IPL Media Rights Tender: BCCI says ‘very confident of delivering RECORD-BREAKING number’, ICC, ECB, CA also keeping close eye on developments: Follow LIVE UPDATES

IPL Media Rights Tender – IPL vs ICC Rights: The IPL Media Rights e-auction is now just 8 days away. The cricket fraterntiy world over is waiting with bated breath for IPL Media Right tender to unfold. Be it the International Cricket Council (ICC), Cricket Australia (CA), England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and all other cricket stakeholders will be keep close eye on the developments. BCCI meanwhile is confident to deliver RECORD-BREAKING number: Follow IPL Media Rights Tender LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN

 

 

 

 

IPL vs ICC Rights: Where the IPL BID can reach? According to BCCI and the industry estimates, number can easily breach 50,000 CR benchmark for 5 years. That means the IPL Rights per year value can reach 10,000 Crore mark.

 

• IPL 2018-22 Values: 16,348 CR Disney STAR – 54 Crore Per IPL Match
• IPL 2023-27 Base Price: 32,890 crore / 49 Cr Per Match Broadcast – 33 Cr Per Match Digital / Base Price – 82 Crore per match
• IPL 2023-27 Expected BID: 50,000 Crore plus / Per Match value likely to cross 115-120 CR. Increase in number of matches and hefty BASE Price can take IPL Overall bid pass 50,000 CR

 

ICC Media Rights Tender – Right after the IPL Media Rights tender, ICC will release their own Media Rights Tender for the new cycle. 

ICC according to available information with InsideSport will release their tender in July. The top executives of the ICC were recently in Mumbai to elicit the interest of the Indian broadcasters.

Moreover ICC Chief Greg Barclay also met few top broadcast honchos on the sidelines of IPL Playoffs.

“Yes we will be keenly keeping a tab on IPL Tender. It’s one of the most watched cricket property and bring huge value for everyone involved. We are confident about our product as well”, Barclary had told InsideSport during his visit.

The ICC’s current rights cycle will end in 2023, for which Star India paid close to $1.98 billion.

However, with the addition of new properties, including the ICC WTC Finals, the rights value was revised upwards to $2.02 billion.

According to top ICC sources, the global body is expecting more than double the value of the ongoing cycle in the media rights revenues.

Same is the case of Cricket Australia and ECB. Both have to roll out their packages in the Indian market very soon. They too will be keenly watching the IPL Tender developments.