In 2023, Dream11 had joined hands with the BCCI and signed a deal worth Rs 358 crore, comprising Rs 3 crore per home match and Rs 1 crore per away game.
BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia on Friday said that the board will follow the laws of the country. “If it’s not permissible, we’ll not do anything. The BCCI will follow every policy of the country that is framed by the central government,” Saikia said.
Sources further told NDTV that, though BCCI is expected to invite new bids for the jersey sponsorship rights, ‘no tender’ for title sponsor has been released yet. The information about Title Sponsor will be released in media soon, as per report.
The report further added, that if the BCCI is unable to get a new sponsorship before the Asia Cup, the Indian team will play the tournament without a lead sponsor.
According to NDTV report, the Indian team’s Asia Cup jerseys featuring Dream11 have already been printed, but the same won’t be used for the event.
