India vs Pakistan Live Streaming by Neo Sports

Posted by maverick12210 on Saturday, November 10th 2007

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During the 2nd One Day International between India vs Pakistan at Mohali, i saw a scroll during the live match broadcast that Neo Sports is also streaming the current India vs Pakistan Series Live on the Internet for Free,

This is certainly an interesting move by NEO Sports and Nimbus considering the recent crackdown by them on private sites & bloggers via legal messages that they sent to so many websites & blogs which were providing live streaming links via SOPCast & TVU formats.

Does this signal the arrival of the bigwigs on the Internet & p2p live streaming arena?? will they survive, will they be able to provide high quality bufferless streaming??

I guess only time will tell that..

By the way, i just checked the site, they are charging money for streaming, the rates are something like this

Rs 50 for One Day Pass (equals to 1.27 US Dollars) for the live streaming for 1 day, payments have to be made by Credit Card, the rates are pretty reasonable and can be easily afforded by anyone, but will someone pay that amount when he is getting a free live stream on private blogs/sites?? will the streaming be good when compared to the free links??

I guess only the users who try the link will be able to tell that, but this sure marks the entry of Neo Sports officially in the field of p2p live streaming for Cricket Matches

“Welcome Neo Sports…All the best…let’s see how you battle with the free bloggers/sites”

One thing is sure, Neo Sports and Nimbus have gone a mile in crushing many free blogs and free links sites by issuing copyright infringement warnings to them…

The question remains is whether they will be better than the free sites??

Please check this link out whenever there is the next live match between India vs Pakistan and leave your comment & feedback on whether the streaming was good or not

The site is

http://neosports.zapak.com

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20 Comments Already

sam Said,

November 11th, 2007 @11:07 am

good

sam Said,

November 11th, 2007 @11:08 am

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November 13th, 2007 @3:45 pm

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sri Said,

November 15th, 2007 @9:56 pm

Thanks

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November 25th, 2007 @1:36 pm

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November 30th, 2007 @10:45 am

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KIRAN Said,

December 8th, 2007 @11:25 am

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June 10th, 2008 @3:20 pm

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harish.s Said,

June 10th, 2008 @6:35 pm

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HARISH.S Said,

June 10th, 2008 @6:37 pm

It is good web site i watch the cricket very thanks

NARESH Said,

June 14th, 2008 @4:58 pm

THANKS

ss Said,

June 14th, 2008 @6:02 pm

stop making this gay comments ……
please tell me how to watch the live cricket between pak and india

tillu Said,

June 14th, 2008 @7:17 pm

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Hawk Said,

June 14th, 2008 @8:36 pm

It is good web site i watch the cricket very thanks

mandeep Said,

June 26th, 2008 @11:50 am

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June 26th, 2008 @7:04 pm

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Terry Mitchell Said,

July 1st, 2008 @6:19 pm

Historic Indian reunion at Lord’s.

In front of the massed media at Lord’s Cricket Ground 25th June Indian cricket star Kapil Dev raised two trophies. One was the Prudential Cricket World Cup he led his team to win on 25th June 1983. The other was a commemorative stamp sheet and first day cover issued by Bletchley Park’s tiny post office and presented by MCC Chief Executive Keith Bradshaw. The occasion was a reunion hosted by the MCC for the team that changed the face of world cricket and put India on the map as a cricket superpower. It sparked the Indian national interest in cricket that has now reached fanatical proportions and created the controversial IPL Twenty20 series.

The commemorative cover and stamp sheet was created by Bletchley park Post office in conjunction with Indian cricket historian Dr Boria Majumdar. It uses iconic images from India’s 1983 World Cup campaign with the stamp cancelled on 25th June using the current BCCI logo. The team signed four covers; one will remain in the MCC Museum, whilst the others will be kept in India as mementos of this historic occasion. Only 250 covers were issued and these can be viewed in the MCC section of the website at http://www.bletchleycovers.com. The covers are currently priced at £12.50 each and demand is already very high.
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Note to editors: Photo’s of the event and cover /stamp jpegs are available if required.