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Amazon, Reliance set to cross swords over India’s cricket media rights

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Amazon, Reliance set to lock horns over India's cricket media rights
Amazon, Reliance set to lock horns over India's cricket media rights
Amazon’s contention in India with Reliance Industries looks set to go to the cricket field, where they will probably fight media heavyweights for broadcast freedoms to India’s premier cricket association with its a huge number of viewers.

Amazon.com Inc and Reliance Industries Ltd are relied upon to take on India units of Sony Group Corp and Walt Disney Co for selective five-year TV and advanced transmission freedoms to the two-month series of matches, at an expense that could race to a record 500 billion rupees.

“Cricket is the second-biggest sport in the world with two-and-a-half billion fans and IPL is like its Super Bowl. “If you’re not there, you do not exist.” said Anton Rublievskyi, head of Parimatch.

Disney-possessed Star India, which is one of the top telecasters in India alongside Sony and its arranged procurement Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd, paid 163.48 billion rupees for the advanced and TV freedoms until 2022. The association’s matches arrived at 350 million watchers during the main portion of the 2021 season alone.

In any case, customary media firms presently face tough opposition from profound took rivals like Reliance, India’s greatest retailer, and Amazon, two tycoon drove behemoths seeking the quickly developing online business market while developing their advanced stages.

Amazon and Reliance are as of now secured a pitched court fight over the acquisiton of resources of Future Group, another huge India retailer.

BCCI secretary Jay Shah, in an interview with Reuters, said the board had concentrated on different models and proposition however he didn’t remark on subtleties or the possible dollar worth of the offers.

“We will do our best to derive the right value a tournament like the IPL deserves,” he said.

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