(9 April 2007 6:00 pm)

MUMBAI: Global online broadcaster MediaZone will be delivering internet video coverage of the Indian cricket team's tour of Bangladesh from tomorrow.

MediaZone will feature live and on-demand coverage as the upstart Bangladesh team takes on rival India on their home turf. On the heels of its recent loss to Bangladesh at the World Cup Cricket 2007, the Indian side is seeking to rise above its rival in a line up of one-day international matches and test matches played throughout Bangladesh from 10-29 May.

MediaZone chairman Jan Steenkamp says, "The India Tour of Bangladesh is an exciting start to the new international cricket calendar. MediaZone plans to continue providing top quality service to cricket fans. This latest coverage serves as a tremendous opportunity for cricket fans to stay on top of the action with simply a PC and an Internet connection and we look forward to offering enthusiasts more cricket coverage in the coming months."

MediaZone Cricket will also provide coverage of the Afro Asia Cup in June. Cricket fans can purchase an All Access Pass for the entire tour including the Afro Asian Cup or purchase on a pay per view basis by event. Due to MediaZone's extensive worldwide coverage, these events will be available in nearly every major cricket territory including India and Bangladesh, the US and Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong. Live streaming, on-demand and download options mean subscribers have the flexibility and convenience to watch and interact with other cricket fans on their PC or Windows Media-compatible portable device.