To address this, miSport has developed "PitchVision". PitchVision is a truly unique system that will allow batting, bowling and fielding performance to be automatically measured, compared and improved – without the use of cameras, or any other special equipment. PitchVision takes cricket practice into the 21st Century by applying a completely new technological system that sends instant feedback, as they play, directly to each player’s mobile phone, PDA or Laptop

PitchVision add the crucial element of analysis & competition to regular practice, making it more stimulating and productive. The system is programmed to work in both casual and structured modes, utilising training routines and analysis developed in conjunction with miSport's cricket adviser Derek Randall.

A common frustration to the average player is the lack of coaching available at club and local level. In a survey of player training habits in clubs in London, Mumbai and Melbourne over 80% of players identified a major frustration was the lack of feedback and the inability to know if they were improving or not. Over 90% also stated that they would like to train more but faced obstacles of organising enough people and doing it at a time that suited them.

PitchVision addresses both these issues. Firstly it captures automatic ball by ball records of every delivery and the standard or outcome achieved. The software provides both instant feedback, and a wealth of data for later, detailed analysis.

Secondly, the nature of the feedback is such that it enables players (batsmen & bowlers) to practice in smaller groups or even alone and still obtain meaningful feedback. Cricketers can now enjoy the convenience of practice and play in alone or in small groups and still receive greater feedback than in club training.

Line and Length, Ball Speed, shot selection, scoring against simulated teams, In-Net run chases against software simulated fielding sides, LBW adjudications, records of wicket balls, accuracy, and automatic player ID are just some of the instant features available to each player.

miSport is the first to offer a technology-based system that automatically measures, analyses and compares batting, bowling and fielding skills. In addition it will also provide all PitchVision users with a web-based Library of every ball they bowl or face. The library will allow them to come on line and compare their own performances, and those of their teams mates and rivals across the world. In the longer term this massive Library of data will become miSports biggest asset, as it can be used as content to a number of other applications, such as computer games and bowling machines.