The
2003 Cricket World Cup - Live on the 大象传媒
The
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the ICC Cricket World Cup, the world's biggest cricket tournament,
across radio and online.
Live
match coverage
The
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and Five Live Sports Extra.
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Radio Five Live will carry regular scores, updates and reports,
and the 大象传媒's Asian Network will keep listeners up-to-date with
the four Asian sides taking part.
will have up-to-the-minute reports of every
single game in the tournament.
Test
Match Special on Radio 4 LW (198LW) and digital Five Live Sports
Extra not only has ball-by-ball coverage of all of England's World
Cup games but also live coverage of other leading matches, including
the opening match on 9 February between South Africa and West Indies.
Jonathan
Agnew and the Test Match Special team of Henry Blofeld, Christopher
Martin-Jenkins, Simon Mann, Jim Maxwell, Tony Cozier and Jonny Saunders
will be joined by fellow Englishmen Vic Marks, Angus Fraser and
Mike Selvey.
There
will also be a multi-national feel as the team are joined by Viv
Richards from the West Indies, Australian Jeff Thomson, Andrew Hudson
from South Africa and Zimbabweans Andy Pycroft and Alistair Campbell.
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Radio Five Live
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cricket correspondents Jonathan Agnew, Pat Murphy, Jonny Saunders,
Mark Pougatch and John Murray will report on Five Live with all
scores, news, issues and reaction around the World Cup.
Five
Live will not just cover England's progress in the tournament. Rahul
Tandon and Sumant Bhatia will follow India and Pakistan respectively
and be the first with team news from the two camps.
Former
West Indian fast bowler Ian Bishop will bring the latest from the
Caribbean side.
Phil
Tufnell will be with Five Live throughout the tournament giving
us an alternative spin on the cricket.
The
World Cup will be an interactive affair on Five Live. After key
matches, the station's phone-in show 606 which
is usually reserved for football will turn to cricket.
Listeners
will be able to phone, text and email the programme to share their
views and opinions with the nation on the day's big cricket issues.
Julian
Worricker and Jonathan Agnew will present Five Live's live coverage
of the Opening Ceremony in Cape Town on 8 February.
Julian's
new Sunday morning show will also come live from the city. He will
look at the main issues troubling South Africa and find out what
makes the Rainbow Nation unique and vibrant.
Asian
Network
The
大象传媒 Asian Network's team at the World Cup will be Kamlesh Purohit,
Deepak Patel and Lee James, who will report on all the India, Pakistan,
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka matches.
There'll
be regular live score updates on the Asian Network's output, as
well as previews and post match interviews on games involving the
four Asian sides.
There
will be a dedicated daily slot on the Asian Network's Drivetime
Show where listeners will be able to hear reports and reactions
from all the day's matches.
There
will also be a regular phone-in, giving Asian cricket fans the opportunity
to have their say on issues and performances as the tournament unfolds.
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and Ceefax
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cricket website -
- will have up-to-the-minute reports from all 54 World Cup games,
so cricket fans at their desks can catch up with the action throughout
the day.
There
will be match reports, expert analysis and interviews with key players,
plus a fantasy game where fans can win tickets to see England in
action and a chance to pit your wits against WG Grace in the fun
game Sticky Wicket.
Ceefax will
carry up-to-date scorecards of every single game during the tournament.
They will have all the team news and post-match quotes and reaction.
Five
Live's website -
- will carry a new feature, Challenge Worro.
Cricket
fans can pit their wits against Julian Worricker who will attempt
to predict the scores of key matches.
All the
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the new free-to-view digital terrestrial television service, as well
as on satellite and cable.
Freeview
offers the 大象传媒's eight television channels, as well as six 大象传媒 radio
networks.
The
soon to launch 大象传媒 THREE will become available as it goes on air.
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