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Keywords: Sports Coach, Intelligent Game Tutor, Cricket Coach, Artificial In-
telligence, Neural Networks.
1 Introduction
Cricket is an internationally recognized game and with advancement in technology,
this game has witnessed major changes in itself. New technology has made the obser-
vation of the game intricate and minute details of the game can be easily observed.
The technology has great impact on the training of the players to make them more
efficient by providing them the game environment. Majority of individuals, approx-
imately 85-90%, play cricket and rate this game as their best choice for entertainment
in India. With the country having 70 percent of its population below poverty line and
living in rural areas[1], it is not possible for upcoming players to receive cricket
coaching which is at par with international standards. In a survey conducted by us in
few nearby villages, it has been revealed that people are not receiving desired train-
ing, and few training institutes which are providing rudimentary training are not af-
fordable and moreover the training is far below the expected standards.
The previous research work focused on development of equipments like bowling
machine, analysis of the game through video inspection and other equipments which
has led to easy observation of game. There are other systems which compare different
batting styles using fuzzy logic. The use of Virtual Reality to train players with a
virtual environment of playground has also made advances to the training purpose.
Therefore, a need for a system arises which provides actual comprehensive playing
experience and where the need of actual coach is avoided. Hence the system can be
used in places where the presence of excellent human coach is difficult.
S. Unnikrishnan, S. Surve, and D. Bhoir (Eds.): ICAC3 2013, CCIS 361, pp. 227–236, 2013.
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