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#1
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Looking forward to the Ashes this winter. Does anyone know if there is any possible way to watch TV coverage from inside the USA?
I am hoping I can tune into the bbc radio player but there is no guarantee of that either...
I am hoping I can tune into the bbc radio player but there is no guarantee of that either...
#2
The odd game might be found over here and some pubs had it on ppv....but there's plenty of p2p streaming websites that'll have it at various levels of quality.
#3
Some rummaging around on the google suggests "Willow TV" has the US rights (streaming).
http://www.willow.tv/EventMgmt/Default.asp
I've never heard of them.
http://www.willow.tv/EventMgmt/Default.asp
I've never heard of them.
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Some rummaging around on the google suggests "Willow TV" has the US rights (streaming).
http://www.willow.tv/EventMgmt/Default.asp
I've never heard of them.
http://www.willow.tv/EventMgmt/Default.asp
I've never heard of them.
I have used them in the past. They usually have the sky sports coverage. Quality was pretty decent and only $15 a month I think.
#5
I think Test Match Special will be blocked, I am planning to use "TuneIn Radio" on my iPod to catch some quality commentary, seems to work really well.
#6
Good luck, it should be a great series. We are lucky in Canada that our cable tv company have the Cricket Plus channel which will have live coverage. For $15.99 of course.
#7
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Does anyone know if any British bars in manhattan will be showing some of the matches?
It doesn't feel right reading BBC website updates instead of watching in a pub!
It doesn't feel right reading BBC website updates instead of watching in a pub!
#8
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Channel 2024 on Directv is showing it.
I don't know how much it costs - I presume it isn't free. You never know though...
I don't know how much it costs - I presume it isn't free. You never know though...
#9
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thanks to all for the feedback - i think i might go with willow tv - tried the p2p stuff before and the quality is very patchy at best...don't have directv
#10
Don't forget the BBC News website with its live text commentary. Sometimes it is utterly hilarious to read.
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#12
I bit the bullet and went for willow tv. Its very good quality. I have it hooked to 52" plasma via hdmi and it looks brilliant. Would definately recommend it! Also allows me to watch Windies!!
#14
I don't give a toss to the result (well I want Poms to win. 2-1 would be good) but so as as the rude basta*ds Michael Clarke and Ricky Ponting don't score too many runs.
It was a poor show day 1 by England, fair enough they capitulated against Siddle.
It was a poor show day 1 by England, fair enough they capitulated against Siddle.




