BCCI Media Rights: The Media Rights Tender Will Be Released After IPL 2023

BCCI Media Rights: The Media rights tender will be released after IPL 2023. BCCI is looking for a temporary broadcast partner for the home series to be held in June.

Planning to have the T20 series in June:-

The Indian Premier League 2023, BCCI is planning to conduct the T20 series against Afghanistan and Sri Lanka in June.

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But before this, the Indian Cricket Board is looking for a temporary broadcast partner (BCCI Broadcasting Rights 2023) before this domestic series.

At the same time, BCCI’s deal with Disney Plus Hotstar ended after the series against Australia.

At the same time, BCCI will release the media rights tender after IPL 2023 for the series to be held in June.

BCCI Media Rights: After Indian Premier League 2023, BCCI is planning to conduct T20 series against Afghanistan and Sri Lanka in June.

But before this, the Indian Cricket Board is looking for a temporary broadcast partner (BCCI Broadcasting Rights 2023) before this domestic series.

Disney Plus Hotstar of BCCI:-

At the same time, BCCI’s deal with Disney Plus Hotstar ended after the series against Australia.

At the same time, BCCI will release the media rights tender after IPL 2023 for the series to be held in June.

A senior BCCI official told Sport that “We are still in discussion. No series has been finalized yet.

But yes, there will be a slight gap in the month of June after the WTC final, we are in talks with a few boards. But at that time monsoon also happens in India.

That’s why a lot of deliberation is needed. But yes, if a series is finalised. So we have to bring in a series-specific broadcaster as there are high chances that the new deal will not be finalised.

The BCCI official further told the Sport that “Definitely we expect an answer of Rs 10,000 crore for that period.

But we have not arrived at a final decision whether it will be for a period of five years or a period of four years. Four years seems logical because it’s in line with a lot of business decisions. The tender should come in the last week of IPL or after that.

BCCI Media Rights

• BCCI’s existing media rights with Disney-Star ended with the ODI series against Australia.
• Disney-Star acquired the rights in 2018 for ₹6138.10 crores for five years.
• BCCI will now take out a new tender after IPL 2023.
• However, the deal is likely to be for four years instead of five.
• But as the Indian board wants to play a short series in June, it will be an official broadcast partner.
• Therefore, BCCI is looking for a temporary broadcast partner for the series.

• India is likely to play a three-match T20I series against either Sri Lanka or Afghanistan in June after the WTC final.

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India cricket schedule

• IPL 2023: March 31 to May 28
• WTC Finals: June 7-11
• Home series against Sri Lanka/Afghanistan: June
• West Indies tour of India: July-August
• India tour of Ireland: August
• Asia Cup 2023: September
• ODI series vs Australia: September
• World Cup 2023: October.