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But lets hope we set them 600 just to be safecricinfo: The lead has gone past 250. The highest successful chase at Galle is 96
But lets hope we set them 600 just to be safecricinfo: The lead has gone past 250. The highest successful chase at Galle is 96
Really? **** me, that's poor. Out of how many chases is that?cricinfo: The lead has gone past 250. The highest successful chase at Galle is 96
Only problem with that is it's shown it going dead straight on. It was definitely not doing that and it definitely didn't hit the pad before bouncing so it is pretty clear there was an error with working out the intersection point. Once that error's made you make any claims of accuracy you like, they're based on a error.
The Ball tracking can get it wrong you know and even some of the makers who make such instruments admit it .I reckon we just got a funny angle on the slowmo tbh. The HawkEye track did show the ball land on the pitch and then hit the pad, and that track showed the pad impact to be closer to leg than where it pitched. It's not like it just showed it to be a full toss, in which case I'd probably agree.
HawkEye > Cevno (or anyone else) watching on TV.
Sounds like in this case the prediction didn't pick up the deviation which would lead to an error. My main point is just that based on the information provided by the Hawkeye manufacturer, probably biased towards their product, the feed we see will often differ from the hawkeye cameras. Hence it's always worth considering that what looks like a different amount of deviation from the TV feed could be the same deviation seen from the perspective of the Hawkeye cameras. As you say its not 100% but certainly has merit.Only problem with that is it's shown it going dead straight on. It was definitely not doing that and it definitely didn't hit the pad before bouncing so it is pretty clear there was an error with working out the intersection point. Once that error's made you make any claims of accuracy you like, they're based on a error.
I'm not arguing against hawkeye - quite the opposite I'm a fan of it. But it isn't fool proof and I'd take a huge amount of convincing that on this occasion it got it wrong. (though not necessarily the wrong decision, but I think it probably was)
Yep love it. Just (rightly) saved Clarke. Gets it right far more often than umps so should be mandatory, but the technology still needs to improve to get to 100%.Sounds like in this case the prediction didn't pick up the deviation which would lead to an error. My main point is just that based on the information provided by the Hawkeye manufacturer, probably biased towards their product, the feed we see will often differ from the hawkeye cameras. Hence it's always worth considering that what looks like a different amount of deviation from the TV feed could be the same deviation seen from the perspective of the Hawkeye cameras. As you say its not 100% but certainly has merit.