Dream Sports, which owns online fantasy sports company Dream11, is in talks with a clutch of investors—including Abu Dhabi’s Alpha Wave Incubation managed by Falcon Edge—for a fresh round of funding, valuing it at around $4 billion, three people in the know told The Economic Times.

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FanCode, India’s premier digital sports destination for all fans, has partnered with New Zealand Cricket (NZC) to exclusively live stream all of their domestic matches for six years until 2026.

Dream11, India’s biggest fantasy sports platform, has extended its association with New Zealand Cricket (NZC), including its naming rights partnership with the men’s and women’s Super Smash competition for another six years by becoming the Title Sponsor of Super Smash.

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Dream11’s parent company Dream Sports-promoted digital sports destination FanCode is looking at transaction-led revenue model to grow its business.