In now a dys the cricketing fever is growing up and the traders not taking interest in trading but in this week nifty and sensex market have made their own height, so basically with the growing global popularity of cricket, traders interest in cricket-related products from SMEs (small and medium enterprises) has more than doubled in the past year, a study said.

Online searches from buyers all over the world for cricket-related products jumped by 130 per cent between February, 2010, and January 2011.

Indian suppliers received 49.60 per cent of enquiries from cricketing countries like the United Kingdom, Australia, South Africa, West Indies, New Zealand and Pakistan.

Around 12 per cent of the global enquiries came from prospective buyers in countries such as the USA, China and Singapore, all traditionally non-cricket playing nations, the report said.

"The data that we have is extremely interesting and presents an attractive business opportunity for Indian SMEs engaged in production of cricketing gear. SMEs can now explore markets such as the USA and China where the International Cricket Council (ICC) has been actively promoting cricket." According to the search data.

According to the search data, countries such as the United Kingdom, China, Pakistan and United States are the major competitors for Indian sellers of cricketing products.

"Searches from global buyers for cricket products manufactured by Indian SMEs has increased significantly during major international cricket tournaments," According to the search data.

Global buyer searches for cricket products from India grew by 46.1 per cent in August, 2010, a month before Indian franchises participated in the T20 Champions League.

Similarly, searches in January, 2011, saw 34 per cent growth prior to the start of the ICC Cricket World Cup , which began earlier last month.

Cricket products that buyers are looking for include cricket bats and balls, which account for a significant percentage of the buyer searches, followed by cricket bat stickers, jerseys and other cricket wear.

Here are the top traded stocks in which most of the traders traded today.
These are ranked according to their traded volume-

The Indian indices Sensex and Nifty dropped over 1% during the week after a surge last week. Financial markets got hammered amid increasing concerns about global growth derailment, continued Libya fear and Japan quake. Further disappointing macroeconomic data, together with Moody`s downgrade to Spain`s credit rating, posed further threats to market confidence.   However, the bulls chose to ignore the positive domestic economic data like the better than estimated IIP numbers, strong exports and sharp fall in food inflation.

The 30 share index, Sensex plunged 312.36 points, or 1.69% to 18,174.09 in the week ended March 11. On the other hand, the broad based NSE Nifty dropped 93.3 points, or 1.68% to 5,445.45 in the same period.

Mid-cap index declined by 62.84 points, or 0.95% to 6,529.28 in the week. Small-cap index too dipped 99.18 points, or 1.24% to 7,899.81 during the week.

Key losers over the week were BSE Capital goods (3.03%), Metal (2.9%), Bankex (2.02%), Auto (1.7%), Power (1.6%), IT (1.28%), Teck (1.14%), Healthcare (1.07%), PSU (0.64%), Consumer Durable (0.49%) and FMCG (0.48%) during the week. However BSE Realty and Oil & gas gained 1.26% and 0.72% respectively over the week.

Industrial growth for the month of January, 2011 stood at 3.7% compared to 16.8% expansion in the year-ago period, dragged down by the poor performance of the manufacturing sector, particularly capital goods.

Food inflation declined to single digit after nearly 3 months helped by fall in prices of potatoes, pulses and wheat. It fell to 9.52% for the week ended February 26 from 10.39% last week. Meanwhile, primary inflation dropped 13.96% for the week ended February 26 from 14.85% previous week.

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