Jiohotstar Record: India, New Zealand Champions Trophy Final .. 85 Crore Scene

Jiohotstar Record: India and New Zealand Champions Trophy OTT streaming final match so far. 85 crore scenes have been recorded. OTI has also revealed that the match is a new record in streaming of 6.1 crore people at the same time.

Champions Trophy final record

Fans of Indian cricket will never forget the moment when New Zealand’s Team India spoiled the final of the Champions Trophy. The record made in Geohatstar has also been reversed. This is because the match has received a total of 85 crore scenes.

However, these are not unique views. More than once, a person has seen the idea. It is a record that no cricket match is impossible so far. India and Pakistan have got more than 60 million scenes in the same champion trophy. However, the ideas coming in this final are very high.

More than 6 crores at a time ..

In Geohatstar, this final match was seen by 6.1 crore people in one go. These are called concentration viewers. This means that at the same time, 6.1 million people have never recorded records, Geotastar said.

OTT said in its LinkedIn Post that they have set a new benchmark in sports streaming. In 2023, 5.9 million people watched the last match of the ODI World Cup between India and Australia. Now the record is broken.

During India’s batting and twist.

In the final of the Champions Trophy, India batted more than New Zealand. Geohatstar said that more than 39 million scenes were recorded since the completion of New Zealand batting.

Later, chasing India, Rohit and Gill made a good start and went on the peak stage. Finally, after the twist and the loss of India’s wickets, Rahul and Hardik killed six, the scene reached a total of 85 crores. The number was decreasing and increasing with the twist in the match.

In the final of the Champions Trophy, New Zealand was abandoned with another over and Team India spoiled with 4 wickets. The trophy won the trophy for the Indian team for the third time. For the first time in 2002, Sri Lanka was the winner of the trophy in 2013.