Batting Intelligence
- Head stability
- Bat path and bat speed at impact
- Contact time in this clip
- Ball speed and ball tracking
- Delivery length cues†
- Body pose overlays
- Shot-phase breakdown
Computer vision for cricket nets
Phone apps lock to one setup behind the stumps. Our camera can sit where the coach needs it, including side-on, so Bat and Head come from a view that can see them. Metrics show Ready or Can’t measure with a plain reason. We never invent a number the camera cannot see.
One analysis stack. View-aware results.
Gabriella Vision
Session metrics from this take
Gabriella Vision
Session metrics from this take
Demonstration output from selected sample clips. Not independently validated. Measurement availability and accuracy depend on camera view, calibration, visibility, frame rate, and clip quality.
One system. Multiple perspectives.
* Ready or Can't measure · † view-dependent
How it works
Purpose-built cricket vision system
Find the player, bat, ball, and key moments
Speed, angles, timing, trajectory
Compare delivery, session, history
Objective evidence for coaches
Compare with care
Coaches can review metrics across clips and sessions when takes share a similar view and quality. Automatic longitudinal comparison is the product thesis — strongest once capture is consistent.
Illustrative sample data — session trends need comparable views and clip quality.
Gabriella Vision
The software is tuned for cricket actions — finding the player, bat, and ball, then selecting batting or bowling metrics from the clip. Purpose-built capture hardware is on the roadmap to make session-to-session comparison even more consistent.
Learn about the platformCricket academy pilots
We're piloting Gabriella Vision with academies, coaches, and performance programs. Tell us how you train — we'll map batting and bowling analysis to your workflow.