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    IPL 2024 audience reach on TV, digital platforms hits a record

    IPL 2024 became the largest ever edition in terms of audience reach on TV and digital. The official broadcaster Star Sports recorded an audience reach of 546 million for 67 matches, with more data yet to come out.

    IPL: Bollywood superstars, top players share ad spoils as cricket frenzy sweeps India over

    King Khan has pocketed the most endorsement money this IPL season, followed by Ajay Devgn. Big cricketing names are not far behind too, with Virendra Sehwag, Ravichandran Ashwin and Hardik Pandya each bagging a good many endorsement deals.

    Disney Star reworks ad rates for T20 World Cup

    On TV, the broadcaster is seeking ad rates of over Rs 6.2 lakh per 10-second spot from sponsors and Rs 6.4 lakh per 10-second spot from spot buyers. For just India and playoff matches, the 10-second rate goes up to Rs 35 lakh and Rs 18 lakh on mobile and CTV, respectively.

    Star Sports, Tata Play introduce targeted advertising for IPL 2024

    Star Sports and Tata Play have joined forces for targeted advertising during live IPL matches, offering precise audience reach and engagement opportunities for premium brands across India's top metro cities.

    Nike vs Adidas: Soccer World Cup sponsors gear up for England, Spain finale

    Sports sponsorship is a significant driver of sales for apparel manufacturers, hence England and Spain's success in the Women's World Cup final on Sunday will impact the winning team's sponsor – either Nike or Adidas. Jersey sales for 2019's Women's World Cup were four times higher than for the 2015 event.

    Fair play on and off the field: Women athletes score record brand deals

    Brands such as Hyundai, Boost, Himalaya Wellness, Puma, Ceat, Lotus Herbals, Dream11, Amul and Tata Group are signing long-term pacts. Among the latest achievements - Indian boxers bagged four golds in the world championships and the first Women's Premier League (WPL), which just got over, was a ratings hit.

    The Economic Times
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