With the growing expectations for quality broadcasting, the viewers often tend to compare the coverages around the sporting world whenever Bangladesh plays international cricket home.  

Whether it's the picture quality, graphics, and statistical presentation, fans expect a better coverage from the broadcasters.  

Although there were some dissatisfactions from the fans over some errors in the past but, there has been a substantial improvement in this regard, courtesy of the state-of-the-art equipment from the broadcasters being used in the Bangladesh’s ongoing home series against New Zealand. 

Real Impact, who has been running the show from the backstage for some time now has been the production partner of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and has advanced the quality of coverage. 

The broadcasters introduced latest technologies for production and have brought in some changes recently to lift their standards in the series.   

Real Impact introduced Talus Radar (Field Plot) technology which shows team field placement during the match, providing added information for the viewers.   

The production also added the Drone Augmented Reality (AR) graphics, Talus Tagger which enables the stats of the cricketer to be displayed on screen above his head. 

“Each time we try to bring something new to our viewers across the world. We have introduced some of the latest technologies in graphical presentation and it has been appreciated by anyone who is watching the match in the ongoing series between Bangladesh and New Zealand,” Real Impact managing director Rajiv Sabharwal told the media. 

Crews from various parts of the world such as Australia, the UK, Canada, Sri Lanka, India, and also from Bangladesh have been working relentlessly for the viewers to enjoy a smoother experience as its time for the players to uplift the standard of cricket to make it more interesting whenever the fans watch a game in front of their TV sets.