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Revision as of 10:31, 23 December 2015
| Network | Star India |
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| Owner | 21st Century Fox (through Star India and Fox International Channels) |
Star Sports 4 is a sports channel in India by Star Sports network. ESPN India was renamed as Star Sports 4 and ESPN HD was renamed as Star Sports HD2 from November 6, 2013 and is under Star network. This channel mainly broadcasts football along with some other major sporting events.[1]
Programming
The channel mainly focuses on football. Its main focus is the Premier League. It broadcasts Live and tape-delayed matches each week from the Premier League, plus the weekly magazine (Premier League World), preview (Premier League Preview Show, and Matchday Live) and recap (Premier League Review) shows. It also broadcasts a daily talk show, Football Today, which is hosted by Mark Pougatch of ITV Sport and John Dykes. The channel also has the broadcasting rights for La Liga and broadcasts the most watched annual sporting event on the planet, El Clásico. While the channel doesn't broadcasts pre-match and post-match shows for any other La Liga matches but it does for the Clásicos by taking satellite feed from FOX Sports Asia, The channel broadcasts a preview show (Liga Show) and broadcasts the magazine show of the league (La Liga World) too.
Star Sports HD4
Star Sports HD4 mirrors the broadcasts on Star Sports 4 and shows football matches of Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga and Indian Super League in high definition along with events such as Summer Olympics and Winter Olympics. They also broadcast tennis events like ATP 500 Series & ATP World Tour Masters 1000.
Broadcasting Rights
The broadcast on the channel mirrors the broadcast on Star Sports HD4. The following sports events are broadcast on STAR Sports 4.[2]
Cricket
- World Cup
- ICC World Cup 2015 (13 matches shared with Star Sports 2)
- 2015 ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier
- International
- International cricket In Bangladesh (South Africa tour of Bangladesh 2015)
Football
- FIFA
- AFC
- AFC Champions League
- AFC Cup
- AFC Summer Olympic Qualification
- Leagues
- 2015 Saff suzuki cup
- Indian Super League (highlights only)
- Premier League (Hindi commentary for select matches)
- Bundesliga (from 2015-16 season) [3]
Multi-Sport Event
- Summer Olympic Games (shared with Star Sports 2)
- Winter Olympics
Motorsports
Tennis
- Wimbledon
- ATP 250 Series
- ATP 500 Series
- ATP 1000 Series
- ATP World Tour Finals
- International Premier Tennis League[4]
References
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