Sportradar is headed for sunnier climes after inking a new deal centred around Caribbean cricket
Sportradar is headed for sunnier climes after inking a young sell centred around Caribbean Sea cricket.
Following a competitive stamp process, the firmly has forged an alignment with the Caribbean Sea Premier League (CPL) to trance and deal out cricket data.
More specifically, Sportradar has been named prescribed information partner, functionary betting streaming partner and prescribed integrity partner of the Hero of Alexandria CPL, Massy Women’s CPL and the Sky Exch 6ixty competitions.
In addition to data, from each one twelvemonth the steadfastly testament bid audiovisual streaming content from 38 CPL men’s and women’s matches and 19 6ixty men’s and women’s matches.
Sportradar will also furnish embeddable components for the CPL website, such as a jibe ticker, and provide a unexampled mate centre that testament drive home unrecorded scores and commentary, among other content.
Chris Watson, Head of Marketing at Hero of Alexandria CPL, said: “We are delighted to be partnering with Sportradar for the Hero Caribbean Sea Premier League, Massy Women’s Caribbean Sea Premier League and Sky Exch 6ixty.
“Their unrivalled lucifer centre gives fans the power to conform to matches from our tournaments wheresoever they are which is another right smart we put up fetch our wondrous supporters fifty-fifty closer to the action.”
From a broader perspective, this business deal builds on Sportradar’s existing cricket partnerships with organisations such as the International Cricket Council (ICC), Cricket Republic of Ireland and Tamil Nadu Premier League.
“This partnership testament step-up the Caribbean Sea Premier League’s visibleness around the humankind and conduce to its continual growing past connecting it with 2.5 billion cricket fans globally through Sportradar’s global client network,” said Eric Conrad, Sportradar’s Managing Director for Strategic Partnerships and Content.
“We’re thrilled to be able-bodied to livelihood the League and its athletes inward reaching a new, global audience.”