Mumbai, January 18, 2000- In an attempt to bring the good wishes of the Indian fans closer to the Indian cricket team in Australia, www.thatscricket.com, the leading cricket portal and an affiliate of www.Indiainfo.com has launched a unique inspiration drive. Cricket fans can now go to www.thatscricket.com and send inspirational messages to their favourite cricketers as well as the entire team. These messages will be delivered to the team in time for the India Vs Pakistan match on 28th of January 2000. The 25 top messages will get two tickets each to any one of the One-Day Internationals matches to be played between India and South Africa in March 2000.

The contest provides cricket lovers nation-wide with the unique opportunity to send their messages of encouragement to the Indian team. With this contest, Indiainfo.com will provide fans with a scope to interact with their cricket idols, serving to ignite the Indian team's will to win Down Under through their motivational messages.

"It is widely believed that the Indian team members are known for performing well only at home. A contest of this nature can serve to boost the team morale by giving them the confidence that there are millions back home, hoping they can repeat their domestic heroics abroad as well," said Raj Koneru, Chairman www.Indiainfo.com.

The contest reinforces Indiainfo.com's commitment to provide content on Indian cricket. www.Indiainfo.com aims to provide the best online cricket experience through its affiliate www.thatscricket.com. This site provides comprehensive real time audio, visual and content coverage; expert columns from noted cricket celebrities; live chats with cricketing legends; cricket coaching; and a virtual statistics gold mine, amongst many other things.

"We, at Indiainfo.com, believe that cricket is truly a passion in our country. It is the one sport that bridges all gaps. The www.thatscricket.com site has been built by the fans and for the fans. Our inspirational contest provides fans with the opportunity to make their voices heard and to reach out to their cricketing heroes," said Raj Koneru.

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