Ball tracking
The ball's path is drawn on each clip, from the bowler's hand to the batter.
In private testing
Broadcast-style cricket analysis from one camera.
Film a session on one fixed camera and upload it. Deep Third then converts your weekend cricket into moments to relive, analyze or simply flex.
- No manual ball-by-ball scrubbing
- No sensors required on the bat or ball
- Just bring your phone/camera with a tripod
Ball tracking
11.2 · Bowler 1 to Batter 1
- Speed est.
- 129.4km/h
- Length
- Full5.2 m
- Line
- On the stumps
Players in this session
What you get
What one upload returns
The views used in television coverage, made from your own session, for teams without a broadcast crew.
Pitch maps
Where each ball pitched, by length and line, for each bowler in the session.
Speed
An estimated speed for each delivery in km/h, across every spell a bowler bowls.
Clips by player
Each delivery is cut into its own clip. Pick a bowler or a batter to see only their balls.
Sample session
See your session as a high-quality report
Two of the views returned from a single upload. The data below is illustrative, and speeds are estimates.
Session 14
- Deliveries
- 228
- Bowlers
- 6
- Batters
- 5
- Fastest est.
- 131.6km/h
Over 12
11.3
Bowler 1 to Batter 5
- Speed est.
- 131.6km/h
- Length
- Good length6.4 m
- Line
- Outside off
Over 12 · Bowler 1
Select a ball to show its path. Lengths are measured from the batter's stumps.
Your team
Tag your team and share individual clips
Deep Third works out who bowled and who faced each ball, and groups the session by player. Tag each player once against their picture, then send any single clip to the player in it.
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The session is grouped for you
Each player gets a picture and a count of their balls, bowled or faced.
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Tag your team
Type a player’s name under their picture and save. Each player is tagged once, not ball by ball, and every clip and number for them carries the name.
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Share individual clips
Send a single ball to the player who bowled or faced it, with its speed, length and line.
How it works
Film, upload, watch
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Film the session
Set up one fixed camera with both sets of stumps in view. A phone on a tripod is enough.
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Upload it
Upload the recording when play ends. Processing runs in the background, with no ball-by-ball tagging and nothing to calibrate.
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Watch and share
Open the session on a phone or computer. Pick a bowler or a batter, watch their balls, and send clips to players.
Who it's for
Built for club, school and academy cricket
Players
See the balls you faced or bowled, with analytics to improve your cricket, or broadcast-style replays made to go viral.
Coaches
Check a bowler's lengths across a spell, or how a batter played the short ball, without scrolling through footage.
Clubs and leagues
One camera at each ground gives every team the same analysis.
Schools and academies
Group sessions produce clips for each player, without a staff member tagging each ball.
Why Deep Third
Broadcast-style analysis without a broadcast setup
Broadcast tracking
Built for televised cricket
- Several specialist cameras at the ground
- An operator crew on site
- Priced for professional cricket
Deep Third
Built for a whole session
- One fixed camera, no operator
- Ball tracking, pitch maps and speeds
- Clips for each bowler and batter
Early access
Join the waitlist
Deep Third is in private testing. We are opening access to clubs, schools, academies and players in stages, and will email you when a place opens.
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Thank you. We will email you when a place opens.