The Indian Premiere League 2010 (IPL) will be broadcasted Live on Youtube.
Its good news for cricket fans across the world , particularly to those who dont have access to live TV channels.
The Indian Premier League has got into a deal with search engine giant Google to provide cricket streaming on YouTube. This was announced by Lalit Modi, the chief of IPL on Tuesday.
The games will either be shown live or will be deferred live based on the country in which the games will be telecast.
This deal will be for two years, and the IPL is expected to earn out of
the same through advertising and sponsorship revenue sharing.
It is not yet known whether the fans would be able to watch the
tournament – 60 games in this edition – for free or whether there will
be some subscription charges for it.
This agreement will allow the fans from all over the world to watch the
tournament live. This includes all the nations where the broadcasting
rights have yet to be sold, including UK, where Setanta had won the
rights but had soon declared itself bankrupt.
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