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5 things to look forward in Tripling season 2
MUMBAI: Yes, the most awaited road trip of the year is finally here. Tripling is making its way back to your hearts and this time, it’s twice the fun. The terrific trio promise a double dose of laughter, entertainment and drama as they embark on a new journey. On way to re- discovering themselves and their bond, Chandan, Chanchal and Chitvan encounter funnier incidents and make for lifelong memories.
Before the madness begins on 5th April, we list down for you 5 reasons that make Tripling season 2 bigger and better. Here’s why you shouldn’t miss this sibling trio’s second escapade on SonyLIV–
Ø Craziest Road Trip
The world witnessed one of the most entertaining road trips ever with Tripling season 1. This season the journey is funnier. Hitting the road, the siblings yet again thrive to set themselves free. Where they end up and what all they have in store is something you all need to watch out for.
Ø Picture-perfect Locations
After strolling through the historically rich state of Rajasthan in the previous season, Season 2 will take fans straight up to the mountains and leave them mind- blown with the beauty. Such road trips are worth the wait, isn’t it?
Ø The Ultimate Trio
Siblings – You can’t live with them. You can’t live without them. Sumeet Vyas, Maanvi Gagroo and Amol Parashar’s cracking chemistry soars higher this time. The trio is back and their bond is stronger than ever. If you have never thought of planning a road trip with your siblings, we are sure you will do post watching Tripling Season 2.
Ø All That Chaos
How can our lives not be a little messy? The trio is up for a newer set of unexpected events that challenge them at every step. But how they struggle through it to come out stronger is something which sets this show apart.
Ø Sumeet Vyas – the writer
Well, he is a versatile man. Sumeet Vyas is back as a writer on this one and ensures a refreshing twist to the tale. Get ready for his comic nuances and emotional turnarounds wonderfully woven together in this crazy roller coaster ride.
Don’t forget to binge watch all the episodes on SonyLIV starting 5th April and hit the road the soonest.
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T20 World Cup ’26: India–England semi-final sets global streaming record of 619 million views on JioHotstar
India–England semi-final records 65.2 million peak streams
MUMBAI: The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 set a new milestone in global sports streaming, as the India–England semi-final drew record digital audiences on JioHotstar.
The match on 5 March registered 65.2 million peak concurrent viewers, the highest ever recorded for a live event on any streaming platform worldwide. The semi-final also generated 619 million views, making it the most streamed T20 international match in history.
The landmark audience numbers were driven largely by viewers in India, setting a record achieved within a single market, rather than through aggregated viewership across multiple countries.
The high-scoring encounter between India national cricket team and England cricket team produced 499 runs across both innings, fuelling widespread fan engagement across platforms.
According to the International Cricket Council, the digital record surpassed the previous global benchmark of 65 million concurrent viewers, set in November 2024 by another international streaming platform.
Across television and digital platforms combined, the semi-final reached more than 320 million viewers, while total watch time exceeded 23 billion minutes, making it the most watched T20 international match ever.
“This World Cup demonstrates the immense passion of cricket fans and the progress made in bringing the game closer to audiences worldwide,” said ICC chairman Jay Shah.
“This moment reflects the scale of cricket fandom in India and the technological capability required to serve hundreds of millions of viewers simultaneously.”
JioStar vice-chairman Uday Shankar, said the audience surge underscored the future of large-scale digital entertainment.
“One in every three Indians tuned in to watch the second semi-final. Delivering such an experience at scale requires the very best of technology,” he said.
The 619 million views during the match also eclipsed the 533 million views recorded during the final of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024.
With the final yet to be played, the 2026 tournament has already set multiple benchmarks in audience reach and digital engagement.
India will face the New Zealand national cricket team in the final on 8 March at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The match will be broadcast on the Star Sports Network and streamed on JioHotstar.
