DRS Technologyfor Cricket

Advanced DRS, ball-tracking, high-speed camera and replay technology powering accurate decisions and seamless match-day operations.

  • AI-Powered Analytics
  • Real-time Tracking
  • High-Speed Cameras
  • Advanced Insights

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Data Points

Arm Bend Analysis

Synced front and side views with AI pose tracking to measure elbow extension frame by frame — ensuring bowling actions stay within the legal 15° limit.

Trusted Technology for Trusted Decisions

Objective, data-driven analysis you can rely on — giving officials, coaches, and players the confidence to make fair, informed calls on every bowling action.

Ball Release Calculation

Our technology pinpoints the exact moment of ball release and calculates maximum elbow bend at that frame — delivering precise, objective data for every delivery.

Our Core Capabilities

A unified, cloud-native platform tailored for every stakeholder in cricket.

Capture

Tag

Analyze

Present

Collaborate

Automatic

Stream

Engage

Distribute

Monetize

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An All-in-One Platform for Cricket

A unified solution designed to meet the unique needs of every stakeholder in the cricketing world.

For Federations & Governing Bodies

Enterprise-grade SaaS solution supporting match regulation, analytics, commercial rights, and streaming.

For Academies & Clubs

Turnkey system for training, match broadcasts, performance tracking, and coach collaboration.

For Broadcasters & Fans

Full-stack deployment including cameras, cloud, VAR, analytics, app integration, dashboards, and support.

Organizations

Leagues

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about DRS, ball-tracking and our cricket technology.

DRS is a technology-assisted process that lets on-field umpires and players review close decisions — such as lbw, caught-behind or run-out calls — using ball-tracking, high-speed cameras and replay tools to reach a more accurate outcome.

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