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DLF Cup: Zee's pact with global majors

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New Delhi, April 13

Zee Sports has entered into agreements with major international broadcasters and radio players for the DLF Cup to be played between India-Pakistan in Abu Dhabi.

While the matches will be aired on PTV for their terrestrial network, Ten Sports will be the satellite broadcaster.

In Singapore the matches will be available on Star Hub, while for the Malaysian territory Astro All Asia Network will broadcast the matches. For the US, Zee Sports has entered into agreement with DTH platform, EchoStar Satellite while it will will leverage its international network in the UK, Europe, West Asia and South Africa, where the matches will be broadcast through its own Zee International feeds. The sports broadcaster has also reached an agreement with All India Radio to broadcast live commentary in India. HUM FM will provide the commentary in Pakistan and West Asia.

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