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Disney-Star gives digital push to IPL 2020; high tune-ins expected

Disney+ Hotstar to capitalise on opportunity

This year’s tournament will be broadcast on the Star Sports network and streamed on Disney+ Hotstar in seven languages. (Above) a file photo of 2019 IPL
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This year’s tournament will be broadcast on the Star Sports network and streamed on Disney+ Hotstar in seven languages. (Above) a file photo of 2019 IPL

Viveat Susan Pinto Mumbai
The 13th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) will kick off on September 19 in the United Arab Emirates. And broadcaster Disney-Star is pulling out all the stops to ensure it remains top of mind for viewers in India, who are confined to their homes because of the surging Covid-19 cases.

This is the first time that the IPL will coincide with the festive season, implying that companies have a big platform to park their advertising money between September and November. But the T20 tournament will also clash with other high-impact properties such as Bigg Boss and Kaun Banega

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