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In episode 4, Sharda Ugra speaks to broadcaster Hemant Buch.
Sharda Ugra
Oct 27 2023
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In episode 4, Sharda Ugra speaks to broadcaster Hemant Buch.
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Out of the Park is The Wire‘s Cricket World Cup show with the best in the business, veteran sports writer and journalist, Sharda Ugra. She pulls no punches and firmly believes in hitting it out of the park.

Illustration: Pariplab Chakraborty

In episode 4, she talks tech with broadcaster Hemant Buch as they discuss how ICC should fund and invest in broadcast technology that supports the DRS or decision review system rules.

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