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0 of 8 confirmed A clip is either right — say so and it is left alone — or it is wrong, and re-timing it recuts it.
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0.1 J Baker to K Parker
J Baker to K Parker : 1wd
timed by hand — not yet confirmed
release 00:56:10 · clip 00:56:17–00:56:22 (5s)
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answered 2 months ago
Foundational
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Not hit
Where did the ball go? — click the ground to say
Straight Mid-off Covers Point Backward point Third man Behind the keeper Fine leg Backward square leg Square leg Mid-wicket Mid-on bowler runs in off side leg side

Drawn from K Parker's point of view — they are left-handed, so their off side is the right of the picture either way. How far out you click sets the distance as well as the direction, and neither has to be exact: the wheel is read by region.

Marked at °, m out —

Left alone ⇒ usually good length, outside off
Has to have been yorker to short, off stump to wide outside off — 64% of the pitch ruled out. A ball left alone was going past the off side, not at the stumps, and carries on behind the wicket rather than out into the field.
The tracker never measured this ball, so this is everything that is known about where it pitched.
What each stroke is
0.2 J Baker to K Parker
J Baker to K Parker : 1wd
not checked — from the scorer's clock, ±7s
release 00:56:13 · clip 00:56:50–00:56:55 (5s)
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answered 2 months ago
Foundational
Situational
Modern
Not hit
Where did the ball go? — click the ground to say
Straight Mid-off Covers Point Backward point Third man Behind the keeper Fine leg Backward square leg Square leg Mid-wicket Mid-on bowler runs in off side leg side

Drawn from K Parker's point of view — they are left-handed, so their off side is the right of the picture either way. How far out you click sets the distance as well as the direction, and neither has to be exact: the wheel is read by region.

Marked at °, m out —

Left alone ⇒ usually good length, outside off
Has to have been yorker to short, off stump to wide outside off — 64% of the pitch ruled out. A ball left alone was going past the off side, not at the stumps, and carries on behind the wicket rather than out into the field.
The tracker never measured this ball, so this is everything that is known about where it pitched.
What each stroke is
0.3 J Baker to K Parker
J Baker to K Parker : No Run
not checked — from the scorer's clock, ±7s
⚠ This release (00:56:22) is not before the next one (00:56:14); one of the two is wrong.
release 00:56:22 · clip 00:57:27–00:57:34 (7s)
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answered 2 months ago
Foundational
Situational
Modern
Not hit
Where did the ball go? — click the ground to say
Straight Mid-off Covers Point Backward point Third man Behind the keeper Fine leg Backward square leg Square leg Mid-wicket Mid-on bowler runs in off side leg side

Drawn from K Parker's point of view — they are left-handed, so their off side is the right of the picture either way. How far out you click sets the distance as well as the direction, and neither has to be exact: the wheel is read by region.

Marked at °, m out —

Forward defensive ⇒ usually good length, off stump
Rules out only 29% of the pitch, so "usually" above is a tendency and not a constraint — Full toss / Yorker / Full / Good length / Back of a length at down leg / outside leg / leg stump / middle stump / off stump / outside off are all consistent. A defensive shot says little about where the ball pitched, beyond it being full enough to reach on the front foot.
The tracker never measured this ball, so this is everything that is known about where it pitched.
What each stroke is
0.4 J Baker to K Parker
J Baker to K Parker : No Run
read off the video · far end
release 00:56:14 · clip 00:58:03–00:58:10 (7s)
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How did the batter play it?
answered 2 months ago
Foundational
Situational
Modern
Not hit
Where did the ball go? — click the ground to say
Straight Mid-off Covers Point Backward point Third man Behind the keeper Fine leg Backward square leg Square leg Mid-wicket Mid-on bowler runs in off side leg side

Drawn from K Parker's point of view — they are left-handed, so their off side is the right of the picture either way. How far out you click sets the distance as well as the direction, and neither has to be exact: the wheel is read by region.

Marked at °, m out —

Left alone ⇒ usually good length, outside off
Has to have been yorker to short, off stump to wide outside off — 64% of the pitch ruled out. A ball left alone was going past the off side, not at the stumps, and carries on behind the wicket rather than out into the field.
The tracker never measured this ball, so this is everything that is known about where it pitched.
What each stroke is
0.5 J Baker to K Parker
J Baker to K Parker : No Run
read off the video · far end
release 00:56:50 · clip 00:58:44–00:58:49 (5s)
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How did the batter play it?
answered 2 months ago
Foundational
Situational
Modern
Not hit
Where did the ball go? — click the ground to say
Straight Mid-off Covers Point Backward point Third man Behind the keeper Fine leg Backward square leg Square leg Mid-wicket Mid-on bowler runs in off side leg side

Drawn from K Parker's point of view — they are left-handed, so their off side is the right of the picture either way. How far out you click sets the distance as well as the direction, and neither has to be exact: the wheel is read by region.

Marked at °, m out —

Cover drive ⇒ usually full, outside off
Has to have been full toss to good length, middle stump to wide outside off — 62% of the pitch ruled out. A cover drive is played at a ball full enough to reach on the front foot, on or outside off.
The tracker never measured this ball, so this is everything that is known about where it pitched.
What each stroke is
0.6 J Baker to K Parker
J Baker to K Parker : 3 runs
read off the video · far end
release 00:57:26 · clip 00:59:21–00:59:26 (5s)
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answered 2 months ago
Foundational
Situational
Modern
Not hit
Where did the ball go? — mid-wicket, marked by hand
Straight Mid-off Covers Point Backward point Third man Behind the keeper Fine leg Backward square leg Square leg Mid-wicket Mid-on 0.6 — K Parker: 3 runs toward mid-wicket — Cover drive (66 m measured, marked by hand) bowler runs in off side leg side

Drawn from K Parker's point of view — they are left-handed, so their off side is the right of the picture either way. How far out you click sets the distance as well as the direction, and neither has to be exact: the wheel is read by region.

Marked at °, m out —

Cover drive ⇒ usually full, outside off
Has to have been full toss to good length, middle stump to wide outside off — 62% of the pitch ruled out. A cover drive is played at a ball full enough to reach on the front foot, on or outside off.
The tracker never measured this ball, so this is everything that is known about where it pitched.
Went to mid-wicket, but that stroke goes to mid-off or covers — the stroke or the direction is wrong.
What each stroke is
0.7 J Baker to L Shoemark
J Baker to L Shoemark : 1 run
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release 00:58:07 · clip 01:00:14–01:00:21 (7s)
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answered 2 months ago
Foundational
Situational
Modern
Not hit
Where did the ball go? — backward point, marked by hand
Straight Mid-off Covers Point Backward point Third man Behind the keeper Fine leg Backward square leg Square leg Mid-wicket Mid-on 0.7 — L Shoemark: 1 run toward backward point — Late cut (67 m measured, marked by hand) bowler runs in off side leg side

Drawn from L Shoemark's point of view — they are right-handed, so their off side is the right of the picture either way. How far out you click sets the distance as well as the direction, and neither has to be exact: the wheel is read by region.

Marked at °, m out —

Late cut ⇒ usually back of a length, outside off
Has to have been good length to short, off stump to wide outside off — 79% of the pitch ruled out. A late cut needs a ball passing wide of off with enough bounce to angle down.
The tracker never measured this ball, so this is everything that is known about where it pitched.
Went to backward point, where that stroke goes.
What each stroke is
0.8 J Baker to K Parker
J Baker to K Parker : 2 runs
read off the video · far end
release 00:58:44 · clip 01:00:52–01:00:58 (6s)
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answered 2 months ago
Foundational
Situational
Modern
Not hit
Where did the ball go? — covers, marked by hand
Straight Mid-off Covers Point Backward point Third man Behind the keeper Fine leg Backward square leg Square leg Mid-wicket Mid-on 0.8 — K Parker: 2 runs toward covers — Leg glance (52 m measured, marked by hand) bowler runs in off side leg side

Drawn from K Parker's point of view — they are left-handed, so their off side is the right of the picture either way. How far out you click sets the distance as well as the direction, and neither has to be exact: the wheel is read by region.

Marked at °, m out —

Leg glance ⇒ usually good length, leg stump
Has to have been yorker to good length, down leg to middle stump — 71% of the pitch ruled out. A glance is a deflection off a ball already heading down the leg side.
✗ The tracker measured this at yorker, off stump, which is outside that band. One of the two is wrong.
Went to covers, but that stroke goes to fine leg or backward square leg — the stroke or the direction is wrong.
What each stroke is
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