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221m tuned in to India-NZ World Cup semi-final: BARC

Last updated : Jul 26, 2019 17:07

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Jul 25, 2019 17:07

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MUMBAI: BARC India has released the viewership figures for the ICC 2019 World Cup semi-final between India and New Zealand.

According to BARC, 221 million Indians (43% of all World Cup viewers) saw the semi-final and the game recorded 51 million impressions.

While the World Cup as a whole got 509 million Indian viewers tuning in and registered 793 million impressions, India games logged 452 million viewers and 451 million impressions.

[TG: 2+/TV (All India) + OOH (India Urban) / All channels / Live matches only]

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