PA Media Radar tests showed the machine could bowl at about a rate of 33mph (53km/h) Opening batswoman for the university's women's cricket team, Alice Bebb, 23, tested the machine. She said ...

While the T20 Cricket World Cup maybe offering a vision of cricket's future in the U.S. and Caribbean, engineers have recreated a wooden bowling machine originally built more than 100 years ago.

The company currently offers three models: Of these three, the Explore 3 and Maker 3 are similar in size and do a lot of the same things, so you might be wondering which machine is right for you.

The paper compares the accuracy of the D/L method against various classification models (using machine learning techniques) to predict the outcome of a cricket match which is somehow interrupted ...