According to data provided by TAM, a significant amount of the increase in the viewership has come from the average time spent per viewer per match which has grown by nine per cent from 41:22 minutes to 45:04 minutes. The reach of the tournament also increased by two per cent, with the first 45 matches having reached 182 million unique viewers this year. All the data are for cable and satellite viewers above four years of age in the all-India market.
The matches are being aired on the Multi Screen Media network in five language feeds. While the pre- and post-match shows and coverage continues to be in Hinglish, the commentary is available in English (Sony Six and Sony Six HD), Hindi (Sony Max), Bangla (Sony Aath) and Tamil and Telugu (Sony Kix). Sony Max gained ratings points in week 19 (May 3 to May 9, 2015), from 617 GRP (gross rating point) to 691 GRP.
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