KARACHI: PCB has vowed that fans will enjoy top-quality broadcast coverage for the Rawalpindi Test between Pakistan and Bangladesh, an ICC World Test Championship fixture, which begins on Friday (tomorrow).
The broadcast coverage will be done by Ten Sports, the PCB’s broadcast partner, through 23 High Definition cameras which will include two super slow spin vision cameras and one ultra-high speed camera. The production will also include the Decision Review System, Hawkeye ball-tracking and ultra-motion and stump cameras.
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