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TATA Group Retains Indian Premier League Title Sponsorship Rights For 2024-28 Cycle
Indian Premier League: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced on Saturday that the TATA Group has retained the title rights of the Indian Premier League (IPL). It added that the TATA Group will now have the title rights for the 2024-28 cycle for a record-breaking value of INR 2500 crore—the highest-ever sponsorship amount in the history of the league.
"We are elated to announce the partnership with the TATA Group as the Title Sponsors of the IPL. The league has transcended borders, captivating audiences worldwide with its unmatched blend of skill, excitement, and entertainment. Similarly, the TATA Group, rooted in India, has emerged as a symbol of excellence, making its mark across diverse global sectors.”
“This collaboration embodies the spirit of growth, innovation, and a mutual dedication to excellence. The unprecedented financial commitment reflects the immense scale and global impact of the IPL on the international sports stage,” said Jay Shah, Honorary Secretary of BCCI, in a statement.
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'Tried To Learn The Best From Those Conditions', Says Kim Garth On Match-winning Spell
DY Patil Stadium: Australia’s seam-bowling all-rounder Kim Garth said the learnings from bowling in the conditions at the DY Patil Stadium during the inaugural edition of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) had come handy during her match-winning spell of 2-27 in second T20I against India.
Earning Opportunities From T20 Leagues Will Put More Pressure On Domestic, Bilateral Cricket: ACA CEO
ACA CEO: Todd Greenberg, CEO of the Australian Cricketers’ Association, believes that the increase in earning opportunities for players from the franchise T20 leagues circuit will put more pressure on domestic and bilateral cricket systems.
Hardik Pandya Likely To Miss Afghanistan T20I Series With Ankle Injury: Report
Honorary Secretary Jay Shah: India captain Hardik Pandya is likely to miss the upcoming three-match T20I series against Afghanistan, starting from January 11, 2024, because of an ankle injury, a report claimed on Saturday.
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Alyssa Healy: AS they were getting ready to play the first Test match in 40 years in India, the Australian women's team got a special phone call from back home, wishing them well as they venture into the final frontier of sorts for the current players.
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DY Patil Stadium: The success of debutante batter Shubha Satheesh on the opening day of the one-off Test against England Women at the DY Patil Stadium here has proved that toiling hard at the domestic level does pay in the end.
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Viacom18 CEO Anil Jayaraj: Viacom18 CEO Anil Jayaraj revealed that the 2023 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) garnered a record-breaking 449 million viewers overall, including 120 million connected TV consumers. He also added that artificial intelligence and digital technology will drive the future for sports broadcasting in India.
IND-W V ENG-W: Focus On Batters As Indians Step Into The Unknown Of Red-ball Cricket After Nine Years
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Progress Women’s Cricket In India Has Made Since 2019 Is Perhaps More Than What Made By Men’s Team: Sourav Ganguly
Sourav Ganguly: Sourav Ganguly, the former India captain and current Director of Cricket at IPL franchise Delhi Capitals, believes that the progress made by women’s cricket in the country is more than that of men’s side since 2019, especially if seen from the context of Women’s Premier League (WPL).
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