Sunday, November 18, 2007

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

We need your feedback !

Hi people

We have been working hard to find links to good streams online and our blog has consistently given the feed to almost every international cricket match of the year.

We realise that we need to dynamically update the blog to keep it relevant and bring you the best .. always.. If you have not noticed, we have no irritating pop up ads, no registration required and give you what you are truly looking out for - cricket.

Kindly post your comments as replies to this post as to how we can improve in the future. We cannot do anything about the quality and buffering of the links, since we do not publish any feeds ourselves, but look for links to P2P streams online.

Hope you have a great time on this blog.

Cheers
Admin

Saturday, September 22, 2007

For the newbies... a guide to watching cricket online

Hi people

Our shoutbox is generally flooded with requests from people on how to watch the matches as it is their first time online on this blog.

First of all thanks for coming here and enjoying your cricket. We really appreciate it.

Please Note : We do not create these streams and are not involved in any form of copyright violations. We merely find P2P streams of commonly used P2P streaming players available (Sopcast and TVU) and post the same on the website.

To play these streams first you need to install Sopcast and TVU player. The match is available in either of the two. (Click on the player name to download.)

Links to streams or the streams themselves are embedded in our blog (usually the first post on the blog) just before the match starts. These players are active X controls which are proprietary to Microsoft Internet Explorer so please open the blog in IE only. You shall not be able to see the links in Mozilla Firefox or Safari or any other browser which does not support running Active X controls.

Hope this helps.. For any more queries please post a comment to this post and Ill try to answer it asap.

Cheers
Sparsh

Monday, September 17, 2007

The Best World Cup Ever!


T20 has proved to be the most sensational Tournament of the year
Can anyone still doubt that the standard of cricket at the highest level would decline with just twenty over matches? Perhaps not. What cricket fans have experienced in the past one week has been something out of the world for them. Its been like a genie from the magical world taking everyone by surprise. Short matches. More action. More thrill. It seems like old days when batsmen were out caught in the slips or the bowlers probing them outside the off stump line. What has added to this thrill is unpredictability of the game. Australia beaten by Zimbabwe …. India won against Pakistan 3-0…… and West Indies beaten after scoring at above 10 an over! The rules of bowl out, free hit and even the players seated on the ground itself has lead cricket into new dimensions. But as cricketing bodies around the world say that its just the starting. Soon there will be cricket leagues which would make the game even better at the international level. What more can we expect….. perhaps no onfield umpires some day, indoor stadiums and most importantly cricket being a global sport!
With the future being bright for the game this is Vibhore signing off.

Saturday, September 1, 2007

Warne knows what it takes to be Sachin


Names the Indian genius best cricketer ever.
Shane Warne announced the names of 10 cricketers who he thought were the best to have played the game till date and not much surprisingly he has named Sachin Tendulkar as the best he ever saw. Saying that the batsman was under pressure right from the day he started playing cricket Warne acknowledges his mental strength. Sachin has scored runs all over the world and continues to do so and never gets boggled down by wrong decisions of the umpires. The cricketer who comes second in the list is Brian Lara. Like Sachin he too has scored massive amounts of runs and is great to watch. Warne says that it was great to see Tendulkar perform so well under pressure when he came out to bat in India. Truly, Shane Warne is a big Tendulkar fan!