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India’s TV relief at last

AFP, New Delhi
Ten Sports, however, cried foul when Doordarshan allegedly reneged on an agreement and aired Saturday's cliff-hanger in Karachi without the logo of the Dubaibased network.
Ten Sports chief Abdul Rahman Bukhatir, while complaining of judicial intervention, said Tuesday he hoped to resolve the channel's dispute with Doordarshan out of court.
"At any time we will be too happy for out-of-court settlement but at the moment we have to wait for the SupremeCourt ruling," hesaid.
Ten Sports says it bought the rights to the series through global bidding in 2002 and had no agreement for sharing with Doordarshan, which reaches some 90 percent of households in India with televisions.
Officials from India's broadcasting ministry, meanwhile, said Bukhatir Tuesday offered to give the feed from future matches to Doordarshan for free, provided the public broadcaster also runs the
advertisements the satellite channel has sold.
However, Indian Law Minister Arun Jaitley in "some very toughtalking" with Bukhatir proposed instead that Doordarshan pay a fixed fee for the feed - which would give it a free hand to sell its own advertising and recoup its costs.
Jaitley earlier Tuesday had Healed to the two broadcasters ury the hatchet and ensure that fans in cricket-mad India enjoyed the matches.
Teenaged Shrida Hussein, meanwhile, was glued to her television set, watchingTuesday's game.
"Yesterday, there was suspense over Ten Sports and Doordarshan and now it’s over we want to relish today's suspense in front of theTV," she said in New Delhi, as motorists hurried home for the limited overs match.
Soumitra Roy, an executive with a British company, said he was let off work by his boss on “compas-sionategrounds".
"My boss being English understood the pangs I was suffering and so he let me off to go home to watch cricket," Roysaid.
The Indian cricket team last toured Pakistan in 1989 and the ongoing series has frenzied fans in both countries. The excitement proved too much for one India supporter who died of a heart a Hack during Saturday’s match.
Millions of Indian cricket fans were glued to their TV sets TUes-day as a Dubai-based sports television network
set aside its spat with India's national broadcaster Doordarshan and shared a live broadcast of the second India-Pakistan one-day cricket match.
Ten Sports, which holds sole broadcasting rights to the five one-dayers and three Tests in Pakistan, was ordered by the Supreme Court on Monday to give a feed to the public broadcaster for the match.
The court also ordered Doordarshan to deposit 100 million rupees (2.2 million dollars) in payment to the private channel and ordered further hearings to resolve broadcasts of the rest of the series.
A similar order was made on Friday by the court for the first match in the firs t full cricket tour by India ofPakistan in almost 15 years.
Saturday's opening match, which was broadcast across India by the satellite channel and by Doordarshan on its terrestrial channels proved an epic battle marking the highest-scoring onc-dayerin history.