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Zoota

Every cricket delivery tracked, measured and reviewed

Prop your phone behind the bowler and play. Zoota tracks every ball and calibrates itself to the real pitch.

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Free to start. See how it works. iPhone coming soon.

Three steps. No extra hardware.

  1. Phone behind the bowler

    Step 1Set up

  2. 107 km/h, called out

    Step 2Bowl

  3. Every session, on the web

    Step 3Review

How Zoota works

After every ball

  • Speed

    Read out in km/h a few seconds after each ball, worked out from your actual pitch.

  • Swing and spin

    How much it moved in the air, and how much it turned after pitching.

  • Pitch map

    Where each ball landed: yorker, full, good length or short.

  • Arrival map

    Where each ball arrived at the stumps, by height and line.

See all ten measures

The Coaches Portal, feature by feature

Short loops of the portal at work on a sample squad: what a coach sees for bowling, for batting, for each player and for the club.

Bowling

  • The portal's 3D ground for a 48-ball session, flipped from the pitch map, each ball coloured by its length, to the flight paths from the bowler's hand, the release points against height lines and the arrivals at the stumps

    3D views of a spell

    Pitch map, flight, release and arrival, each a press away.

  • The Delivery metrics card: a ring of the session's lengths beside the lines bowled, and the ball-by-ball table, narrowing to Full, then Good, then Short as each legend row is pressed, then cleared

    Length mix

    Press a length to narrow the ring, the lines and the ball list to it.

  • My Sessions' overview moving from all time to the last 30 days and the last 7 days and back: average speed, swing and spin, balls, sessions and balls per session, each charted by training day with its change, and the best sessions ranked below

    Session trends

    Speed, swing and spin by training day, each with its change.

  • The Pitch Zones dialog opened over the 3D pitch map: the Good band's far edge typed from 8 to 7 metres and saved, and the balls on the pitch re-banded

    Your own length bands

    Set where each band ends; the pitch map re-sorts when you save.

Batting

  • A batting session's cards: balls faced, average pace, fastest and speed off the bat, the shots by family, the lengths, the lines and where each ball was met, beside the shot-by-shot table; picking Drive, then Pull, narrows all of it

    Shot by shot

    Every ball faced by shot, length and line; pick a shot to filter it all.

  • The batting summary's 3D stadium: every shot drawn as a line out from the crease, seen from above, then from the batter's eye at the crease, then from above again

    Shots in the stadium

    Every shot's path, seen from above or from the crease.

  • The field editor over the ground from above: point dragged finer and deeper, then the view drops to the batter's eye at the crease, with the fielders out on the grass

    Set a field

    Drag fielders into place, then see the field from the batter's crease.

  • A player batting live with a field set: shots drawing onto the wagon wheel between the fielders' discs, and the shot-by-shot table filling with the shot, where it was met, the speed off the bat, the runs and the fielder

    Batting live

    Each shot lands on the wagon wheel as it is played, fielder and all.

Coaching

  • A squad nets session live on the 3D ground: three balls landing in turn on the pitch map, in the readout and in the table, then Al's chip picking out the balls he bowled

    Nets, as they happen

    Balls land as they are bowled; a tap on a player shows only theirs.

  • One player's page on My Players: their bowling averages by training day and their best sessions, switched to their batting (runs per over and per session, balls faced, fours and sixes) and back

    A player's own page

    Their bowling and batting over every session, one switch apart.

  • The portal's Home page scrolling down: players live now with Watch buttons, the clubs, the squad's quiet players, fastest bowlers and top batters, then the coach's own bowling and recent sessions

    Squad at a glance

    Who is live, who has gone quiet, the fastest and the top batters.

Clubs

  • A club's page scrolling down: the club card with its join code, the figures at a glance, the batting, this week's sessions against last week's by day, the leaderboard, the top performers and the teams

    Club page

    The club's figures, batting, week and teams on one page.

  • A club's leaderboard: a gold, silver and bronze podium for the top three players and the rest ranked below, re-ranked by average spin, then by balls bowled, then by speed

    Club leaderboard

    A podium for the top three, ranked by speed, spin, swing or balls.

  • A club's Teams tab: three team cards with their captains, players, sessions, balls and week; the Under 16s opened on its own page, with its figures at a glance and its batting

    Teams

    Every team's players and week, each with a page of its own.

Coaching a squad?

Watch each player's numbers arrive on the web while they bowl, from anywhere.

Zoota for coaches