Sony Pictures Networks India (SPN) has extended its exclusive broadcast partnership with Roland Garros, securing television and digital rights for the Grand Slam tournament through 2027. The renewed agreement ensures continued coverage of the iconic clay-court event across India and the Indian subcontinent, including Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
Regarded as one of the most demanding Grand Slams in tennis, Roland Garros will continue to be showcased live on SPN’s sports channels (Sony Sports Network) and digitally on Sony Liv. The 2025 season begins May 25 and promises fans uninterrupted access to world-class tennis action featuring top-ranked players.
SPN chief revenue officer – Distribution & International Business and head – Sports Business Rajesh Kaul said: “Roland Garros holds a special place in the hearts of tennis enthusiasts as one of the most challenging Grand Slams to be played. Sony Pictures Networks India is thrilled to renew its partnership with Roland Garros for another three years.
Kaul added, “Our partnership underscores our commitment to bringing world-class tennis action to fans across India and the subcontinent. Since we acquired the rights of the tournament in 2022, the average yearly viewership on television (Reach) is 41%* higher compared to the preceding three years. And with this renewed partnership, we aim to provide comprehensive coverage of this iconic tournament on both our television and digital platforms.”
Fédération Française de Tennis president Gilles Moretton commented: “We are delighted to continue our partnership with Sony Pictures Networks India, a broadcaster that has consistently brought the magic of Roland Garros to millions of tennis fans across the Indian subcontinent. This renewal reflects our shared commitment to growing the sport and ensuring that the tournament remains accessible to passionate audiences in this important region. We look forward to building on this successful collaboration in the years to come.”
