If there is a T20 series between India and Afghanistan, it has been held in Delhi but its host is Afghanistan Cricket Board. India won the first match in a one-sided manner. But Afghanistan has also won in one case. In fact, the production of the first T20 played between India and Afghanistan is being highly praised. Millions of fans watched this match on TV and they liked the picture quality of the match very much. Usually, when matches take place in Delhi, the field is not visible properly, the field appears blurry. The question is, what did the Afghanistan Cricket Board do that the picture quality of the match to be held in Delhi changed.
Which technology was used in India-Afghanistan T20 series?
It is being claimed on social media that Afghanistan Cricket Board is using FIFA World Cup level technology in this series. The production partner of Afghanistan Board is ITW Universe and it has used this technology in this series. Under this technology, 30 cameras, AI-stabilized POV cameras are being used. Ultra-motion cameras (600 fps+), advanced spidercam, augmented reality and cinematic style are being used in the T20 series. Now fans are accusing BCCI that it does not use good technology in its hosting due to which fans do not see good quality on TV. However, the extent of truth in these allegations cannot be answered at this time.
Imagine exposing the richest cricket board in the world in their own stadium by hosting a random bilateral series.
From the intro video to cinematic camera work, digital LED hoardings, 3D visualization for analysis, and crystal-clear picture quality, ACB has truly showcased its pic.twitter.com/wgBDFWyYQ5
— Ragav September 13, 2026
Delhi’s weather is also clear
Well, one reason for this is that the weather of Delhi is much cleaner than before. Air quality also remains good during monsoon and pollution remains less. Apart from this, there are no advertisements of Pan Masala in Arun Jaitley Stadium due to which the picture is visible more clearly on TV.
