ESPN Caribbean brings exclusive coverage of 50-over competition

ESPN Caribbean will present live, exclusive coverage of the region’s elite One Day International (ODI) tournament, the NAGICO Super50, from January 30 until February 16 from Trinidad and Tobago. The matches held in Trinidad will air live from 1:50 p.m. (Eastern Caribbean Time) on the ESPN Caribbean and ESPN 2 Caribbean television networks and on ESPN Play (www.espnplay.com) -- ESPN’s multiscreen live and on-demand broadband service.

There was an ESPN caribbean? I didn't even know that, I wonder if their ratings are high, well atleast we can see the ODI on alot of different formats.

What is an internet link

Could someone post the online streaming link? How can non-carribean's watch this?
If not, someone please record and upload the highlights at least. I'd love to watch this.

Will that legal injunction cause a delay in these NAGICO matches too.In fact those delays are annoying and that too when i truly rely on cricinfo for those scores on the go.
Any idea when scoring delays will be reverted to original pattern.Deeply miss those spot-on commentaries.

Investigating availability in Toronto ...

would love to see the Guyana / Irish game on the 31st !

if you in US


you can access via your internet or tv provider





check here

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Any idea whose stream will carry it ??  :-\

I stopped paying  for cricket . How come all the white people sports are on  on cable tv but cricket which is hugely popular here , one has to pay.

Last time I called ESPN Canada and a chap from Calgary returned call :

and we got the Cricket.

We have to call ESPN....direct and complain .