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India vs West Indies: JioCinema, the video-on-demand over-the-top streaming service owned by Viacom18, a media company majority owned by Reliance Industries, on Wednesday, announced that it has acquired digital rights of India's tour of the Caribbean, set to happen from July 12 to August 13, comprising two Tests, three ODIs and five T20Is. JioCinema, the video-on-demand over-the-top streaming service owned by Viacom18, a media company majority owned by Reliance Industries, on Wednesday, announced that it has acquired digital rights of India's tour of the Caribbean, set to happen from July 12 to August 13, comprising two Tests, three ODIs and five T20Is. India vs West Indies Series: Watch live-streaming in 7 languages on JioCinemaThe JioCinema will now live-stream the month-long series and the viewers will have the option to watch the limited-overs action in seven languages including English, Hindi, Bhojpuri, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada, as per Economic Times report. India vs West Indies Tour India's tour to West Indies begins on July 12. Windsor Park in Dominica will host the first Test from July 12-16. Following this, the two countries will play second Test from July 20-24 at Queen's Park Oval in Trinidad. The second Test will also mark the 100th Test match played between India and West Indies. The tour will be capped off by a five-match T20I series which will commence at Brian Lara Cricket Academy on August 3, followed by the second and third T20Is at the Guyana ...

About 32 million concurrent viewers tuned into the free-to-watch airing of the rain-delayed, then shortened, match, said a spokesperson for Viacom18, the joint venture between Ambani and Paramount Global that owns JioCinema. The close clash, held in the 130,000-person capacity Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, saw popular veteran Mahendra Singh Dhoni lead the Chennai Super Kings to a fifth league title. Focus now turns to whether JioCinema can turn the success of free-to-watch Ambani’s media venture outbid companies including Disney to clinch the digital rights to IPL, though Disney — which is facing an exodus of paid subscribers — bagged the television broadcast rights. With a year until the next IPL season kicks off, it’s unclear whether JioCinema can maintain its growth and scale, Mihir Shah, the India vice president at consultancy Media Partners Asia, said in a report this month. While the shift away from tradition has put off some fans, others have been enticed by the shorter and brasher format that typically sees a match only last around four hours. Alphabet Inc. Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai is one of them, tweeting his congratulations and commiserations. Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp. Most Searched Stocks 568.45 03:59 PM | 15 Jun 2023 -1.85 (-0.32%) 448.10 03:59 PM | 15 Jun 2023 3.60 (0.81%) 269.25 03:59 PM | 15 Jun 2023 4.00 (1.51%) 1286.80 03:59 PM | 15 Jun 2023 -13.60 (-1.05%) 2552.55 03:59 PM |...