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Ishant Sharma inspires mobile, online games

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Posted: May 05, 2008 at 1909 hrs IST

New Delhi, May 5: Endorsement offers continue to pour in for India spearhead Ishant Sharma and the beanpole pacer would soon feature in a mobile and an online game created around his performance.

The lanky speedster, playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the Kolkata Knight Riders, entered a tie-up with Jump Games and Zapak Digital Entertainment Ltd -- gaming divisions of the Reliance Entertainment -- which would see him feature in a mobile and an online game.

The mobile game, called Ishant Sharma Cricket Fever, features a 10-over match with the pacer bowling at other players.

Power Bowler is the browser-based cricket match, which would allow the user step into Ishant’s shoes and bowl five overs to a batsman.

“Today the youngsters are no longer content with usual ways of playing a game. They want it across all means of communication media, be it television, mobile or the internet,” Ishant was quoted as saying in a release here on Monday.

“I’m excited about this new online and mobile avatars as it gives me another opportunity to connect with the cricket crazy people,” he said.

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