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The second leg of the Indian Premier League 2021, which started on September 19 in the UAE, has seen a sudden drop in ratings, compared with the average ratings of the first leg, as well as the previous years, resulting in a few advertisers getting jittery.
Some of the last-minute advertisers, who have spent close to Rs 17.2 lakh for 10-second slots, are the worst impacted, as the viewership of the first two weeks post resumption has seen almost a 15-20% drop in ratings, as per data sourced from Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) subscribers.
ET had reported that broadcaster Star & Disney India had managed to book ad revenues of more than Rs 2,950 crore in the current IPL season.
BARC defines reach as the total number of individuals who viewed the event for at least one minute. Whereas TVR also accounts for time spent by a viewer along with the reac