Jiostar to broadcast Season 2 of Jetsynthesys’ GEPL

Player interest in Global e-Cricket Premier League grew fivefold for this season, going from 200,000 registrations in Season 1 to over 910,000 in Season 2

Global e-Cricket Premier League’s (GEPL) second season will be broadcast on JioStar’s linear and OTT platforms. The league will be aired on national television for the first time from April 27 – May 2 between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.

GEPL, launched by JetSynthesys, is the world’s first franchise-based e-cricket league. The second season will take place in Bengaluru and reports a prize pool of ₹3.05 crore — a jump from last year’s ₹2.51 crore. Player interest grew fivefold for this season, going from 200,000 registrations in Season 1 to over 910,000 in Season 2.

Rajan Navani, Founder and CEO of JetSynthesys, said, “Our partnership with JioStar is a milestone; cementing our place on India’s biggest broadcast stage. This sets the tone for what esports can achieve in India.”

Siddharth Sharma, Head of Content–Sports, JioStar, said, “This marks a significant step in our commitment to elevating the esports category and offering viewers compelling new formats that blend India’s love for cricket with the growing popularity of gaming. GEPL is a perfect example of innovation in sport, and we are committed to help it reach its full potential.”

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Published on April 23, 2025

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