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Flash Sports & Media Holdings (NASDAQ: FLZH) announced that its direct-to-consumer platform FLASHSM (flashsm.com) will stream Season 4 of the Uttar Pradesh T20 League (UPT20) exclusively in North America, adding what the company calls a marquee live cricket property.
UPT20 Season 4 runs from 14 August to 6 September 2026, featuring 6 franchises, 34 matches across 22 matchdays (including 13 doubleheaders) and 14 Indian Premier League players, such as Rinku Singh and Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Matches are scheduled at 3:30 PM and 7:30 PM IST, with the opening match and eliminator at 8:30 PM and 8:00 PM IST.
According to Flash, Season 3 of UPT20 delivered 31.3 million total viewership reach across TV and OTT, 1.19 million average TV viewers over 34 matches, 152 million total media reach and 80,000 in-stadium attendance, while marquee players collectively have more than 17 million digital followers. The company highlights International Cricket Council data estimating 20–30 million cricket fans in North America and notes that FLASHSM will provide a dedicated home for this audience to follow UPT20.
Flash (Nasdaq: FLZH) reported the successful completion of Season 6 of the Lanka Premier League, run from 17 July to 8 August 2026 with 24 matches across four Sri Lankan venues. Galle Gallants claimed their first title, beating defending champions Jaffna Kings in the final at R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo.
Flash participated through subsidiary Innovative Production Group, which managed commercial rights and league operations. Season 6 was live streamed to North American viewers on Flash’s own OTT platform, flashsm.com, instead of via third-party distributors. During the season, Stockholm-based Anchor Sports AB acquired the Jaffna Kings franchise. Flash highlighted this operating delivery and owned distribution as the model it aims to replicate in new properties such as the planned Malaysia T20 League.
Flash Sports & Media (NASDAQ: FLZH) highlighted a live Floorstocks interview in which Chairman Suren Ajjarapu outlined the company’s cricket-focused strategy and current revenue sources. Flash generates revenue through subsidiary Innovative Production Group FZ, LLC, which holds league and media rights for the Lanka Premier League (LPL), and through its direct-to-consumer FLASHSM streaming and fan-engagement app, offering LPL T20 subscriptions from an introductory $4.99 price point.
The Chairman also described a pipeline of new professional T20 leagues in Malaysia (MT20), Zimbabwe (ZT20) and Singapore, and the development of proprietary broadcast technology, positioning Flash’s vertically integrated platform across content ownership, production, distribution and monetization to support long-term shareholder value.
Flash Sports & Media (NASDAQ: FLZH) signed a non-binding term sheet to acquire a 51% controlling interest in Bongo Holdings Pte Ltd, a South Asia-focused digital media and streaming platform. Based on Bongo management’s figures, Flash expects Bongo to contribute positive EBITDA after closing, before transaction expenses, purchase-accounting adjustments and financing costs.
Bongo reports reaching over 300 million viewers, about 73 million social followers and generating close to US$10 million in annual revenue. The proposed deal uses roughly 60% cash and 40% equity, includes limits on share issuances without stockholder approval, and provides for up to an additional $12 million management earnout tied to future revenue and EBITDA growth. If completed, Flash would combine its sports rights and production assets with Bongo’s proprietary streaming technology, digital distribution and advertising capabilities to support a vertically integrated global sports and media platform.
Flash Sports & Media Holdings (NASDAQ: FLZH) announced that Chairman Suren Ajjarapu will take part in a live shareholder interview on Floorstocks on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. EDT, accessible via Floorstocks.com.
The interview will cover Flash Sports & Media’s strategic vision, cricket-focused media and league initiatives, growth strategy, and plans to create long-term value in global sports and media markets. According to the company, it has paid Floorstocks approximately $35,000 for ongoing investor-relations and promotional services, under which this interview is being conducted.
Flash Sports & Media Holdings (NASDAQ: FLZH) launched its direct-to-consumer cricket streaming and fan engagement app FLASHSM in North America, offering a Premium season pass at an introductory price of $4.99 for 24 days, with pricing scheduled to increase next month.
FLASHSM Premium includes ad-free viewing, exclusive live matches, real-time ball-by-ball scores and stats, live chat, and in-app ticket purchasing. A separate LPL 2026 Pass is also available for 24 days at $4.99. According to Flash Sports & Media Holdings, the launch supports its direct-to-consumer strategy, creating a multi-revenue platform across subscriptions, advertising inventory, sponsorships, and ticketing.
Flash Sports & Media Holdings (NASDAQ: FLZH) launched “FLASHSM”, a direct-to-consumer mobile app delivering live and on-demand cricket content plus interactive fan engagement. The app initially targets North America and is available via flashsm.com, Google Play and Android TV.
FLASHSM aggregates live match streaming, highlights, scores, and features such as predictions, polling and fan rewards. It leverages Flash’s production and broadcast operations and its franchise and league relationships, including the Lanka Premier League Season 6 through subsidiary IPG. The company expects the app to deepen fan engagement and open additional opportunities in sponsorship, subscriptions and content distribution, with further features and market expansion to be announced.
Flash Sports & Media Holdings (NASDAQ: FLZH) appointed former BCCI CEO Rahul Johri to its Board of Directors. Johri brings nearly 35 years of global cricket and media experience, including overseeing the IPL and leading BCCI media rights sales exceeding USD 3 billion.
According to Flash, his expertise in rights monetization, media partnerships and league development is expected to support its strategy to build a leading, cricket-focused sports and media platform across key markets.
Flash Sports & Media Holdings (NASDAQ: FLZH) appointed former BCCI CEO Rahul Johri to its Board of Directors. Johri brings nearly 35 years of media and sports leadership, including overseeing the IPL and leading BCCI media rights sales exceeding USD 3 billion.
According to the company, his expertise in rights monetization, global cricket relationships, and media business growth is expected to support FLZH’s strategy to build a cricket-focused sports and media platform, targeting media rights, sponsorships, franchise development, and league expansion across key cricket markets.
Flash Sports & Media (NASDAQ: FLZH) signed a confidential, non-binding LOI to acquire a 51% controlling interest in Dubai-based Nooa, a hospitality group generating about $35 million in annual revenue.
The proposed $51 million purchase price would be paid entirely in new Series A preferred stock, with no cash and no immediate common stock issuance at closing. The deal aims to vertically integrate player and crew accommodation for Flash’s cricket leagues and may involve a future spin-out and listing of NOAC, but remains subject to due diligence, financing, definitive agreements and multiple approvals.