Rawalpindi (Syed Javed Hassan Shah): The HBL Pakistan Super League is set to elevate the viewing experience for fans with the introduction of Player Tracking Technology in HBL PSL X, which will keep a ball-by-ball record of various aspects of the play.
The players’ movements including fielders’ coordinates, bowler run-ups and batting stances on the field will be tracked frame-by-frame on each delivery.
The data gathered from each ball will be presented on the screen in the form of various statistical graphics providing fans a cutting-edge insight into the game from time to time.
Some of the key features of the Player Tracking Technology include zone-based performance analysis for the fielders, scoring-zone integration for the batters, ball-catching analysis on caught dismissals and a breakdown of field placements in accordance with the recorded strengths and weaknesses of the fielders.
HBL PSL Chief Executive Officer Salman Naseer said, The HBL PSL has always embraced innovation and with the introduction of Player Tracking Technology in its upcoming edition, we are taking a step forward in enriching the fan experience.
Our goal has always been to deliver world-class coverage. Player Tracking Technology is another step towards making the HBL PSL a benchmark for modern cricket broadcasting.
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