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BowlFast.AI doesn't guess. Every metric comes from computer vision analysis of your actual video — not estimates or generalised averages. What you see is what your body is actually doing.

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How It Works

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BowlFast.AI uses advanced computer vision to analyze every frame of your bowling action. Get instant biomechanical insights and actionable coaching feedback.

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Record your fast bowling delivery from any angle. We analyze everything from your run-up to follow-through.

AI Analysis

Our computer vision model detects key biomechanical metrics frame-by-frame with frame-level precision.

Expert Feedback

Receive plain-language coaching feedback with specific drills to address any technical issues we find.

Track Progress

Compare your metrics over time. See exactly where you've improved and where to focus next.

Analysis Views

Two Angles. Full Picture.

BowlFast.AI runs specialised pipelines for side-on and back-view footage — each angle unlocks a different set of biomechanical metrics.

Side View

Pace & Power Transfer

Filmed from the bowling-arm side. Captures the kinetic chain from run-up through release — the levers that actually generate ball speed.

Run-up speed at BFC
Approach momentum into the crease — one of the strongest drivers of pace.
Delivery stride length
Back-foot to front-foot stride as a percentage of height, checked against efficient bracing range.
Front-knee brace
How firmly the front leg holds and extends from front-foot contact into release.
Trunk flexion & load-up
Chest drive over the front leg, plus how deep the bowling arm loads behind the trunk.
Ball release speed
Estimated pace from tracked ball flight after the ball leaves the hand.

Back View

Alignment & Injury Risk

Filmed from behind, looking down the pitch. Tracks whether your body stays on line — and flags the patterns linked to back and side injuries.

Lateral trunk flexion
Side-bend at release — a key load marker for the lower back.
Hip–shoulder separation
Coil between hips and shoulders through the delivery stride.
Mixed-action check
Shoulder counter-rotation between back-foot and front-foot contact.
Falling away at release
Whether the head and hips drift off the pitch line as the ball is released.
Run-up line & follow-through
How straight the approach stays, and whether the exit continues down the target line.

Back-view pose tracking with spine and arm path overlays

Key Features

Built for Every Fast Bowler

Injury Prevention First

Fast bowlers miss more cricket than any other player type. BowlFast.AI flags the mechanical patterns that lead to lumbar stress fractures, side strains, and knee injuries — before they happen.

Frame-Level Precision

Analysis happens at the individual frame level — not averaged across the delivery. You see exactly what your spine, hips, and shoulders are doing at BFC, FFC, and release.

Plain Language Output

No jargon. Every metric comes with a plain-language explanation, a risk rating, and a specific drill to address it — ready to take straight into training.

No Coaching Staff Required

Train like an international player, with or without a coaching team. Just your phone, your action, and the data.

Live Analysis Example

See What BowlFast.AI Detects

Every delivery gets full biomechanical breakdown. Here's a real example of what your analysis will show:

Injury Prevention First

Fast bowlers miss more cricket than any other player type. BowlFast.AI flags the mechanical patterns that lead to lumbar stress fractures, side strains, and knee injuries — before they happen.

Frame-Level Precision

Analysis happens at the individual frame level — not averaged across the delivery. You see exactly what your spine, hips, and shoulders are doing at BFC, FFC, and release.

Plain Language Output

No jargon. Every metric comes with a plain-language explanation, a risk rating, and a specific drill to address it — ready to take straight into training.

Start Analysis

// BIOMECHANICAL OUTPUT

Lateral Flexion at Release 42.3°

Hip-Shoulder Separation 38.1°

Arm Extension at Release 162°

Stride Consistency Variable

Follow-Through Good

// Coach Feedback

Moderate lateral flexion at release (42.3°). Recommend wall-lean posture drill and anti-lateral-flexion core holds to reduce lower back load.

Follow-through direction is efficient — good weight transfer toward target line.

Stride pattern variable: final stride 8% shorter than reference. Work on marker-tape stride consistency drills.