CricViz agrees three-year deal to support Delhi Capitals in the WPL tournament. LONDON AND DELHI, February 11, 2023: CricViz,  the market leader in data-driven cricket intelligence, has been appointed by the Delhi Capitals as their data and analytics partner for the inaugural women’s IPL (WPL) tournament. CricViz will be providing data insights around the WPL recruitment process, with Head of Insight Ben Jones joining the Delhi Capitals team in the build-up to the auction and providing support on the auction table itself. In addition to this, CricViz will be providing strategic support ..read more

CricViz hires experienced cricket administrator Zorol Barthley to lead expansion in the Americas LONDON, February 9, 2023: CricViz, the market leader in data-driven cricket intelligence, has today confirmed its expansion in the Americas with the appointment of the experienced West Indies cricket administrator, Zorol Barthley, to lead its operations in the region. CricViz, part of the leading sports data and analytics group Ellipse Data, is establishing a presence across the region to support its long-term strategic partnership with Cricket West Indies and ensure it plays a predominant role i ..read more

Experienced cricket analyst Freddie Wilde to begin a period of transition to take up a permanent role with the ECB after seven years with CricViz. LONDON, January 17, 2023: CricViz, part of Ellipse Data, a leading sports data and analytics company has today announced that long-term Head of Performance Analysis, Freddie Wilde, will begin a transition process following his appointment as white ball analyst for the England men’s cricket team. Wilde who started work with CricViz in 2015 and joined full-time in 2017 will continue to support all of CricViz’s existing performance analysis clients i ..read more

CricViz achieved a major breakthrough in our broadcast offering during the first Test between Australia and West Indies at Optus Stadium in Perth. In Fox Cricket’s ‘Lab’ segment, former Australian batter Michael Hussey used our Expected Wickets model to illustrate how fortunate Marnus Labuschagne had been during his two innings throughout the Test match. The conversation that followed Hussey’s analysis between Mark Howard, Isa Guha and Adam Gilchrist went on to reference Andy Moore, one of the team of Collection Analysts who record all the data that is fundamental to CricViz’s analysis. In do ..read more

After the conclusion of a very successful T20 World Cup, much of the focus in men’s international cricket now returns to the Test game.  For England, this involves an active winter programme including an historic trip to Pakistan. Australia entertain the West Indies and South Africa at home before preparing for a series in India that will surely emulate the iconic 2020/21  series for both tension and excitement.  These, and the more than 50 other Tests that will be staged globally over the next nine months, all build to the final of the second ever ICC World Test Championship ..read more

The Cricketer is delighted to unveil CricViz as the official data partner of the National Village Cup for the next three years. They join headline sponsor Voneus Broadband and Bola in supporting this grassroots knockout competition.  Founded in 2015, CricViz use data to improve understanding and performance within cricket, providing unrivalled analysis and insight to clients around the world.  CricViz is best known for its “WinViz” product, that appears across cricket coverage to help the newer viewer understand who is winning, and the deep analysis that it provides to, among others ..read more

Senior CricViz Analyst Freddie Wilde’s tactical preview for England v Pakistan at the MCG. Clash of styles This World Cup Final matches the world’s deepest and most powerful batting line-up in England (only New Zealand have averaged more runs per wicket in this tournament) against the world’s best, fastest & most varied bowling attack in Pakistan (no team comes close to Pakistan’s economy rate in this tournament). It’s ice against fire, attack against defence; it’s England’s batting against Pakistan’s bowling.   The MCG Colosseum The dimensions at the MCG – shorter straight ..read more

Ball-tracking data suggests Rohit was wrong to say his bowlers didn’t bowl the right lines. In the aftermath of India’s astonishing ten wicket defeat against England in the World Cup Semi Final there will be a lot of introspection, analysis and discussion about where things went wrong for India. Clearly, when a team loses by ten wickets the bowling attack understandably comes under the microscope and Rohit Sharma was quick to point his finger of blame at his bowlers. “I thought we still batted pretty well at the back end to get to that score, but we weren’t good enough with the ball,” Rohit ..read more

Dataviz showing PitchViz ratings for the venues used in the T20 World Cup ..read more

The home of our T20 World Cup coverage. World Cup Daily Live Shows Day One: Round One Review & Super 12 Preview Previews – How to beat… How to beat Afghanistan How to beat Australia How to beat England How to beat New Zealand How to beat Bangladesh How to beat India How to beat Pakistan How to beat South Africa Previews – Selection Debates Live Podcast – Australia, Selection Debate Live Podcast – England Selection Debate Live Podcast – India Selection Debate Live Podcast – Pakistan Selection Debate Live Podcast – South Africa Selection Debate Preview – Conditions DataViz: The thr ..read more