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Women’s World Cup: India-Pakistan Match Becomes Most-watched Women’s Game Of All Time
The high-stakes encounter, which India won by 88 runs at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, drew record-breaking viewership – it had a reach of 28.4 million and 1.87 billion minutes consumed, making it the most-watched women’s international cricket match of all time.
In terms of television viewership, the India-Pakistan match has become the highest-rated league stage match in the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup history. The India-Australia match on October 12 in Visakhapatnam recorded 4.8 million peak concurrent viewers on JioHotstar, which is also another all-time high for women’s cricket.
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