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Message: <blockquote data-quote="devindha" data-source="post: 7522274" data-attributes="member: 96133">IT COME TO LIVE GUYS...................................<img src="http://mdsingh.webfactional.com/talkcricket/binary/florida-cricket-stadium-220510.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Will the pitch be upto the standards? (floodlights weren't which forced  1st night game to be scrapped). How will cricketers field on baseball  turf? and, most importantly, will someone come to watch the first two  international cricket matches in USA even though it's weekend? Wouldn't it have been a better idea to play a major team like India in  such a series as they have lot more fan following? Those question and few more will be answered in next 48 hours as New  Zealand and Sri Lanka go head to head for the "Pearls cup" = 2 T20  series at Central Broward Regional Park in Lauderhill in Florida on 22nd  & 23th May 2010 but thanks to all your question, itsonlycricket in  following brings information on how can fans world wide can watch these  matches and when will they start.. Rupavahini's Eye channel will broadcast the twin games in Sri Lanka  while starcricket in India has bagged the rights. In New Zealand, where  matches will be begining 7.30hrs in the morning, fans can switch on to  skysports 1 for live telecast. Skysports will also the be tv channel for  cricket fans in UK while super sport 7 in South Africa. Few those who  do watch cricket in US, have to find cricketplus, the newly launched all  cricket channel. Match start time : An afternoon match, 3 hours long, will be  starting 3.30 local Florida time which turns into 1am the next day in  India & Sri Lanka = 7.30am New Zealand = 7.30pm GMT = 5.30am  Melbourne in Australia = 3.30pm Canada = 8.30pm UK. Note : 2nd Twenty20 will be starting 3 & half hours earlier.</blockquote>

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