But sometimes, in A I R commentaryalso , ball have missed more than two or 
three due to having long breaks.
Rakesh.
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> That's why, we don't like door darshan commentary.
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> From: "Shiv" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 7:25 PM
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>> Yeah, it comes from the stump microphone, which is kept behind the stumps 
>> on
>> each end.  It was first started in Australia.  You
>> can also hear these sounds now on the radio commentary too.
>>
>> Sadly, nowadays, AIR makes the commentators sit in the studio and give 
>> the
>> commentary watching the television screen when the matches are played
>> abroad.  This really is no fun.  The commentators are not in the stadium 
>> and
>> hence are unable to describe the field placement, crowd, the stadium
>> atmosphere, and many such things.
>>
>> The television commentators do announce the scores at the end of every 
>> over,
>> but Doordarshan wants to make more and more money and starts the
>> commercials without waiting for the commentators to announce the score
>> and many a times before the last ball is even bowled.  A lot of the 
>> times,
>> the telecast is resumed after the commercials when already the first ball 
>> of
>> the over is bowled.
>>
>> Shivthe
>> ----- Original Message ----- 
>> From: "Syed Imran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: <[email protected]>
>> Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 6:10 AM
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>>
>>
>>> Yeah, get you. The ambiance is sort of good there. (shouting "Baji!" or
>>> "come on Sachin! come on!"), or the hard-hitting sound of a bat and 
>>> ball,
>>> for instance.
>>>    May be, it is possible to bring in the same ambiance in radio also, 
>>> but
>>> I'm technically not savvy enough to explain it.
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message ----- 
>>> From: "Niran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>> To: <[email protected]>
>>> Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 4:09 AM
>>> Subject: Re: [AI] a question for all
>>>
>>>
>>>> Unlike the majority, I really enjoy the commentary on TV (ESPN Star)
>>>> compared to the radio's running commentary where only the ball-to-ball
>>>> description is spoken and other information/discussion is often
>>>> neglected.
>>>> + the quality isn't up to my liking. Anyhow, watching cricket on TV 
>>>> makes
>>>> me feel lot closer to the game than listening the radio.
>>>> I am only referring to cricket here.
>>>> Nirandas
>>>> Website: http://www.nirandas.com
>>>>  ----- Original Message ----- 
>>>>  From: prateek aggarwal
>>>>  To: [email protected]
>>>>  Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 2:33 PM
>>>>  Subject: Re: [AI] a question for all
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>  Respected George  sir,
>>>>  Firstly I will thank you for razing such a sensitive matter which is
>>>>  definetly in the favor of maximum in the community.
>>>>  Watching sports is one of the most common hobbies of human beings.
>>>>  The type of sport may vary,  but the natural zeel remain same in
>>>>  everyone all around the world.
>>>>  Though sports event are happening since very long,  but there won't be
>>>>  any exaguration to say that media played a very vital role in
>>>>  popularizing them.
>>>>  In fact,  almost every common man takes interest in watching the live
>>>>  telecast of matches on tv or listen the commentary on radio.
>>>>  Earlier DD started this work in india,  but now many sports channels
>>>>  are accomplishing this task with great enthusiasm.
>>>>  Reason is that because a great number of mass watches the telecast,
>>>>  the scope of promoting the prodict is very much for companies.
>>>>  The sports channels get a big amount of money from companies to show
>>>>  their adds during the matches.
>>>>  As we said that almost everyone likes the sports,  visually impaired
>>>>  people can not be separated from the statement.
>>>>  radio has been a very good friend of a visually impaired since long.
>>>>  This not only gives them the flare of music and news,  but  also
>>>>  present sport's commentaries which gives a big amount of pleasure to
>>>>  visually impaired people.
>>>>  Unfortunately, because of some rights and other related issue,   AIR
>>>>  doesn't brought cast every match/ series. therefore, the one and only
>>>>  alternative is  TV.
>>>>  While Imerging technologies and trends  made the experience of
>>>>  watching matches more entertaining  for cited persons,  this created
>>>>  some problems for  visually impaired people.
>>>>  As  we are completely dependant on the commentary,   inaccessible
>>>>  commentary has produced many problem in order to understand the live
>>>>  actions.
>>>>  Specially,   the commentary brought casted on international channels
>>>>  like ESPN, star sports, sony max, z cricket etc. really   made the
>>>>  task of enjoying live sporting actions very difficult.
>>>>  The unfortunate part is that now a days,
>>>>  Door darshan is also brought casting the same commentary  as  other
>>>>  international channels which abolished the last hope  too.
>>>>  As a summary, enjoying the sports through TV has became a very
>>>>  challenging task for us.
>>>>  Though problem is same for whole world I suppose,  but I will talk
>>>>  about india only because I better know the actual situation of only
>>>>  here .
>>>>  As we know that india has biggest misfortune of having maximum
>>>>  visually impaired in whole world,   it's the responsibility of
>>>>  everyone to provide accessible environment for them.
>>>>  As I already told that like everyone else,  sports is one of the basic
>>>>  requirement of the lives of differently ables.
>>>>  The TV channels will have  to understand the need of providing
>>>>  accessible commentary of sports so that every visually impaired person
>>>>  can easyly understand and enjoy the live action.
>>>>  Though it's understandable that making them completely accessible is
>>>>  very difficult if not impossible,   but   it's a high time for sports
>>>>  channels to think about adding some fair accessibility features in the
>>>>  commentary.
>>>>  Here are some suggestion which must implemented.
>>>>  1.   Commentriators should announce score after every minute at least.
>>>>  2. They should speak the names of players time to time.    For
>>>>  example, if it's cricket,   name of baller,  name of striking batsman,
>>>>   name of fielders,  etc.
>>>>  3. Sometimes,  they don't tells the discribtion of   very important
>>>>  happenings.   For example,  if it's cricket,   four,  six,  wicket,
>>>>  etc.   they should give it's discribtion sincerely instead of
>>>>  discussions.
>>>>  4. They should speak the important stats/ records which are presented
>>>>  time to time on TV screens.     For example,  if it's cricket, number
>>>>  of wicket for a baller,  number of matches for batsman, number of
>>>>  catches, etc.
>>>>  5. They should announce all the other relevant informations related to
>>>>  the particular sport.
>>>>  If TV channels can consider the above suggestions,   they can make
>>>>  visually impaired enable in enjoying sports.
>>>>  With profound regards,
>>>>  Prateek agarwal.
>>>>  Cell: 09928341197
>>>>  e-mails:
>>>>  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>  you can visit my website for lots of stuff related to visually
>>>>  impaired and others.
>>>>  Please go on to
>>>>  www.prateekagarwal.webs.com
>>>>
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