Cricket performance analysis

San Hawk Eye

Every ball, and the mind behind it

Ball-by-ball analysis of every player: the shots and the scores, and also the intent, the confidence and who won each duel.

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Why San Hawk Eye.

Confidence, ball by ball
Tagged on every ball, from Lost to In charge: see when a batter settles and what shakes him.
Playing to win, or safe
The intent of batter and bowler on every ball, and what each intent brings in runs and wickets.
Who won the duel
Batter against bowler, ball by ball: who had the upper hand, and when it turned.
Strength on the day
How strong the opposition really was that day, from who played, their form and the conditions.
Every ball, mapped
Pitch, impact and wagon wheel for each delivery, with its video one click away.
Stays with the team
Runs on your own computers. Share a saved question with coaches and players.

Confidence, ball by ball

The analyst tags confidence on every ball, from Lost to In charge. See how long a batter takes to settle, what lifts him, what shakes him, and how the runs follow.

A batter's confidence through a 58 off 34: shaky after an early play and miss, settled after a clean drive at ball 10, in charge after a six; beside what lifts and drops his confidence, and confidence against runs over ten innings.

Playing to win, or playing safe

Intent for batter and bowler on every ball. See when a side switched from hunting wickets to containing, and what each intent brought in runs and wickets.

Batting and bowling intent for every ball of a 20-over innings: the bowlers hunt wickets for 8 overs, then contain; the batters go after it from over 15; with what each intent brought in strike rate and wickets.

The mind games

Batter against bowler, ball by ball: who won each delivery, how the balance moved, and the moment it turned.

Batter against fast bowler over one spell: a bar per ball for who won it, the running balance, the batter's intent and confidence beneath, where the bowler pitched it, and all their meetings.

Strength on the day

Even the best side has a bad day. The opposition is rated as it was that day, from who played, their form and the conditions, and every innings is weighed by it.

The opposition's bowling rated 82 out of 100 on the day, built up from their usual 71: the bowlers who played and their form, a rested spinner, a pitch that helped seam; beside a batter's runs weighed by the bowling he faced.

Fast to record

One screen per ball, keyboard first: where it pitched, where it went, and what the batter was thinking.

The analyst's ball entry screen: runs, pace and movement, a true-scale clip with the ball's path, pitch, impact and field maps, ball speed from video, and one-key toggles for intent, confidence and who won the ball.

Every ball, filtered

Pick any set of balls and see them on the pitch map and wagon wheel. Click one to watch it.

23 balls filtered to overs 1 to 4 against pace, on a pitch map and wagon wheel, with the selected ball's clip: batter, stumps, keeper and slips in true scale, and the ball's path beating the edge.

In detail

Everything inside.

Recorded for every ball
- Line, length and impact
- Stroke direction and shot played
- Swing, seam and pace type
- Batter's intent and confidence
- Who outplayed whom
- Play and miss, miss-hit, risky shot
- Lives and near misses
- Running between the wickets
- Fielding: good, lazy, misfields, direct hits
- Bounce: kept low, bounced more
Analysis
- Batting, bowling and fielding
- Teams and venues
- Batting and bowling partnerships
- Filters by over, run rate and situation
- Video of any ball
- Ball and running speed from video
- Custom charts and side-by-side compare
- Saved questions to share