Dubai, UAE: The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 launched with a sophisticated broadcasting setup and a commentary team composed of renowned cricket personalities. ICC TV will cover all matches of the tournament, promising an immersive viewing experience with the use of cutting-edge technology and expert analysis.
According to International Cricket Council, the live coverage of the tournament will feature a minimum of 28 cameras per game, including enhancements like Hawk-eye Smart Replay and the Decision Review System (DRS) to ensure accurate decision-making. This extensive setup aims to capture every angle and action of the tournament, which is being held in the UAE.
The commentary team for this year’s World Cup includes former cricket stars such as Mel Jones, Lisa Sthalekar, and Carlos Brathwaite, alongside cricket broadcasting veterans like Ian Bishop and Nasser Hussain. Notably, former India captain Mithali Raj and ex-Pakistan captain Sana Mir will also join the commentary box, providing their insights and enhancing the narrative of the games.
The broadcast will not only focus on the live action but also provide comprehensive pre-game build-ups, inning breaks, and post-match analyses. This approach is designed to enrich the viewer’s experience and bring them closer to the nuances of the game.
ICC TV’s partnership with Disney Star for production services and NEP Broadcast Solutions for equipment, along with Quidich Innovation Labs for player tracking, ensures a high-quality broadcast. Additionally, WT Vision will manage on-air graphics, further enhancing the visual appeal of the coverage.
This World Cup is not just about cricket; it’s a showcase of the evolution and growth of women’s cricket on a global stage, reflected both in the on-field action and the broadcast technology that brings the game to millions of fans worldwide.