KU BAND 2 FT DISH COVERAGE SATELLITES IN INDIA

KU BAND 2 FT DISH COVERAGE SATELLITES IN INDIA

1. 7E Eutelsat 7B at 7.0°E Europe B 44 dBW Aprx 40 Persian FTA
2. 9E Eutelsat 9B 42 dBW 120 CM Wide Beam 39 FTA + PAID many
3. 13 E Eutelsat 16A Europe A BEAM 42 dWB NO CHANNELS ONLY FEED
4. 21E Eutelsat 21B 42 dBW 2 ft Wide Beam 17 FTA + 30 PAID + Feed
5. 26E Badr 5 Central ASIA KU OK  104 FTA + 7 PAID IRIB NETWORK PERSIAN 
6. 26E Badr 7 EAST MENA KU 10 FTA + 3 PAID MBC NETWORK ARAB ENGLISH 
7. 36E Eutelsat 36B Eurasia (Ku band) 44 dBW 17 FTA + 30 PAID FOX ENGLISH + FEEDS
8. 40E Express AM7 at 40.0°E KU-BAND Fixed beam no. 3 (Ku band) 52 dBW 6 FTA WATAN HD + 0 PAID AFGANISTAN INDIA BEAM
9. 42E Türksat 3A at 42.0°E ( EAST BEAM KU ) dBW 14 FTA + 0 PAID
10. 42E Türksat 3A at 42.0°E ( EAST BEAM KU ) dBW 27 FTA + 34 PAID Tivibu 4 FOX
11. 52E Al Yah 1 at 52.5°E ( EAST BEAM KU ) dBW 171 FTA + 0 PAID
12. 53E Express AM6 (Eutelsat 53A) at 53.0°E KU-BAND AFGANISTAN INDIA BEAM (Ku band) 52 dBW 6 FTA WATAN HD + 0 PAID AFGANISTAN INDIA BEAM

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PTV Sports HD Started FTA On Paksat 1R at 38.0°E (Ku Band)

PTV Sports HD Started FTA On Paksat 1R at 38.0°E (Ku Band)

11144 V 1100 DVB-S MPEG-4/HD FTA 3/4

PTV Sports HD Started FTA On Paksat 1R at 38.0°E

Technical Details

Satellite                      :      Paksat 1R at 38.0°E 

Longitude                  :      38.0° East

Downlink Frequency :     11144

Polarization               :      Vertical

Symbol Rate              :     1100

Modulation                 :     DVB-S/QPSK

Codec                         :    MPEG-4

Encryption                 :     FTA / $ BISS

FEC                    :     3/5

Provider            :      PTV

ID : FIXLINK LHR

All Digital Specification Of The Channels :

By Er Balvinder Singh

UPDATE DATE 06.09.2023

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PTV Sports HD Started FTA On Paksat 1R at 38.0°E (C Band)

PTV Sports HD Started FTA On Paksat 1R at 38.0°E (C Band)

4004 V 15560 DVB-S MPEG-4/HD FTA 3/4

PTV Sports HD Started FTA On Paksat 1R at 38.0°E

Technical Details

Satellite                      :      Paksat 1R at 38.0°E 

Longitude                  :      38.0° East

Downlink Frequency :     4004

Polarization               :      Vertical

Symbol Rate              :     155560

Modulation                 :     DVB-S/QPSK

Codec                         :    MPEG-4

Encryption                 :     FTA / $ BISS

FEC                    :     3/5

Provider            :      PTV

All Digital Specification Of The Channels :

By Er Balvinder Singh

UPDATE DATE 26.08.2023

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DD Sports HD Started FTA ON DD Free Dish G SAT 15 @ 93.5°E (Ku Band)

DD Sports HD Started FTA ON DD Free Dish G SAT 15 @ 93.5°E  (Ku Band)

Technical Details

Satellite                      :      G SAT 15 (Ku Band)

Longitude                  :      93.5° East

Downlink Frequency :     11630

Polarization               :      Vertical

Symbol Rate              :     30000

Modulation                 :     DVB-S2/8PSK

Codec                         :    MPEG-4

Encryption                 :     FTA

FEC                    :     3/5

Provider            :      DD Free Dish

All Digital Specification Of The Channels :

By Er Balvinder Singh

UPDATE DATE 05.09.2023

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Rah E Farda TV, Exile TV Now Back On Express AM 6 (Eutelsat 53 A) @ 53.0°E (Ku Band)

Rah E Farda TV, Exile TV Now Back On Express AM 6 (Eutelsat 53 A) @ 53.0°E (Ku Band)

These channels back on after a day break.

Name/ SID / V.PID / A.PID

Rah e Farda TV 004/504/704 

Exile TV 009/509/709

Left Now Test Card ON BOTH 

Technical Details

Satellite                      :      Express AM 6 (Eutelsat 53 A) (Ku Band)

Longitude                  :      53.0° East

Downlink Frequency :     11560

Polarization               :      Horizontal

Symbol Rate              :     10500

Modulation                 :     DVB-S2/QPSK

Codec                         :    MPEG-4

Encryption                 :     FTA

FEC                    :     4/4

Provider             : N/A      

BEAM              : Afghanistan

All Digital Specification Of The Channels :

By Er Balvinder Singh

UPDATE DATE 07.09.2023

Logo Of Channels

Exile TV 

Rah E Farda TV

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Badr 7 at 26.0°E Ku Band Footprints Map East MENA BEAM

 Badr 7 at 26.0°E Ku Band Footprints Map East MENA BEAM

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Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E Ku Band Footprints All Beams Maps

 Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E Ku Band Footprints All Beams Maps

Arabsat-5A

Arabsat-5A was constructed by Astrium, and is based on the Eurostar-3000 satellite bus. It has a mass of 4,800 kilograms (10,600 lb), and carries forty transponders; sixteen broadcasting in the G/H band of the NATO-defined spectrum, or the C band of the IEEE-defined spectrum, and twenty four operating in the NATO J band or the IEEE Ku band.Its solar arrays are expected to generate around 12 kilowatts of power at the beginning of the satellite's design life, and around 11 kilowatts at the end of it.

Arabsat-5A was launched by Arianespace using an Ariane 5ECA carrier rocket lifting off from ELA-3 at the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana. The first attempt to launch it occurred on 23 June 2010, however the launch was scrubbed due to a problem with one of the rocket's subsystems. A subsequent attempt on 24 June was also scrubbed, due to a problem with the pressurisation of the rocket's fuel tanks. The launch occurred at 21:41 UTC on 26 June 2010. The South Korean COMS-1 satellite was launched by the same rocket, with a SYLDA adaptor being used to separate the spacecraft. Arabsat-5A was mounted atop the SYLDA, with COMS-1 underneath it.

Following launch, Arabsat-5A separated into a geosynchronous transfer orbit. It then use an apogee motor to raise itself into geostationary orbit. Once it reached geostationary orbit, it underwent testing before beginning operations at a longitude of 30.5 degrees East, where it replaced Arabsat-2B. It is expected to operate for fifteen years.

Arabsat-5A

Mission type Communication

Operator Arabsat

COSPAR ID 2010-032BEdit this at Wikidata

SATCAT no. 36745

Website arabsat.com/pages/Arabsat5A.aspx

Mission duration 15 years

Spacecraft properties

Bus Eurostar-3000

Manufacturer Astrium

Launch mass 4,800 kilograms (10,600 lb)

Power 11-12 kilowatts

Start of mission

Launch date 26 June 2010, 21:41 UTC

Rocket Ariane 5ECA

Launch site Kourou ELA-3

Contractor Arianespace

Orbital parameters

Reference system Geocentric

Regime Geostationary

Longitude 30.5° East

Perigee altitude 35,779 kilometres (22,232 mi)

Apogee altitude 35,807 kilometres (22,249 mi)

Inclination 0.05 degrees

Period 23.93 hours

Epoch 24 December 2013, 06:06:12 UTC

Transponders

Band 16 G/H band (IEEE C band)

24 J band (IEEE Ku band)

Ku-band DOWNLINK FOOTPRINT

1. FSS Central MENA

2. FSS East MENA

3. FSS MENA

4. FSS N.West Africa

1. FSS Central MENA

2. FSS East MENA

3. FSS MENA

4. FSS N.West Africa

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Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E Ku Band Footprints N.West Africa BEAM

  Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E Ku Band Footprints N.West Africa BEAM

Arabsat-5A

Arabsat-5A was constructed by Astrium, and is based on the Eurostar-3000 satellite bus. It has a mass of 4,800 kilograms (10,600 lb), and carries forty transponders; sixteen broadcasting in the G/H band of the NATO-defined spectrum, or the C band of the IEEE-defined spectrum, and twenty four operating in the NATO J band or the IEEE Ku band.[4] Its solar arrays are expected to generate around 12 kilowatts of power at the beginning of the satellite's design life, and around 11 kilowatts at the end of it.

Arabsat-5A was launched by Arianespace using an Ariane 5ECA carrier rocket lifting off from ELA-3 at the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana. The first attempt to launch it occurred on 23 June 2010, however the launch was scrubbed due to a problem with one of the rocket's subsystems. A subsequent attempt on 24 June was also scrubbed, due to a problem with the pressurisation of the rocket's fuel tanks. The launch occurred at 21:41 UTC on 26 June 2010. The South Korean COMS-1 satellite was launched by the same rocket, with a SYLDA adaptor being used to separate the spacecraft. Arabsat-5A was mounted atop the SYLDA, with COMS-1 underneath it.

Following launch, Arabsat-5A separated into a geosynchronous transfer orbit. It then use an apogee motor to raise itself into geostationary orbit. Once it reached geostationary orbit, it underwent testing before beginning operations at a longitude of 30.5 degrees East, where it replaced Arabsat-2B. It is expected to operate for fifteen years.

Arabsat-5A

Mission type Communication

Operator Arabsat

COSPAR ID 2010-032BEdit this at Wikidata

SATCAT no. 36745

Website arabsat.com/pages/Arabsat5A.aspx

Mission duration 15 years

Spacecraft properties

Bus Eurostar-3000

Manufacturer Astrium

Launch mass 4,800 kilograms (10,600 lb)

Power 11-12 kilowatts

Start of mission

Launch date 26 June 2010, 21:41 UTC[1]

Rocket Ariane 5ECA

Launch site Kourou ELA-3

Contractor Arianespace

Orbital parameters

Reference system Geocentric

Regime Geostationary

Longitude 30.5° East

Perigee altitude 35,779 kilometres (22,232 mi)

Apogee altitude 35,807 kilometres (22,249 mi)

Inclination 0.05 degrees

Period 23.93 hours

Epoch 24 December 2013, 06:06:12 UTC[2]

Transponders

Band 16 G/H band (IEEE C band)

24 J band (IEEE Ku band)

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Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E Ku Band Footprints East CENTRAL MENA BEAM

  Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E Ku Band Footprints East CENTRAL MENA BEAM

Arabsat-5A

Arabsat-5A was constructed by Astrium, and is based on the Eurostar-3000 satellite bus. It has a mass of 4,800 kilograms (10,600 lb), and carries forty transponders; sixteen broadcasting in the G/H band of the NATO-defined spectrum, or the C band of the IEEE-defined spectrum, and twenty four operating in the NATO J band or the IEEE Ku band.[4] Its solar arrays are expected to generate around 12 kilowatts of power at the beginning of the satellite's design life, and around 11 kilowatts at the end of it.

Arabsat-5A was launched by Arianespace using an Ariane 5ECA carrier rocket lifting off from ELA-3 at the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana. The first attempt to launch it occurred on 23 June 2010, however the launch was scrubbed due to a problem with one of the rocket's subsystems. A subsequent attempt on 24 June was also scrubbed, due to a problem with the pressurisation of the rocket's fuel tanks. The launch occurred at 21:41 UTC on 26 June 2010. The South Korean COMS-1 satellite was launched by the same rocket, with a SYLDA adaptor being used to separate the spacecraft. Arabsat-5A was mounted atop the SYLDA, with COMS-1 underneath it.

Following launch, Arabsat-5A separated into a geosynchronous transfer orbit. It then use an apogee motor to raise itself into geostationary orbit. Once it reached geostationary orbit, it underwent testing before beginning operations at a longitude of 30.5 degrees East, where it replaced Arabsat-2B. It is expected to operate for fifteen years.

Arabsat-5A

Mission type Communication

Operator Arabsat

COSPAR ID 2010-032BEdit this at Wikidata

SATCAT no. 36745

Website arabsat.com/pages/Arabsat5A.aspx

Mission duration 15 years

Spacecraft properties

Bus Eurostar-3000

Manufacturer Astrium

Launch mass 4,800 kilograms (10,600 lb)

Power 11-12 kilowatts

Start of mission

Launch date 26 June 2010, 21:41 UTC[1]

Rocket Ariane 5ECA

Launch site Kourou ELA-3

Contractor Arianespace

Orbital parameters

Reference system Geocentric

Regime Geostationary

Longitude 30.5° East

Perigee altitude 35,779 kilometres (22,232 mi)

Apogee altitude 35,807 kilometres (22,249 mi)

Inclination 0.05 degrees

Period 23.93 hours

Epoch 24 December 2013, 06:06:12 UTC[2]

Transponders

Band 16 G/H band (IEEE C band)

24 J band (IEEE Ku band)

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Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E Ku Band Footprints Map MENA BEAM

Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E Ku Band Footprints Map MENA BEAM

Arabsat-5A

Arabsat-5A was constructed by Astrium, and is based on the Eurostar-3000 satellite bus. It has a mass of 4,800 kilograms (10,600 lb), and carries forty transponders; sixteen broadcasting in the G/H band of the NATO-defined spectrum, or the C band of the IEEE-defined spectrum, and twenty four operating in the NATO J band or the IEEE Ku band.[4] Its solar arrays are expected to generate around 12 kilowatts of power at the beginning of the satellite's design life, and around 11 kilowatts at the end of it.

Arabsat-5A was launched by Arianespace using an Ariane 5ECA carrier rocket lifting off from ELA-3 at the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana. The first attempt to launch it occurred on 23 June 2010, however the launch was scrubbed due to a problem with one of the rocket's subsystems. A subsequent attempt on 24 June was also scrubbed, due to a problem with the pressurisation of the rocket's fuel tanks. The launch occurred at 21:41 UTC on 26 June 2010. The South Korean COMS-1 satellite was launched by the same rocket, with a SYLDA adaptor being used to separate the spacecraft. Arabsat-5A was mounted atop the SYLDA, with COMS-1 underneath it.

Following launch, Arabsat-5A separated into a geosynchronous transfer orbit. It then use an apogee motor to raise itself into geostationary orbit. Once it reached geostationary orbit, it underwent testing before beginning operations at a longitude of 30.5 degrees East, where it replaced Arabsat-2B. It is expected to operate for fifteen years.

Arabsat-5A

Mission type Communication

Operator Arabsat

COSPAR ID 2010-032BEdit this at Wikidata

SATCAT no. 36745

Website arabsat.com/pages/Arabsat5A.aspx

Mission duration 15 years

Spacecraft properties

Bus Eurostar-3000

Manufacturer Astrium

Launch mass 4,800 kilograms (10,600 lb)

Power 11-12 kilowatts

Start of mission

Launch date 26 June 2010, 21:41 UTC[1]

Rocket Ariane 5ECA

Launch site Kourou ELA-3

Contractor Arianespace

Orbital parameters

Reference system Geocentric

Regime Geostationary

Longitude 30.5° East

Perigee altitude 35,779 kilometres (22,232 mi)

Apogee altitude 35,807 kilometres (22,249 mi)

Inclination 0.05 degrees

Period 23.93 hours

Epoch 24 December 2013, 06:06:12 UTC[2]

Transponders

Band 16 G/H band (IEEE C band)

24 J band (IEEE Ku band)

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Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E Ku Band Footprints East MENA BEAM

 Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E Ku Band Footprints East MENA BEAM

Arabsat-5A

Arabsat-5A was constructed by Astrium, and is based on the Eurostar-3000 satellite bus. It has a mass of 4,800 kilograms (10,600 lb), and carries forty transponders; sixteen broadcasting in the G/H band of the NATO-defined spectrum, or the C band of the IEEE-defined spectrum, and twenty four operating in the NATO J band or the IEEE Ku band.[4] Its solar arrays are expected to generate around 12 kilowatts of power at the beginning of the satellite's design life, and around 11 kilowatts at the end of it.

Arabsat-5A was launched by Arianespace using an Ariane 5ECA carrier rocket lifting off from ELA-3 at the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana. The first attempt to launch it occurred on 23 June 2010, however the launch was scrubbed due to a problem with one of the rocket's subsystems. A subsequent attempt on 24 June was also scrubbed, due to a problem with the pressurisation of the rocket's fuel tanks. The launch occurred at 21:41 UTC on 26 June 2010. The South Korean COMS-1 satellite was launched by the same rocket, with a SYLDA adaptor being used to separate the spacecraft. Arabsat-5A was mounted atop the SYLDA, with COMS-1 underneath it.

Following launch, Arabsat-5A separated into a geosynchronous transfer orbit. It then use an apogee motor to raise itself into geostationary orbit. Once it reached geostationary orbit, it underwent testing before beginning operations at a longitude of 30.5 degrees East, where it replaced Arabsat-2B. It is expected to operate for fifteen years.

Arabsat-5A

Mission type Communication

Operator Arabsat

COSPAR ID 2010-032BEdit this at Wikidata

SATCAT no. 36745

Website arabsat.com/pages/Arabsat5A.aspx

Mission duration 15 years

Spacecraft properties

Bus Eurostar-3000

Manufacturer Astrium

Launch mass 4,800 kilograms (10,600 lb)

Power 11-12 kilowatts

Start of mission

Launch date 26 June 2010, 21:41 UTC[1]

Rocket Ariane 5ECA

Launch site Kourou ELA-3

Contractor Arianespace

Orbital parameters

Reference system Geocentric

Regime Geostationary

Longitude 30.5° East

Perigee altitude 35,779 kilometres (22,232 mi)

Apogee altitude 35,807 kilometres (22,249 mi)

Inclination 0.05 degrees

Period 23.93 hours

Epoch 24 December 2013, 06:06:12 UTC[2]

Transponders

Band 16 G/H band (IEEE C band)

24 J band (IEEE Ku band)

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KSA Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 SD Started FTA ON Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E (Ku Band)

KSA Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 SD Started FTA ON Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E (Ku Band)

KSA Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 SD Started FTA ON Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E (Ku Band)

Name/ SID / V.PID / A.PID

KSA Sports 1 2603/0514/0812 

KSA Sports 2 2602/0513/0712 

KSA Sports 3 5604/2314/2315 

KSA Sports 4 5605/2316/2317 

NEW CHANNELS STARTED

Technical Details

Satellite                      :      Arabsat 5A at 30.5°E (Ku Band)

Longitude                  :      30.5° East

Downlink Frequency :     10924

Polarization               :      Horizontal

Symbol Rate              :     17000

Modulation                 :     DVB-S/QPSK

Codec                         :    MPEG-2

Encryption                 :     FTA

FEC                    :     3/4

Provider            : Saudi Broadcasting Authority  

BEAM : East MENA

All Digital Specification Of The Channels :

By Er Balvinder Singh

UPDATE DATE 05.09.2023

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Rah E Farda TV, Exile TV Left Now From Express AM 6 (Eutelsat 53 A) @ 53.0°E (Ku Band)

Rah E Farda TV, Exile TV Left Now From Express AM 6 (Eutelsat 53 A) @ 53.0°E (Ku Band)

Name/ SID / V.PID / A.PID

Rah e Farda TV 004/504/704 

Exile TV 009/509/709

Left Now Test Card ON BOTH 

Technical Details

Satellite                      :      Express AM 6 (Eutelsat 53 A) (Ku Band)

Longitude                  :      53.0° East

Downlink Frequency :     11560

Polarization               :      Horizontal

Symbol Rate              :     10500

Modulation                 :     DVB-S2/QPSK

Codec                         :    MPEG-4

Encryption                 :     FTA

FEC                    :     4/4

Provider            : N/A      

BEAM             : Afghanistan

All Digital Specification Of The Channels :

By Er Balvinder Singh

UPDATE DATE 06.09.2023

Logo Of Channels

Exile TV 

Rah E Farda TV

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NDTV Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh Started FTA ON Intelsat 17 @ 68.0°E (C Band)

NDTV Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh Started FTA ON Intelsat 17 @ 68.0°E  (C Band)

NDTV Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh  Started FTA ON Intelsat 17 @ 68.0°E  (C Band)

Technical Details

Satellite                      :      Intelsat 17

Longitude                  :      66.0° East

Downlink Frequency :     3914

Polarization               :      Horizontal

Symbol Rate              :     11200

Modulation                 :     DVB-S2/QPSK

Codec                         :    MPEG-4

Encryption                 :     FTA

FEC                    :     3/4

Provider             :      New Delhi TV NDTV

All Digital Specification Of The Channels :

By Er Balvinder Singh

UPDATE DATE 03.09.2023

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NDTV Rajasthan Started FTA ON Intelsat 17 @ 68.0°E (C Band)

NDTV Rajasthan Started FTA ON Intelsat 17 @ 68.0°E  (C Band)

NDTV Rajasthan Started FTA ON Intelsat 17 @ 68.0°E  (C Band)

Technical Details

Satellite                      :      Intelsat 17

Longitude                  :      66.0° East

Downlink Frequency :     3914

Polarization               :      Horizontal

Symbol Rate              :     11200

Modulation                 :     DVB-S2/QPSK

Codec                         :    MPEG-4

Encryption                 :     FTA

FEC                    :     3/4

Provider            :      New Delhi TV NDTV

All Digital Specification Of The Channels :

By Er Balvinder Singh

UPDATE DATE 03.09.2023

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Bharat Today Telugu Started ON Intelsat 20 @ 68.0°E (C Band)

Bharat Today Telugu Started ON Intelsat 20 @ 68.0°E  (C Band)

Bharat Today Telugu Started ON Intelsat 20 @ 68.0°E  (C Band)

Technical Details

Satellite                      :      Intelsat 20

Longitude                  :      68.0° East

Downlink Frequency :     3893

Polarization               :      Vertical

Symbol Rate              :     2500

Modulation                 :     DVB-S2/QPSK

Codec                         :    MPEG-4

Encryption                 :     FTA

FEC                    :     5/6

Provider            :      Indiasign

All Digital Specification Of The Channels :

By Er Balvinder Singh

UPDATE DATE 03.09.2023

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ASIA CUP 2023 CRICKET BROADCASTING TV RIGHTS CHANNELS LIST

ASIA CUP CRICKET 2023

BROADCASTING TV RIGHTS

Asia Cup 2023 live in India
TV Broadcasting RIGHTS INDIA

BROADCASTERS LIST
1) DOORDARSHAN (INDIA)
2) STAR SPORTS (INDIA)
3) PTV PAKISTAN
4) TEN SPORTS PAKISTAN
5) BTV BANGLADESH
6) Gazi TV BANGLADESH

CHANNELS LIST

INDIA
& SUB CONTINENT
( AGANISTAN, NEPAL, SRI LANKA, BHUTAN ETC)

DD SPORTS,
DD SPORTS HD,
Star Sports 1,
Star Sports 1 HD,
Star Sports 1 Hindi,
Star Sports 1 Hindi HD,
Star Sports 1 Tamil
Star Sports 1 Tamil HD,
Star Sports 1 Telugu,
Star Sports 1 Telugu HD,
Star Sports 1 Kannada

Pakistan:
PTV Sports
PTV SPORTS HD
Ten Sports

Bangladesh:
BTV NATIONAL
Gazi TV / GTV
CHANNEL 9

Sri Lanka
Channel Eye (SLRC)

United Kingdom:
TNT Sports / BT Sports

EUROPE CONTINENTAL
YUPP TV OTT

USA
Willow TV OTT
ESPN+

Australia:
Fox Sports

New Zealand
Sky Sport NZ (Sky Sport 2)

South Africa:
SuperSport

Afganistan
ATN

UAE MIDDLE EAST
CRICLIFE MAX VIA OTT
STARZPLAY OTT

CARIBBEAN
ESPN CARIBBEAN

OTT

Where to live stream Asia Cup 2023 for free
To live stream the match, visit the

INDIA, CONTINENTAL
CANADA

Disney + Hotstar OTT platform.

United Kingdom:
TNT Sports app

Australia:
FOXTel app

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ASIA CUP CRICKET 2023 SCHEDULE VENUE LOCATION, BROADCASTING TV RIGHTS

ASIA CUP CRICKET 2023 SCHEDULE VENUE LOCATION, BROADCASTING TV RIGHTS

Asia Cup 2023 Groups:
Group A
India
Pakistan
Nepal

Group B
Afghanistan
Bangladesh
Sri Lanka

Asia Cup 2023 Venue List

1
Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan, Pakistan
2
Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan
3
Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Pallekele, Kandy, SL
4
R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo, SL

Asia Cup 2023 Match List

1
30 AUG 2023 WED
Pakistan vs Nepal, Multan, PAK

2
31 AUG 2023 THURSDAY
Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, Kandy, SL

3
2 SEP 2023 SAT
Pakistan vs India, KANDY, SL

4
3 SEP 2023 SUNDAY
Bangladesh vs Afghanistan,  Lahore, PAK

5
4 SEP 2023 MON
India vs Nepal, KANDY, SL

6
5 SEP 2023 TUES
Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka, Lahore, PAK

Super Four
7
06.09.2023 WED
A1 vs B2, Lahore, PAK

8
09.09.2023 SAT
B1 vs B2, Kandy, SL

9
10.09.2023 SUN
A1 vs A2, Lahore, PK

10
12.09.2023 TUE
A2 vs B1, Colombo, SL

11
14.09.2023 THUR
A1 vs B1, Colombo, SL

12
15.09.2023 FRIDAY
A2 vs B2, Colombo, SL

13
17.09.2023 SUNDAY
FINAL, Colombo, SL

Asia Cup 2023 live in India
TV Broadcasting RIGHTS INDIA

DD SPORTS,
DD SPORTS HD,
Star Sports 1,
Star Sports 1 HD,
Star Sports 1 Hindi,
Star Sports 1 Hindi HD,
Star Sports 1 Tamil SD + HD, Star Sports 1 Telugu SD+HD, Star Sports 1 Kannada

Where to live stream Asia Cup 2023 for free
To live stream the match, visit the Disney + Hotstar OTT platform.

Here is the list of live streaming and broadcasting details in other countries:

Pakistan:
PTV Sports and Ten Sports

Bangladesh:
Gazi TV

United Kingdom:
TNT Sports app

Australia:
Fox Sports and FOXTel app

South Africa: SuperSport South Africa

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Football HD Sports New Biss Key On YahSat 1A 52E 2023

Football HD Sports New Biss Key On YahSat 1A 52E 2023

On
YahSat-1A @52.5E
TP: 11785 H 27500
SID: 0008
BISS KEY: 12 34 00 46 AB CD 00 78

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TV Varzish YAHSAT 52 E Frequency & Biss key 2023

TV Varzish YAHSAT 52 E Frequency & Biss key 2023

Satellite: Yahsat 52.5E
Frequency:  11785 H 27500
ID: TV Varzish

CW: 03 A0 1B BE 20 C1 6D 4E

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