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View analysis & feed

Once your deliveries are uploaded and reviewed, you can open the session in the app to watch each delivery with on-video analysis, read your session KPIs, share to the feed, and manage your profile.

Open the Sessions tab to see your recorded sessions, listed by date. Tap a session to open it. Each session has two tabs:

  • Gallery — every detected delivery as its own clip.
  • Report — the KPIs for the whole session (see Session report).
Session Gallery tab in the Matcha app: a Bowling session header reading 12 Deliveries, with a grid of numbered delivery clips, each showing a thumbnail and the time it was bowled.

The Gallery header shows the number of deliveries and whether the session was tagged Batting or Bowling. Each clip is numbered (#1, #2, …) with the time it was bowled. Tap any clip to open the delivery analysis.

Tapping a delivery opens the analysis player. The clip plays with analysis drawn straight onto the video, and the buttons down the right-hand side switch between analysis layers. The header shows which delivery you’re on (for example, Delivery 1 · 1/12).

Batting analysis layer: the batter is highlighted on the pitch with labels reading Shot Type Defenses and Balance Balanced.
Batting Shot played and body position — for example, Shot Type: Defenses and Balance: Balanced.
Bowling analysis layer: a skeleton pose is drawn over the bowler at release, with labels reading Ball Height 2.09 m and Arm Neck Angle 77.6 degrees.
Bowling Release pose with biomechanics — for example, Ball Height: 2.09 m and Arm-Neck Angle: 77.6°.
Ball tracking layer: the ball's path and pitch zones are drawn on the pitch, with labels for Speed 52.1 KM/H, Deviation 0.76 degrees, Swing 0.17 degrees, Ball Line Outside Off, and Ball Length Full.
Ball tracking Speed, swing & deviation plus line and length — for example, 52.1 km/h, Line: Outside Off, Length: Full.

Use the buttons on the right to toggle each layer on or off — the batting, bowling, and ball-tracking overlays above, plus a stats view for the delivery and a pitch-zone grid. Swipe to move between deliveries in the session.

The Report tab summarises the whole session, not just one ball. It opens on Summary Statistics and expands into visual breakdowns.

Summary Statistics card in the Report tab showing Min, Max and Average for Ball Speed (km/hr), Ball Height (m) and Arm Neck Angle (deg).
Summary statistics Min, max and average for each KPI across the session — Ball Speed, Ball Height and Arm-Neck Angle.
Beehives section showing a side-on view of a bowler at release with a marked Average Release Height of 2.02 m against a 1M to 3M scale.
Beehives Where the ball was released and passed — including your average release height against a height scale.
PitchMap section showing where deliveries pitched on the wicket, with length bands Full Toss, Yorker, Full, Good and Short, distance markers from 2M to 8M, and an 80 percent / 20 percent distribution.
PitchMap Where your deliveries pitched — length bands from Yorker and Full through Good to Short, with the distribution across them.
  • The Home tab is a social feed — posts, comments, and likes.
  • The Network tab lets you find and follow other players and coaches.
  • You can create your own posts to share clips and updates.

Your profile shows your details and cricketing activity. You can edit your profile information from the profile/settings area.

A player profile in the Matcha app: name and All-rounder role, a short bio, Posts / Followers / Following counts, Follow and Say Hello buttons, a Cricket Skills section listing batting and bowling style, and a Basic Info section.

A profile includes:

  • Posts, Followers and Following counts, with Follow / Unfollow and Say Hello actions when you view someone else.
  • Cricket Skills — batting and bowling style (for example, Batting: Right, Top Order and Bowling: Right, Medium).
  • Basic Info — such as languages known and gender. Tap View Full Profile for the complete details.