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Sony Seizes $170 Million Cricket Goldmine – Will It Be a Game Changer?

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Sony India has snagged the Asian Cricket Council media rights for a staggering $170 million! Get ready for more cricket than you can handle!

In a landmark deal that’s made cricket lovers cheer, Sony Pictures Networks India has secured the exclusive media rights for all Asian Cricket Council (ACC) tournaments from 2024 to 2031 with a whopping $170 million investment. This means that fans can expect a non-stop celebration of bat and ball for the next eight years! The deal marks an incredible 70% increase in revenue compared to their previous arrangements, showcasing the growing value and excitement surrounding cricket in the region.

The deal covers a plethora of tournaments, including the much-anticipated Men’s and Women’s Asia Cups, along with the Under-19 and Emerging Teams’ tournaments. This expansion is a testament to the ACC’s commitment to not just regional competition but also the development of cricketing talents across Asia. It is expected to introduce more engaging content, enhancing how fans experience these thrilling matches. So, get your popcorn and cricket gear ready to cheer your teams on!

As the vibrant culture of cricket continues to flourish in Asia, this partnership between ACC and Sony Pictures Networks is set to bring the sport to even greater heights. With innovations in viewing experience and access to tournaments, fans in Singapore and beyond can look forward to easier ways of catching their favorite teams in action. Also, keep an eye out for incredible panel discussions, expert analyses, and coverage that promises to be on point!

On a lighter note, just as cricket was once the underdog that commanded quaint villages in the UK, it’s now poised to take over your living rooms in Asia! Meanwhile, if you think about Pakistan’s Mohammad Abbas equaling Imran Khan's domestic records, one can only wonder if there are any 'cricket genes' running through his family. This exciting phase in Asian cricket is bound to create memorable legends, both on and off the field! With Sony at the helm, cricket fans are in for a real treat!

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Sony India secures $170 million Asian cricket media rights; Reliance ... (CNA)

Sony's India unit said on Friday it had secured the media rights for all Asian Cricket Council (ACC) tournaments until 2031, which a source with direct ...

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Asian Cricket Council enters into deal with Sony Pictures Networks ... (Business Today)

The partnership covers all editions of the Men's and Women's Asia Cups, Men's and Women's Under-19 Asia Cups, and the Men's and Women's Emerging Teams Asia ...

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Sony sports to broadcast all ACC cricket tournaments from 2024 to ... (Business Standard)

ACC Media Rights: The new partnership deal between ACC and Sony Sports saw a 70 per cent increase in revenue compared to their last deal.

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Sony India secures $170 mln Asian cricket media rights; Reliance ... (Reuters India)

Sony's India unit said on Friday it had secured the media rights for all Asian Cricket Council (ACC) tournaments until 2031, which a source with direct ...

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Pakistan pacer Mohammad Abbas equals Imran Khan's domestic ... (The Indian Express)

The 34-year-old Abbas, despite his solid domestic records, has failed to cement his spot for the national side after making his debut back in 2017.

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Sony bags Asian Cricket Council media rights till 2031 - The ... (The Economic Times)

Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) has secured the media rights for the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) tournaments from 2024 to 2031.

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Sony India Bags Asian Cricket Council Media Rights For Eight Years (NDTV Profit)

Sony Pictures Networks India Pvt. has secured the exclusive media rights for all the Asian Cricket Council tournaments from 2024 to 2031, the ACC announced ...

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Sony Pictures Networks India bags media rights for Asian Cricket ... (afaqs)

This partnership between the Asian Cricket Council and Sony Pictures Networks India is for a duration of 7 years, covering the 2024-2031 cycle.

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Sony Pictures bags exclusive media rights for all Asian Cricket ... (The Hindu BusinessLine)

Sony Pictures Networks India secures exclusive media rights for ACC tournaments 2024-2031, driving development programs across Asia.

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Sony bags Asian Cricket Council media rights till 2031 for $170 mn (Business Standard)

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) on Friday announced that Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI), a part of Japan's Sony Group Corporation, had bagged the media ...

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Sony Pictures secures Asian Cricket Council media rights (The Hindu)

Sony Pictures Networks India secures exclusive Media Rights for all ACC tournaments from 2024 to 2031, ensuring comprehensive coverage.

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Sony bags Asian Cricket Council rights to 2031 (SportBusiness)

Indian media group Sony Pictures Networks has secured exclusive global media rights to Asian Cricket Council events from 2024 to 2031…

Big Money As Saudi Makes Foray Into Cricket With IPL Auction (Barron's)

Saudi Arabia hosts this year's Indian Premier League player auction in a partnership between a money-spinning cricket tournament expanding its global reach ...

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TIGERS SQUAD RELEASE v NSW (Cricket Tasmania)

The Tasmanian Tigers male program have named their fifth Sheffield Shield squad of the season for the 2024-25 Australian Domestic Cricket Summer.

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Spectator Guide NSW Blues vs Tasmania – SCG (November 24-27) (Cricket NSW)

The NSW Blues will host Tasmania at the SCG from Sunday-Wednesday (November 24 –27). Blues squad: Sean Abbott, Jackson Bird, Ollie Davies, Jack Edwards © ...

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