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Sunday TV Ratings: More Than 1 Million Aussies Watch Australia Beat India In The Cricket World Cup

Sofia Geraghty
Published on: 20th November 2023 at 10:10 AM
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More than a million – 1,073,000 – Aussies watched Australia beat host nations India in the Cricket World Cup last night.

Led by a fantastic century from Travis Head, Australia played a very strong game winning six wickets with 42 balls remaining.

The game helped Nine to a victorious win, with the broadcaster taking in an impressive 47.2 per cent channel share.

Numbers for the game were just behind that of the Melbourne Cup which had 1,110,000 metro views and the second State of Origin game which pulled in 1,833,000 metro views.

Meanwhile The 1% Club on Seven pulled in 571,000 metro views and Joanna Lumley’s Spice Trail pulled in 412,000 metro views. Annika on ABC pulled in 389,000 views.

Following Nine

 

                                                       Daily Channel Share

Nine Network Seven Network Network 10 ABC TV Network SBS Network
47.2% 20.4% 11.2% 15.6% 5.6%

 

                                               Top 10 Programs (Metro Views)

No.

Show 

Channel 

Metro Views 

1 1 ICC MEN’S ODI WORLD CUP 2023 -FINAL -IND V AUS -S1 Nine Network 1,073,000
2 ICC MEN’S ODI WORLD CUP 2023 -FINALS -IND V AUS Nine Network 946,000
3 SEVEN NEWS – SUN Seven Network 766,000
4 NINE NEWS SUNDAY Nine Network 673,000
5 THE 1% CLUB Seven Network 571,000
6 ABC NEWS SUNDAY-EV ABC TV 462,000
7 ICC MEN’S ODI WORLD CUP 2023 -FINAL -IND V AUS -S2 Nine Network 450,000
8 JOANNA LUMLEY’S SPICE TRAIL ADVENTURE-EV ABC TV 412,000
9 ANNIKA-EV ABC TV 389,000
10 ICC MEN’S ODI WORLD CUP 2023 -FINAL -IND V AUS Nine Network 373,000
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Sofia is an award-winning B2B journalist with experience in investigative journalism and TV presenting. She worked as a journalist at the UK’s leading insurance publication before moving to TV presenting within financial services. She is passionate about equality and female empowerment and was awarded an industry-wide broadcast media award (and was shortlisted for another) for her work in promoting diversity within the insurance industry.

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