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Crickzy is a WhatsApp-based AI cricket coach. Send a batting, bowling or fielding video and receive technique scores and personalised coaching in under a minute, with session tracking and a Blue Cap progression. The first analysis is free.
Crickzy is an AI cricket coaching service that runs inside WhatsApp. A player records or uploads a clip of batting, bowling or fielding, sends it to the Crickzy chat, and gets back a scored technique report with personalised coaching notes. The site quotes an average turnaround of under 60 seconds, and it says there is no app to install and no special equipment to buy. The analysis works frame by frame on the movements in the clip. For batting it looks at stance, backlift, head position, footwork and shot timing. For bowling it covers run-up, action, release point and accuracy, and for fielding it covers catching technique, positioning and reaction speed. The sample report on the site shows what a result looks like: an overall bowling score out of five, separate marks for run-up and rhythm, arm action, delivery stride and head position, and short key insights such as extending the follow-through or building core strength. The chat preview shows the batting equivalent, with percentage scores and a one-line coach tip. The service is aimed at players preparing for school cricket, club matches or competitive tournaments who want regular technical feedback without a coach standing beside them. Because every session is tracked, the cricket profile builds up over time, and a progression feature called the Blue Cap Journey rewards consistent, measurable improvement. The first analysis is free, which lets a new user test the output on their own footage before deciding whether it is useful. Among alternatives, Crickzy sits between in-person coaching and dedicated sports video apps. It trades depth and hands-on correction for convenience: the interface is a chat thread rather than a dashboard, and quality depends on the clip a player can film. It suits self-directed players and anyone who wants quick checks between nets sessions, but it is not a replacement for a coach who can watch live and adjust a drill on the spot.

The first video analysis is free, with no app required.
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Batting, bowling and fielding analysis, frame-by-frame replay, technique scores, personalised coaching tips, performance tracking across sessions, and a Blue Cap progression for consistent improvement.





