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Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Cricket current - a cricket blog

Cricket current - a cricket blog

India Vs South Africa 1st Test 2010 - Live from Centurion

Posted: 15 Dec 2010 06:27 AM PST


The top two nations in the test cricket, India and South Africa clash together from 16th of December 2010. The 1st test starting from 16th Dec is schedule to be in Centurion. Both the teams have come-up with the positives in their last series. India defeated New Zealand in India and South Africa Defeated Pakistan in UAE.

1st Test - South Africa v India
SuperSport Park, Centurion
16th Dec - 20th Dec 2010
Starts : 10:30 Local, 8.00 GMT and 14.30 IST


Watch India Vs South Africa 1st Test at Centurion live:
 For India:
Ten Cricket is going to broadcast the whole series live from South Africa. Ten Cricket is available in diferent DTH platforms like TataSky, DishTV, and others. Here is details to watch Ten Cricket.

South Africa:
SuperSport, the home of Sports in South Africa will be the official broadcaster of India Vs South Africa 2010. Super Sport will broadcast the matches live in South Africa and other African nations. You can also watch the live match on SuperSport Live Webcast.

USA
Willow Cricket (Dish TV Channel No. 582), will be available for the US fans to watch India Vs South Africa 1st test form Centurion on TV. Willow.tv will provide the live match on internet.

UK
Skysports will be broadcasting the match Live in England along with the Ashes 2010 - 3rd Test. Further, Sky TV will broadcast the match live on Internet.

+Other Countries
Different TV channels will be broadcasting India Vs South Africa 2010 - 1st Test throughout the world. Here are the lists of TV channels.

Tremlett secures place in side for Perth test | Ashes 2010 - 11

Posted: 15 Dec 2010 04:40 AM PST


Chris Tremlett will make his long-awaited test comeback in the third Ashes test at the Waca in Perth.

With Stuart Broad out of the tour with a stomach muscle strain there has been much debate amongst those following the live match score centre this winter as to who out of Tremlett, Tim Bresnan and Ajmal Shahzad will replace him.

All three had the chance to impress in a warm-up game against Victoria at the MCG but on a sticky wicket they only managed one wicket between them.

In the end it seems Tremlett's tall 6ft 8in frame has persuaded the selectors to give him the chance. With the Waca pitch traditionally the hardest and bounciest in Australia, England will need players who can take advantage of the conditions. Tremlett fits the bill perfectly.

The Surrey paceman made his England debut in a One Day International against Bangladesh at Trent Bridge in 2005, taking 4-32. But injury and the form of those above him prevented him from making a test appearance that summer. A knee injury would then force him to miss that winter's tour of India and Pakistan. He did eventually make his test debut against India in 2007, playing three Tests and picking up 13 wickets at an average of 29.69.

But sadly for Tremlett injuries have continually prevented him from adding to his trio of caps. The selectors have always kept him in mind though as he has all the physical attributes required to be a fearsome test bowler.

After just seven Championship matches for Hampshire in an injury ravaged 2009 season Tremlett made the move to Surrey, a decision that seemed to galvanise the 29-year-old. He took 48 wickets in the 2010 season to earn his place back on cricket's biggest stage.

And with England currently 1-0 up with three matches to play, those assessing the cricket live scores know that games don't get much bigger than this!

Watch Ten cricket - live cricket channel of India | Ten cricket on Tata Sky, Dish TV, Big TV and more

Posted: 15 Dec 2010 01:04 AM PST


Ten cricket the sister channel of Ten Sports and Zee sports has been recently launched by Zee Network. It would be broadcasting cricket 24-hours. It has broadcasting rights for matches played in South Africa, West Indies, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Zimbabwe. The upcoming India in South Africa series is one of the major events to be shown on Ten cricket.

Major DTH and cable operators in India are adding this channel. Here are the ways you can watch Ten Cricket:

Dish TV : Ten Cricket is available on Dish Tv on channel No 658.

Tata Sky : Channel no. 415. It charges a Rs.30 per month to watch Ten Cricket.

Airtel Digital TV: Channel No 224. It also charges Rs. 30 per month for Ten cricket.

Videocon D2h : Ten cricket is still to be added.

Sun Direct : Still to be added.

Reliance Big TV : Still to be added.

Middle East :On Pehla and firstnet bouquets on Arab Digital distribution (ADD).

India vs South Africa 2010 / 2011 - Live

Posted: 14 Dec 2010 09:33 PM PST


India tours South Africa in 2010-11 for 3 test matches, 1 T20 and 5 ODI matches. They are the top two teams in test rankings and the series is the competition between the champions. It is expected to be viewed by millions of people in India and all over the world. Ten Cricket will be showing the series live in TV in India and few other countries. Here are the ways you can enjoy the series live:

1) India vs South Africa live On TV: Ten cricket broadcasts the series live in India, Middle East and few other countries. Doordarshan will broadcast the ODI series of the tour. Supersport broadcasts it in Africa. You can find other TV channels here.

2) India vs South Africa live video on internet: Ten Cricket has no option for live web broadcast. Unlike the recent India vs New Zealand series, Indians may no be able to enjoy live cricket matches of the series on internet. For those in South Africa and other parts of Africa, the matches can be viewed live on Supersport.com. For those in UK try skysports.com and try willow.tv for viewers in USA.

3) Live cricket scores and commentary of India vs South Africa : Getting live scores and commentary is probably the best way to enjoy cricket on internet. Try espncricinfo, cricketnirvana, cricbuzz and other sites to get live cricket scores of the series.
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