FIFA awards Women's World Cup 2023 media rights in the Indian subcontinent to 1Stadia
The sports media rights company has secured the rights to broadcast the tournament in India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Sri Lanka
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The sports media rights company has secured the rights to broadcast the tournament in India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Sri Lanka
The tournament will be accessible on various platforms, including mobile devices, enabling fans to catch all the action on-the-go.
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