SMARTER CRICKET
From the front-foot no-ball check to the wagon wheel your analyst opens at stumps, Khel.ai tracks every ball of every over and files the evidence behind it.
±1.2 cm
Mean tracking error at the pitch mark
300 fps
Front-foot no-ball camera capture
99.2%
Deliveries auto-detected from video
Built on the sport, not bolted on to it
Multi-camera triangulation reconstructs pitching, impact and the wickets zone, so LBW reviews, umpire's call margins and stump projections stand up to scrutiny.
Every delivery lands on a pitch map and a beehive at the stumps, and every scoring shot on a wagon wheel split by bowler, phase of play and field setting.
Overs bowled, spell length and release speed are tracked across a season, so medical staff see a seamer's load building before it becomes a side strain.
Field tracking logs where all nine fielders stand at release, then ties boundary and gap percentages to the powerplay, the middle overs and the death.
How a cricket fixture becomes data you can act on
Cameras behind the bowler's arm, square of the wicket and at fine leg run on one timecode, with the stump mic feeding edge audio into the same file.
The model reads release, pitch mark, bounce, deviation and impact ball by ball, and separates legal deliveries from wides, no-balls and dead time.
The third umpire opens stump projection, edge trace and the front-foot frame side by side and returns a verdict inside the over break.
Beehives, pitch maps and wagon wheels build as the innings runs, then reach the coaching staff in Takneek during the innings break.
One ecosystem, three levels of the game
One camera behind the bowler's arm turns a club fixture into a scored, tagged and tracked match, with nobody sitting in the scorers' hut.
A portable four-camera case that gives an academy net or a district final real ball tracking and on-ground review, rigged inside an hour.
The association-grade installation: eight-camera tracking, edge audio and live overlays for televised first-class and T20 fixtures.
Each figure is measured against a surveyed reference rig at your venue, then re-checked whenever the cameras move.
What federations, clubs and academies ask us about cricket
Yes. K-Lite covers a club fixture from one camera behind the bowler's arm, and the K-BOX case adds three more for on-ground LBW review. Both are calibrated for daylight and standard club lighting, and both keep recording when the ground has no network.
The same ecosystem, tuned to a different game
Book a demo at your own ground and we will track a live fixture end to end, from the first ball of the powerplay to the wagon wheel your coaches read at stumps.
