miSport (mobile,interactive sport) gave CNN exclusive access to its latest field testing sessions in Abingdon, just outside Oxford, UK. Against a backdrop of the development team running through test deliveries, miSport’s Managing Director Richard Welch faced the cameras to give an overview of not just the technology, but the exciting business model being built by the company.

‘Global Office’ is repeated throughout the month and reaches an estimated audience of some 40million globally.

“Given our global aspirations, it was great to be able to introduce ourselves to a global audience” said Welch. “We’ve been looking for ways to start spreading the message- and that is that we’re doing something that we think is going to completely revolutionise the way cricketer’s train. We’re aware of the challenges ahead, but we’ve got the team to deliver it”.

miSport is devoted to developing a range of ground-breaking mobile, interactive sports training systems and games. Applying patented motion tracking technology, miSport are bringing direct to players fingertips the kind of real-time analysis currently only available to professionals. miSport are delivering a revolutionary addition to the sports equipment market.

To hear more, check out Global Office on CNN International during March. http://edition.cnn.com/CNNI/Programs/global.office/

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