Watch the ball
again. And again.
Every match scored on MatchUp is already a coaching session. The deliveries, the lengths, the shots and the video are captured while the game happens — so the review afterwards takes minutes, not an evening.
One over, broken down
Pick a delivery. This is the panel a coach gets after the game.
Over 4
Sharks v Vipers
Pitch map
Shot direction
- Length
- Short
- Line
- Leg stump
- Shot
- Pull
- Contact
- Middle
Form you can point at
Every game recalculates a player's impact score, weighted so recent matches count for more. Instead of arguing about who is in form, a coach opens the profile and shows them the line.
Sample: one batter's rolling impact score across a twelve-game season.
What the coach gets
Video, tagged to the ball
Link the match footage once and every delivery in the scorecard becomes a timestamp. Click a ball, watch that ball — no scrubbing through an hour of tape to find the wicket.
Pitch maps and wagon wheels
Where it bounced, where it was hit and how far, recorded as the game is scored. A season of deliveries becomes a picture of what a player does with each length.
Zone scoring
Indoor is a game of zones. Runs are attributed to the part of the court they came from, so a coach can see which angles a batter uses and which ones go begging.
Form that moves
Impact scores are recency-weighted, so a rating follows current form instead of averaging away a player's last month. Every game nudges the line.
Notes the squad can read
Attach a coaching note to the delivery it belongs to. Players open their own profile and see the ball, the tag and the comment in one place.
Coach from what actually happened
Score a game on MatchUp and the analysis is already done.