rights for the Indian sub-continent for a combined amount of Rs 44,075 crore, making it one of the richest entities in the sporting world. "Star has retained Indian TV rights of IPL for next five years while Viacom18 has got the digital rights. The combined per match value only from Indian TV and digital rights per game is 107.5 crore. With these bids, monopoly of one broadcaster in IPL ends," a senior BCCI functionary told PTI on the condition of anonymity.

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Indian cricket rights auction to continue with US$5.1 billion already in bag - channelnewsasia.com - Usa - India - Mumbai - New Delhi

Indian cricket rights auction to continue with US$5.1 billion already in bag

NEW DELHI/MUMBAI:The media rights auction for the world's richest cricket league spilled over into a third day, with broadcast and digital rights for the Indian subcontinent already fetching the country's board almost US$5.1 billion, two sources told Reuters on Monday (Jun 13).

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IPL Media Rights: BCCI richer by Rs 46,000 crore and counting, digital rights soars to Rs 50 crore per game - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India

IPL Media Rights: BCCI richer by Rs 46,000 crore and counting, digital rights soars to Rs 50 crore per game

IPL TV and digital rights for the Indian sub-continent for a whopping Rs 44,075 crore, making it one of the richest entities in the sporting world. As per information received, Package A (Indian subcontinent TV Rights) for 410 IPL matches across five seasons from 2023 to 2027 has been sold for Rs 23,575 crore, which is effectively Rs 57.5 crore per game. As it happened: IPL media rights auctionHowever, it is the Indian subcontinent digital rights that stole the thunder with Rs 50 crore per game being offered by one of the bidders after the winner of Package A challenged them.

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Indian cricket rights auction to continue with $5.1 billion already in bag - channelnewsasia.com - India - Mumbai - New Delhi

Indian cricket rights auction to continue with $5.1 billion already in bag

NEW DELHI/MUMBAI :The media rights auction for the world's richest cricket league spilled over into a third day, with broadcast and digital rights for the Indian subcontinent already fetching the country's board almost $5.1 billion, two sources told Reuters on Monday.

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Star India - Indian cricket media rights auction spills over to third day - channelnewsasia.com - India - Mumbai

Indian cricket media rights auction spills over to third day

MUMBAI : The media rights auction for the world's richest cricket league, which has media giants like Disney and Sony Corp vying for broadcast rights that could fetch India's cricket board upwards of $6 billion, has spilled over into the third day, a board official said on Monday.

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Star India - IPL Media Rights Auction, Day 2: Bidding value for TV, digital goes up to Rs 43,255 crore - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India

IPL Media Rights Auction, Day 2: Bidding value for TV, digital goes up to Rs 43,255 crore

Indian Premier League (IPL) media rights value for the 2023-2027 cycle has gone up to Rs 43,255 crore on Monday and the value could go even higher in the ongoing e-auctions as per sources in BCCI. LIVE UPDATES: IPL MEDIA RIGHTS AUCTIONAccording to the latest information with ANI, Package A is currently at Rs 23,575 crore, which is Rs 57 crore per match and Package B of Digital Rights for India is at Rs 19,680 crore, which is Rs 48 crore per match. The details of who bid what are yet to come but the value for per match TV, digital rights value surpassed Rs 105-crore mark.

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Star India - IPL Media Rights (TV and Digital) For 2023-2027 Cycle Sold For Rs 43,050 Crore: Sources - sports.ndtv.com - India

IPL Media Rights (TV and Digital) For 2023-2027 Cycle Sold For Rs 43,050 Crore: Sources

The media rights for the lucrative Indian Premier League (IPL) for the next five-year cycle from 2023 to 2027 is currently being hotly contested by some of the country's top sports broadcasters. According to sources, the Package A and B of the right, which includes TV and Digital, has been sold for a humungous amount of Rs 43,050 crore. This puts the valuation of each IPL match, at a cost of above Rs 100 crore, something that is unheard of in Indian sports.

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