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Cricket Technology & Analysis

From DRS and camera systems to GPS workload questions, these stories explain what a technology actually measures—and what remains unconfirmed for a particular match.

14 in-depth stories

Conceptual cricket officiating desk with a match record and evidence checklist

AI & Analyticsdeep dive

How to Check Whether DRS Was Available in a Cricket Match

Check official conditions and match records to see whether Player Review was available; a TV umpire or replay alone cannot prove DRS.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 5 min read

Conceptual illustration of a cricket player in match kit with a small tracker vest shown beside competition rule documents

Wearablesdeep dive

Are GPS Vests Allowed in Cricket Matches? Check the Playing Conditions First

A rules-first checklist for deciding whether a GPS vest used in training can be worn in a specific cricket match.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 5 min read

Conceptual illustration of a viewer reviewing privacy choices on a phone during a cricket broadcast

Businessdeep dive

JioHotstar Live-Cricket Game Features: Privacy Checks Before You Join

If a participation feature appears beside live cricket, check its own terms, data requests and JioHotstar privacy choices before joining.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 5 min read

Cricketer practising batting technique at a training wicket; illustrative photograph, not Rohit Sharma or his video-analysis session

AI & Analyticsdeep dive

Rohit Sharma and Data Analytics: The Footage Behind His Preparation

Rohit Sharma described studying elite openers' footage and getting filtered Mumbai Indians data from an analyst. Here is the sourced history, how review can work, and what tools remain undisclosed.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 6 min read

Cricketer practising a batting shot inside training nets; illustrative photograph, not Virat Kohli or evidence of his GPS equipment

Wearablesdeep dive

Virat Kohli’s Training Technology: What the GPS Evidence Shows

What training technology has Virat Kohli actually described? See his documented 2019 India GPS workload account, what it measured, and which current personal tools remain unverified.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 6 min read

Conceptual night cricket ground and abstract match-results grid, without real scores or match footage

Performancedeep dive

Asian Games 2026 Cricket Results: Every Match and Medal Winner

Find the men's and women's Asian Games 2026 T20 cricket results in one dated record: 22 fixtures, scores, abandoned matches and both medal podiums—with no invented technology claims.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 5 min read

Conceptual workflow showing cricket cameras, production control, video encoding, CDN delivery and viewers on mobile and television screens.

Smart Venuesdeep dive

How Live Cricket Streaming Works: Cameras to Your Screen

Live cricket reaches a phone, TV or browser through a chain of specialist decisions: capture at the ground, a produced programme feed, multiple encoded versions, HTTP delivery and player adaptation. This guide separates that general workflow from a particular broadcaster’s undisclosed setup.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 6 min read

Conceptual illustration of a cricket final broadcast with replay screens, score data and connected viewing devices.

Smart Venuesdeep dive

India vs Pakistan Asian Games 2026 Final: What Broadcast Technology Can Tell Us

ICC and Olympics.com identify the India–Pakistan Asian Games men’s cricket final in Nisshin on 3 October. This guide separates confirmed India viewing details from broadcast, replay, scoring and review technology that still needs event-specific proof.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 5 min read

Conceptual visual of a cricket pitch with replay screens, score data layers and broadcast signal paths.

Smart Venuesdeep dive

Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh Asian Games 2026: Match Technology Explained

Sri Lanka and Bangladesh are listed for the Asian Games men's T20I third-place play-off at Korogi Sports Park. This guide separates the confirmed fixture record from technology that must be visible or officially documented before it can be called match-specific.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 4 min read

Conceptual illustration of a cricket ground, broadcast cameras and screens delivering a match to viewers.

Smart Venuesnews

India vs Pakistan Asian Games 2026 Final Live Streaming: Where to Watch

The men's cricket gold-medal match is scheduled for 3 October at 10:00 AM IST in Nisshin. Find the verified India viewing options and see how cameras, production and delivery bring a match to your screen.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 5 min read

Indian cricket players wear black GPS monitoring vests during a conditioning run beside a coach using a tablet.

Wearablesnews

Cricket Association of Bengal Introduces Catapult GPS Vests for Player Monitoring

CAB has introduced Catapult GPS vests for Bengal senior and age-group players before the 2026–27 domestic season. The announcement defines intended monitoring uses, not proven outcomes.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 4 min read

Cricket captain signals for a decision review while the umpire and broadcast review system prepare the evidence

AI & Analyticsdeep dive

What Is the DRS Timer in Cricket? 15-Second Rule

The DRS timer gives an eligible batter or fielding captain a short window to request a Player Review. This guide explains when the clock starts, what the umpire signals and how the evidence is checked.

SportyTechs Editorial Team 12 min read

A fast bowler in full bowling action on a cricket pitch while wearing a tracking device, with stumps and teammates clearly visible

Wearablesdeep dive

Wearables for Cricket Bowling Loads With Context

Wearables for Cricket Bowling Loads With Context explains how teams can turn wearable measurements into a defined operational decision while keeping collection honest and workable. It sets out practical checks for data quality, athlete communication, and context before any signal informs coaching or programme management.

Performance Desk 9 min read

A cricket match at an Indian multi-use ground showing batter, bowler, wickets, boundary, and a camera system observing the pitch

AI & Analyticsfield note

Cricket Vision at India’s Multi-Use Grounds

Computer vision at a cricket ground must cope with changing light, temporary layouts, and a wide range of operating conditions. A site-first design can still produce useful review material without assuming a broadcast-style setup.

Venue Desk 9 min read