HearCricket.com

Hearcricket.com

Hearcricket is a dedicated website that provides audio ball by ball coverage of cricket matches from all over the world, over the internet and the mobile phone. At present we have the rights to tournaments of the Asian Cricket Council and the International Cricket Council. For the Asian Cricket Council, we have already broadcast two tournaments, one the Under 19 Elite in Kuala Lumpur in August this year and the second the Asian Cricket Council Twenty/20 in Kuwait just this last October.

In so far as the International Cricket Council is concerned, we have the rights to broadcast the entire global event of the Under 19 World Cup to be held in Malaysia in February and March of 2008, over the internet, on a live ball by ball basis. Of course, all the sub continental teams will be taking part and one of the favorites is India. The Under 19 World Cup is an incredible avenue for fans of cricket to get tuned into what the next generation of players are capable of. From India for example, Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh, Robin Uthappa and Mohamed Kaif earned their stripes in this format before playing for the senior Indian team.

» ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup Malaysia 2008 Hearcricket.com Team

The Team

Gopal Sreenevasan

Gopal managed to play for the Royal Selangor Club Saturday side in his teens. Amongst his chief attributes is that he can't bat, bowl or field. This, however, has not stopped him from acquiring all the latest playing equipment from his travels all around the world watching cricket. None of it has been used. He makes up for this with his knowledge of cricket, most of which is wrong.

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Alex De Silva

Alex is a middle/lower order batsman whose cricket career has reached the dizzy heights of playing for Malaysia's Royal Selangor Club Saturday side. The qualification for playing for that side is that you must be over 60. Alex is proud of having broken that record by playing for them in his 30s. Nevertheless, he is still best known for his crab curries.

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Pandian Vijayarengam

Pandian hits the ball. Hard. He played state cricket for Selangor in Malaysia and has been known to shout out in Tamil to his batting partner “run”. Sadly his batting partner spoke only English. Pandian was the liaison officer for the West Indian Cricket Team during the DLF Cup in Malaysia last year. Since then he thinks he speaks like Chris Gayle and looks like Brian Lara.

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Thirun Nadason

Before signing on as producer for Hearcricket.com, his greatest cricket skill was the ability to spell the word without a spell checker. Now, his best skill has to be ogling at ladies who come to watch cricket. With a makeshift satellite dish strapped on a camel's hump, he has stayed sober (no choice, actually) braving desert winds and brawling spectators to make sure the broadcast stays on.

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