A revolution is coming in cricket, trials of installing an AI chip inside the ball have begun

AI technology is entering the world of cricket in a new and exciting way. Three English counties, Kent, Lancashire and Glamorgan, have started testing an innovative technology in which a small chip is installed inside the cricket ball. This chip and the sensors attached to it record important data such as the movement, speed and angle of the ball in real time. This technology has been developed by ARS Simulations.

The special thing about this system is that it also makes net practice more like a real match. While playing each shot, the batsman knows what the possible outcome of this shot will be and what is the best angle to hit the ball. According to the report, an angle of 35 to 42 degrees is the most effective for hitting a six and this technology is proving to be helpful in improving the ability to hit sixes, especially in T20 cricket.

Experts say that this could prove to be a revolutionary moment in cricket as it could completely change the way players are trained and selected. However, this technology will help to further improve human skills rather than eliminating them. In the future, this technology could also be used in regular matches to provide viewers with more detailed and interesting information about the game.