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Tokyo Paralympics set for coverage in record 177 territories

'Three Agitos' Symbol ahead of Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games on Tokyo Waterfront (Photo by Alex Davidson/Getty Images for IPC)

The upcoming Tokyo 2020 Paralympics will be shown by more than 150 broadcasters in a record 177 territories after the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) detailed coverage plans for the Games.

The Paralympics are set to run from August 24 to September 5 and the IPC has revealed that live coverage from 21 disciplines across 19 sports will be available to broadcasters.

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