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Cricket Performance Tracking and Guidance System

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1.

Introduction

1.1 Purpose of Document

This document outlines the requirements for developing a cricket performance tracking
and guidance system. It defines functional and non-functional objectives, user roles,
system components, and use cases to deliver a robust solution for improving cricket
players' techniques through AI-driven insights and data analysis.

1.2 Project Summary


The software will use video analysis, sensor data, and machine learning to provide
players and coaches with actionable insights the platform will offer personalized
feedback, technical corrections, and training drills based on benchmarks derived from
professional players.

1.3 Background

Cricket is a complex sport that requires precise techniques and strategies. Current
training methods often need more technological support for in-depth analysis. This
software aims to fill that gap by providing data-driven insights to improve player
performance.

1.4 Project Scope


The project covers:
● Biomechanical tracking of bowlers, batsmen, and fielders.
● Data analysis using AI to identify strengths, weaknesses, and improvement
areas.
● Personalized feedback based on ideal performances (e.g., Mitchell Starc’s
bowling).
● Visualization of performance data.

2. Functional Requirements

2.1 Bowler Analysis

ID Requirements Category

FR1 Capture bowler posture during run-up and delivery using Bowler
motion-tracking sensors or cameras. Analysis

FR2 Record delivery speed with an accuracy of ±0.1 km/h. Bowler


Analysis

FR3 Detect swing type (inswing, outswing, reverse swing) based on ball Bowler
trajectory analysis. Analysis

FR4 Measure the distance between the bowler’s fingers at the point of Bowler
release. Analysis

FR5 Track the bowler's release angle in degrees. Bowler


Analysis

FR6 Identify inconsistencies in bowler run-up speeds across deliveries. Bowler


Analysis

FR7 Detect improper bowler finger or wrist positioning affecting delivery Bowler
outcomes. Analysis

FR8 Generate personalized recommendations for improving swing Bowler


mechanics, release angles, and delivery speed. Analysis
FR9 Generate personalized training plans for bowlers focusing on speed Bowler
control and swing mastery. Analysis

FR10 Create 3D simulations of bowler trajectories. Bowler


Analysis

2.2 Batsman Analysis

ID Requirements Category

FR11 Monitor batsman foot positioning during shots or defenses. Batsman


Analysis

FR12 Identify and log recurring dismissal patterns (e.g., LBW, bowled). Batsman
Analysis

FR13 Analyze batsman leg, hip alignment, and head placement during Batsman
dismissals. Analysis

FR14 Provide actionable tips for improving shot selection to counter variations Batsman
in length and swing. Analysis

FR15 Detect deviations in swing timing and suggest corrections. Batsman


Analysis

FR16 Recommend training programs tailored to recurring dismissal patterns. Batsman


Analysis

FR17 Create 3D simulations of batsman positioning during various shots or Batsman


defenses. Analysis

FR18 Display heatmaps for batsman foot movement during deliveries. Batsman
Analysis
FR19 Generate personalized training plans for bowlers focusing on speed Batsman
control and swing mastery. Analysis

FR20 Create 3D simulations of bowler trajectories. Batsman


Analysis

2.3 Pitch and Ball Tracking

ID Requirements Category

FR21 Recommend pitch-specific strategies based on pitch condition data Pitch


Tracking

FR22 Identify and log zones of highest effectiveness based on bowler pitch Pitch
impact points Tracking

FR23 Recommend pitch-specific strategies based on collected pitch condition Pitch


data. Tracking

FR24 Calculate and visualize heatmaps of bowler pitch zones for accuracy Pitch
analysis. Tracking

FR25 Detect deviations in swing timing and suggest corrections. Ball


Tracking

FR26 Track ball trajectory from release to impact, including swing and spin Ball
metrics. Tracking

FR27 Monitor ball speed at release and post-bounce to determine Ball


deceleration patterns. Tracking

FR27 Monitor deviations in the ball's trajectory that do not align with the Ball
intended delivery plan Tracking

2.4 Performance Insights

ID Requirements Category

FR28 Compare individual player data against benchmarks of ideal Benchmark


performances (e.g., Mitchell Starc’s bowling). Analysis

FR29 Offer side-by-side comparisons with professional players, highlighting Player


areas for improvement. Comparisons

FR30 Include a slow-motion analysis of top players to demonstrate ideal Technique


technique for better understanding. Analysis

FR31 Detect recurring errors or weaknesses in performance, such as Error


inconsistent bowler speeds or misaligned stance. Detection

FR32 Highlight misaligned hip or leg positioning in batsmen during key Error
deliveries or shots. Detection

FR33 Detect improper timing in batsman shot execution, leading to mishits or Error
missed shots. Detection

FR34 Monitor ball speed at release and post-bounce to determine Error


deceleration patterns. Detection

FR35 Generate AI-driven corrective actions and suggestions to address Corrective


identified weaknesses. Insights

FR36 Track performance metrics over time and visualize improvements or Corrective
persistent challenges. Insights
FR37 Highlight specific scenarios where a player’s performance was most Performance
effective, such as key dismissals or perfect shots. Highlight

FR38 Generate strategic insights for team-wide improvements based on Corrective


aggregated performance data. Insights

2.4 Training and Feedback

ID Requirements Category

FR39 Track players' progress over time and adjust guidance based on Feedback
improvements or persistent errors..

FR40 Provide actionable feedback and drills tailored to individual Feedback


performance data.

FR41 Enable players to define and track performance milestones, providing Guidance
notifications when achieved.

FR42 Offer video playback with key performance metric overlays (e.g., speed, Visual
trajectory) for better understanding.. Feedback

FR43 Provide AI-driven tips for improving shot selection based on historical Batsman
data of dismissals. Guidance

FR33 Detect improper timing in batsman shot execution, leading to mishits or Error
missed shots. Detection

FR34 Create 3D visualizations of player performances, allowing side-by-side Visual


comparisons with ideal techniques. Feedback

FR35 Generate AI-driven corrective actions and suggestions to address Corrective


identified weaknesses. Insights
FR38 Generate strategic insights for team-wide improvements based on Corrective
aggregated performance data. Insights

2.5 Visualization and Reporting

ID Requirements Category

FR39 Offer video playback integrated with overlays of key metrics such as Performance
speed or trajectory... Visualization

FR40 Generate detailed comparative graphs showing player improvements Performance


over time. Visualization

FR41 Display 3D visualizations of trajectories, pitch zones, and player Visualization


movements

FR42 Generate notifications for players and coaches when performance Reporting
milestones are achieved or when improvements are needed..

FR43 Produce personalized feedback reports for individual players, including Reporting
specific performance metrics and development areas.

2.6 Access and Security

ID Requirements Category

FR44 Implement role-based access control (RBAC) to ensure only Access


authorized users (e.g., players, coaches, analysts) can access specific Control
data.

FR45 Allow players to view their performance data and progress, while Access
restricting access to other players' data unless authorized. Control
FR46 Ensure system administrators can manage user roles, including Access
assigning and modifying access rights for different user types. Control

FR47 Ensure all sensitive data (e.g., player performance metrics, personal Data
information) is encrypted during transmission (SSL/TLS) and storage Encryption
(AES encryption).

FR48 Log all access and activity within the system, including who accessed Activity
data, what data was viewed, and when it occurred. Logging

FR49 Provide data anonymization options for team-wide performance Security


reports to protect individual player identities in shared reports.

FR50 Implement automatic session timeouts after a predefined period of Security


inactivity to minimize unauthorized access.

3. Non Functional Requirements

ID Requirements Category

NFR1 Include an automated validation process to flag data inconsistencies or Data Accuracy
errors (e.g., unexpected speed, misalignment in tracking).. Validation

NFR2 Allow customization of performance analysis parameters for different Personalization


cricket formats (e.g., Test, ODI, T20).

NFR3 Can Integrate with Cricket analytics tools, wearable devices, and Interoperability
sensor technologies (e.g., Hawk-Eye, Speed Gun).

NFR4 Provide an intuitive, user-friendly interface for coaches, players, and Usability
analysts with minimal training required.

NFR5 Generate notifications for players and coaches when performance Reporting
milestones are achieved or when improvements are needed..

NFR6 Produce personalized feedback reports for individual players, including Reporting
specific performance metrics and development areas.

NFR7 Use machine learning models to refine recommendations based on AI-Driven


player feedback and data over time. Learning

NFR8 Adapt recommendations to each player’s unique style, ensuring AI /ML Support
effective and relevant guidance.

NFR9 Enable customizable report generation, allowing users to select Reporting


specific metrics for analysis in various formats (e.g., PDF, CSV, Excel)
for offline use or sharing.

4. The Use Case Model

5.1 System Use Case Diagram


Diagram

5.2 Use Case Descriptions

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