Star seeks rebate on ICC broadcast deal

Star seeks rebate on ICC broadcast deal - Cricbuzz.com

The premier broadcaster is believed to be asking for a discount of over $100 million from the recent World Cup for various reasons, ...

Disney Star seeks $3 billion deal renegotiation with ICC

Refund provisions are typically absent from broadcast agreements, so ...

Star Seeks $100mn Discount On T20 World Cup Value - Outlook India

Two years after signing a $3 billion broadcast deal with International Cricket Council (ICC), Disney Star is trying to renegotiate the price ...

Disney Star seeks $100 million discount from ICC on T20 World Cup ...

The $3 billion contract between Disney Star and the ICC came into effect with the T20 World Cup held in the US and West Indies.

Disney Star seeks over $100 mn discount on recent World Cup from ...

Broadcast deals generally lack refund clauses, making it uncertain how successful Star will be in persuading the ICC for compensation.

Star seeks to renegotiate $3 billion broadcast deal with ICC

As per reports, Star seeking "a discount of over $100 million" from the 2024 T20 World Cup. The broadcaster cites several reasons for this ...

Star Sports seek ICC rebate for underwhelming T20 World Cup 2024

Star Sports, the official broadcaster of International Cricket Council (ICC) events in India is reportedly seeking a rebate to the tune of $100 million in ...

Cricket World Cup broadcast rights discount sought by Star a blow to ...

Star was looking at cricket as if it's only played in India. That's not the kind of partner the ICC needs if it wants a global sport.

Disney Star Seeks ₹800 Crore-Plus Discount from ICC After T20 ...

Official broadcasters Disney Star is reportedly seeking a massive discount of over $100 million (approximately ₹830 crore) from the International Cricket ...

Disney-Star To Renegotiate Broadcast Deal With ICC, Pushes For ...

Disney Star will seek to renegotiate its four year broadcast deal with the International Cricket Council, Cricbuzz has reported.

Star Pursues Abatement On International Cricket Board Broadcast ...

The $3 billion Star-ICC deal came into force with the conclusion of the Twenty20 World Cup in the United States and the West Indies, and the ...

Star India posts Rs 12,548 crore loss in FY24 on provision against ...

The broadcaster attributed this to a provision made for a challenging contract related to ICC media rights. Star India had acquired these rights ...

Disney Hotstar Seeks A $100 Million Discount After Massive Loss ...

Disney Star's massive $3 Billion massive deal with ICC came into ... Star had Zee TV alongside them initially. Zee backed out due to ...

Star India seeks to renegotiate $3bn media rights deal with ICC

Star India has requested a renegotiation on the $3 billion media rights deal for the 2024-27 period with the International Cricket Council (ICC).

Zee alleges Star India of violation of agreement of ICC TV deal

Zee Entertainment Enterprises seeks refund from Star India over ICC broadcast rights breach, facing legal disputes with Sony.

Disney Star Seeks Over $100 Million Discount From ICC For T20 ...

... Star is reportedly seeking to renegotiate its $3 billion broadcast deal with the ICC, initially signed in August 2022. As per reports, this ...

Star terminates ICC TV rights deal with ZEE - Afaqs

The terminated deal worth $1.5 billion would have given Zee exclusive TV rights to major ICC men's events, including T20 World Cups and the ...

Zee Entertainment accuses Star of breaching ICC TV deal, seeks Rs ...

Star also accused Zee of violating the ICC TV rights agreement by failing to make the first instalment payment of $203.5 million.

Zee alleges Star India of violation of agreement of ICC TV deal

New Delhi, Feb 18 (PTI) Zee Entertainment Enterprises has alleged that Star India has not acted in accordance with the agreement between them over the ...

Cricket rights cash fight threatens lifeblood of the game

As revealed by this masthead, the ICC's $US3 billion broadcast partner Star is chasing a discount of up to 50 per cent of that fee, a matter ...