Given the on-going controversy of "chucking" in cricket (bowling with a bent arm) and the interpretation of the rules; does this technology offer the ability to finally rid the game of it?
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Friday, 23 August 2013
Question of the day: Is this the end of chucking?
New Scientist magazine recently reported on an arm-brace that can tell whether a basketballer is shooting correctly. This brace uses pre-defined biometrics such as arm and wrist position and the execution of the shot to determine how well the shooter is executing the action.
Given the on-going controversy of "chucking" in cricket (bowling with a bent arm) and the interpretation of the rules; does this technology offer the ability to finally rid the game of it?
Given the on-going controversy of "chucking" in cricket (bowling with a bent arm) and the interpretation of the rules; does this technology offer the ability to finally rid the game of it?
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