No. 2 – In phrases of per-match worth, the IPL is now solely behind American soccer’s National Football League (NFL) and forward of English soccer’s English Premier League. Each NFL match is price US$ 35.07 million* (based mostly on the ten-yr rights deal signed in 2022), whereas the worth of a Premier League match as per the rights deal signed in 2022-25 is US$ 11.34 million**. Based on the total worth of INR 48,390.5 crore for a most of 410 matches in the subsequent cycle, every IPL recreation is price INR 118.02 crore (US$ 15.11 million approx.).
113.35% – In Indian rupees, the successful bid for TV rights in the Indian subcontinent on this cycle (Disney Star’s bid of INR 23,575 crore, or US $3.02 billion approx.) was 113.35% increased than the highest bid for TV rights from the earlier cycle. In 2017, Sony had submitted the highest bid for TV rights in the subcontinent: INR 11,050 crore, or at the time US $1.72 billion. That Sony didn’t win the TV rights ultimately was right down to Star India submitting a consolidated bid throughout classes and markets to turn out to be the highest total bidder.
$950m – The total sum spent on digital rights for the Indian subcontinent this time was INR 23,758 crore (US$ 3.04 billion approx.). Viacom 18 bid INR 20,500 crore (US$ 2.62 billion approx) to win Package B (digital rights for Indian subcontinent), and likewise bagged Package C (digital rights in India just for a choice of excessive-profile matches) with a bid of INR 3,257.5 crore (US$ 417.20 million approx.). This mixed determine to safe the digital rights in the subcontinent for a most of 410 matches, in INR phrases, represents a rise of 45% from the total bid (TV + digital at INR 16,347.5 crore) for the earlier cycle comprising 300 video games – the distinction stands at INR 7,410 crore (or US$ 950 million approx.). If digital rights for the subcontinent from this cycle are in contrast with the highest bid for digital rights in the Indian market in the final cycle – INR 3,900 crore (at the time US$ 0.61 billion approx.) from Facebook, which, once more, didn’t stand towards Star India’s consolidated bid – the digital rights on this cycle have seen a six-fold enhance in worth.
*As per Forbes
**As per the Athletic