Matt Tamanini is the News Editor at The Streamable, where he oversees daily news coverage and editorial strategy, with a particular focus on breaking stories, streaming comparisons, and major industry events. A well-rounded journalist with a diverse background, Matt joined The Streamable in 2022 after holding key editorial roles at several high-profile outlets. He has an extensive career in sports and entertainment journalism, having served as a senior editor for BroadwayWorld, the world’s largest theater website, and as managing editor for Land-Grant Holy Land, which covers Ohio State sports.
With a background in sports and entertainment reporting, he’s covered everything from Broadway to college football. He cut the cord in 2014 and has a sharp eye for streaming trends and a soft spot for Hallmark movies.
With a background in sports and entertainment reporting, he’s covered everything from Broadway to college football. He cut the cord in 2014 and has a sharp eye for streaming trends and a soft spot for Hallmark movies.
While most sports fans in the United States are focused on the men’s and women’s NCAA Basketball Tournaments — or perhaps anticipating the start of the NBA and NHL playoffs — there is an arguably even bigger sporting event just underway on the other side of the world. The 2024 Indian Premier League tournament began on Friday, March 22 and will run through Sunday, May 26. If you want to catch all of the IPL17 action, as well as tons of other South Indian and Desi programming, Sling TV has two packages to choose from. And currently, you can get major discounts on the larger Desi Binge Plus add-on. When you subscribe, you can save 33% on your first month of service, or 45% on your first year with an annual plan.
How to Save Up to 45% to Watch Indian Premier League Cricket
Choose either the Dakshin Flex Pack or the Desi Binge Plus add-on.
Select either the monthly or annual plan.
Create an account and enter your payment information.
Enjoy IPL action and more.
What’s the Difference Between Sling TV’s Desi Binge Plus Add-On and Dakshin Flex Pack?
Sling TV offers two packages that include Willow TV, which will allow cricket fans to stream the Indian Primer League. The Dakshin Flex Pack runs $10 per month and $99 annually. The Desi Binge Plus add-on normally costs $15 monthly and $180 per year. However, currently, Sling is offering discount on both of the subscription options. If you sign up for the Desi Binge Plus plan, you will be able to take 33% off your first month, meaning that it will cost just $10. However, you can get even bigger savings if you opt for the annual plan. Instead of the $180 dollars annually, you can get your first year of service on the plan at just $99.
Take a look at the channel lineups and highlights of the two plans below:
Dakshin Flex Pack
Recommended for IPL 2024 with top Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam entertainment
Stream live TATA IPL 2024 on Willow HD and Willow Xtra
Access the best South Indian live and on-demand shows and series
Includes Vijay TV, Maa TV, Asianet, Suvarana, Simply South and more
Desi Binge Plus
Recommended for IPL 2024 with top Hindi entertainment
Stream live TATA IPL 2024 on Willow HD and Willow Xtra
Sling TV is The Streamable’s choice for cord-cutters on a budget. Sling is a live TV streaming service with multiple channel packages. The $45.99/month Sling Orange plan offers about 30 channels, including Disney Channel and ESPN. The $45.99/month Sling Blue plan offers about 40 channels, including ABC, Fox, and NBC in major markets.
You can combine Orange+Blue for a total of $60.99 / month. Sling also offers many channel add-on packages starting at $6/month.
Matt Tamanini is the News Editor at The Streamable, where he oversees daily news coverage and editorial strategy, with a particular focus on breaking stories, streaming comparisons, and major industry events. A well-rounded journalist with a diverse background, Matt joined The Streamable in 2022 after holding key editorial roles at several high-profile outlets. He has an extensive career in sports and entertainment journalism, having served as a senior editor for BroadwayWorld, the world’s largest theater website, and as managing editor for Land-Grant Holy Land, which covers Ohio State sports.
