The CricViz app has been rebuilt from the ground up to offer a faster, cleaner way of following the world’s greatest sport. With version 4, we lay the groundwork for a host of new features to reimagine how cricket is consumed.
In this version, you can access WinViz, PredictViz and PitchViz (where available), alongside some of the fastest ball-by-ball updates of any cricket app, fed by the industry’s most comprehensive cricket database.
Our editors are also on hand to offer their own pro-level analysis, offering a glimpse of the services we provide to teams, broadcasters and media firms.
• WinViz: a win predictor, accurately assessing the relative chances of both teams
• PredictViz: what score will the batting side make?
• PitchViz: how difficult are the batting conditions? Is the ball moving around much? Using ball tracking data, we provide a simple 0-10 rating of the pitch.
• eXpected Wickets (xW) and eXpected Runs (xR). As it says on the tin: based on deliveries bowled in a similar area, how many runs should the batsman have scored (more or fewer)? Are the bowlers being gifted wickets (a high xW number) or are they unlucky? Updated ball-by-ball.
We have big plans for the app in 2020 to make regular, quick updates, introducing more models as our team develop them. Let us know what you would find most interesting or useful: apps@ellipsedata.com
In this version, you can access WinViz, PredictViz and PitchViz (where available), alongside some of the fastest ball-by-ball updates of any cricket app, fed by the industry’s most comprehensive cricket database.
Our editors are also on hand to offer their own pro-level analysis, offering a glimpse of the services we provide to teams, broadcasters and media firms.
• WinViz: a win predictor, accurately assessing the relative chances of both teams
• PredictViz: what score will the batting side make?
• PitchViz: how difficult are the batting conditions? Is the ball moving around much? Using ball tracking data, we provide a simple 0-10 rating of the pitch.
• eXpected Wickets (xW) and eXpected Runs (xR). As it says on the tin: based on deliveries bowled in a similar area, how many runs should the batsman have scored (more or fewer)? Are the bowlers being gifted wickets (a high xW number) or are they unlucky? Updated ball-by-ball.
We have big plans for the app in 2020 to make regular, quick updates, introducing more models as our team develop them. Let us know what you would find most interesting or useful: apps@ellipsedata.com
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