Star India's letter to the ICC reveals significant financial implications if India boycotts the Champions Trophy. With 90% of the tournament's $750 million media rights value tied to the Indian market, a pullout would severely impact ICC revenue. The ICC Champions Trophy is pencilled in for February 2025 with Pakistan the hosts. Read more on TOI
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Cricket fans all around the world are eagerly awaiting the start of the 2024 season, but there is one major concern that has been making headlines recently - the lack of a broadcaster for the upcoming matches. With just a few months to go until the first game, fans are starting to wonder how they will be able to watch their favorite teams in action. The absence of a broadcaster for the 2024 cricket season is a major blow to fans who rely on TV coverage to follow the matches. Without a broadcaster, fans will have to rely on live streaming services or radio broadcasts to keep up with the action. This could prove to be a major inconvenience for many fans who are used to watching the games on TV. The lack of a broadcaster for the 2024 season is also a concern for the cricketing authorities, who rely on TV revenue to fund the sport. Without a broadcaster, the authorities may struggle to generate the income they need to support the development of the game at all levels. It is unclear why a broadcaster has not been secured for the 2024 season, but fans are hopeful that a solution will be found soon. In the meantime, fans are encouraged to explore alternative ways of following the matches, such as live streaming services or radio broadcasts. Despite the setback of not having a broadcaster for the 2024 season, cricket fans remain optimistic about the future of the sport. With the popularity of the game continuing to grow, fans are confident that a broadcaster will be secured in time for the upcoming matches. In the meantime, fans are gearing up to support their favorite teams and players, and are looking forward to an exciting season of cricket ahead.