Disney Star continues its long-standing association with the ACC to be appointed host broadcaster for the ninth edition of the ACC Women's Asia Cup 2024. 

The tournament will be played in the T20 format from 19 to 28 July. 

By virtue of being the host broadcaster for the event, Disney Star will produce the world feed and broadcast the event in India.
 
This is a continuation of Disney Star’s long-standing endeavour to popularise women’s Cricket, which started with the live broadcast of the Women’s World Cup in 2013 and has been followed by significant initiatives to draw attention and affiliation for the women’s game across production and programming initiatives, award-winning marketing campaigns and digital activations. 

The Indian broadcast of Asia Cup 2024 will be complimented with additional multi-language feeds for India matches. 

Event promotion also includes continuation of ‘The Greatest Rivalry – India v Pakistan’ campaign, which reached fever pitch during the recently concluded ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.

Jay Shah, president, ACC, said, “We are thrilled to continue our partnership with Disney Star as the host broadcaster for the ACC Women’s Asia Cup 2024. Their dedication to promoting women’s cricket has been instrumental in elevating the sport to new heights. As we look forward to an exciting tournament in Sri Lanka, we believe that Disney Star’s comprehensive and multi-language broadcast will bring the thrill and passion of women’s cricket to millions of fans across India and beyond. This collaboration underscores our shared commitment to inspiring the next generation of female cricketers and enhancing the global stature of women’s cricket.”

Sanjog Gupta, head – sports, Disney Star, added, “Supporting the ACC Women’s Asia Cup 2024 as the host broadcaster underscores our commitment to popularising women's cricket. We are proud to have contributed to the growth of women’s cricket and bring ‘her story’ to the forefront. Disney Star’s comprehensive coverage of the event will seek to deliver the thrill of women’s Cricket along with hero-based narratives for the stand-out players, which should hopefully also inspire the next generation of young women to take up Cricket.”