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Acquired / Case file

Indian Premier League

Numbers

What the show said, with receipts

Every figure the hosts put on the record for Indian Premier League, with its source and the date it was captured. Indian Premier League does not file public audited statements, so these are the numbers on record.

2 figures3 sources0 current or recent

Freshness

0

Current (≤6 mo)

0

Recent (≤18 mo)

2

Older

Freshness is measured from each figure’s capture date, not from the episode date. An older figure is not wrong; it is a figure that has had time to move.

Reported figures

IPL media rights (2023-2027)

5 yr

$6.2B (5 years)

~$15M per match; more per match than the Premier League (soccer) or NBA

[Acquired IPL episode + BCCI disclosures] · as of 2022

  • David:The IPL media rights sold for $6.2 billion over five years. That works out to about $15 million per match. The Premier League gets about $10 million per match. The NBA gets about $8 million. The IPL is the most valuable sports broadcast property per match in the world.
    [Acquired IPL, ch. The media rights]

Mumbai Indians franchise value (2023)

4 yr

~$1.5B

Reliance Industries owns Mumbai Indians; the franchise was auctioned for $111M in 2008

[Forbes 2023 Sports franchise valuations] · as of 2023