Record a delivery and CricSpeedo works out how fast the ball travelled — in km/h and mph. No radar gun, no extra hardware, no nets booking.
Point your phone camera at the code
Tap the button above to open Google Play
A six-second clip is all it takes. Record in the app, or pick a delivery you already filmed.
The ball is detected frame by frame, so you can pick the exact release and impact moments.
A clear reading for every delivery, so you can see how your pace changes over time.
CricSpeedo works out speed the way a coach with a stopwatch would, only far more precisely: it measures how long the ball takes to cover a known distance. You tap the frame where the ball leaves the bowler’s hand and the frame where it reaches the batter, and the app divides the pitch distance by the time between them. On a full 22-yard pitch (20.12 m, 66 ft), a ball that takes half a second is travelling at about 145 km/h (90 mph).
Use the 66 ft preset for hard-ball cricket and 58 ft for tennis-ball and tape-ball cricket, or type the exact length of your pitch. Filming in slow motion gives you more frames to choose from, so the reading is more precise.
Yes. CricSpeedo is free to download and use on Google Play. It is supported by ads, and you can watch an optional ad to skip the ad on a speed result.
CricSpeedo is available for Android phones running Android 7.0 or later.
You record or upload a clip of up to 6 seconds. CricSpeedo splits it into frames, you mark the frame where the ball is released and the frame where it reaches the batter, and the app divides the pitch distance by the time between those two frames.
Accuracy depends mostly on your phone’s frame rate and the frames you pick. Slow-motion video gives more frames and a more precise reading. Because CricSpeedo measures the average speed over the pitch, it can read lower than a TV speed gun, which records the speed at release.
Yes. Choose the 58 ft tennis-ball pitch or the 66 ft hard-ball pitch, or type the exact length of your pitch in feet.
Your clip is uploaded only to measure the speed and is deleted automatically after the calculation. Your results stay on your phone. The privacy policy has the details.