T20 WC LIVE Broadcast – India vs Pakistan most watched match in T20 World Cup– As expected, the match between India and Pakistan in the ongoing T20 World Cup has broken all records. According to LIVE Broadcast partner Star Sports, match garnered a reach of 167 million* and can easily be hailed as the most watched match ever in the history of T20 Cricket – Follow T20 World Cup LIVE Updates on InsideSport.in
According to release by Star India, IND vs PAK match surpassed the previous high of India-West Indies 2016 ICC World T20 semi-final match viewership record.
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T20 World Cup LIVE Broadcast: Star India declares India vs Pakistan match breaks all viewership records, becomes most watched T20 match ever
India vs Pakistan Break Records:
“The India-Pakistan match has created history by clocking a record reach of 167 million viewers, making it the most viewed T20I match till date. We have continually strived to grow the audience base for marquee Cricket and this record is a testament to our efforts across high-decibel campaigns, enhanced storytelling, dedicated regional programming, and consumer innovations,” said a Star India spokesperson in a statement.
“There’s no doubt that the result of the match and India’s exit from the tournament disappointed fans but the record viewership displays the unique power of Cricket to engage audiences at an unprecedented scale,” the statement further read.
India vs Pakistan most-watched match – Star India said the ICC men’s T20 World Cup 2021, delivered exceptional viewership on the Star India network, the official broadcaster of the event, registering a cumulative reach of 238* million till last week (qualifiers + first 12 games of Super 12 stage).
T20 WC LIVE Broadcast: According to Star India, the opening stage, dominated by the high-octane India-Pakistan encounter, had its fair share of twists and turns, keeping viewers and fans hooked onto the action. The overall consumption reached an astounding 47 billion minutes (qualifiers + first 12 games of Super 12 stage).
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