While the T20 Cricket World Cup maybe offering a vision of cricket's future in the U.S. and Caribbean, engineers have recreated a wooden bowling machine originally built more than 100 years ago.

BANGOR, GWYNEDD, WALES, UK / ACCESSWIRE / August 30, 2019 / Innovative machine learning may seem light years away from first class test cricket, but it was the introduction of machine learning ...

The innovative video bowling machine is a fun way for people of all ... they were all thought up to get more youngsters into cricket. Trying to bring through a new generation of cricketing stars ...

PA Media Radar tests showed the machine could bowl at about a rate of 33mph (53km/h) Opening batswoman for the university's women's cricket team, Alice Bebb, 23, tested the machine. She said ...

The dream of playing for England in the Ashes is what cricket is all about ... ProBatter is a bowling machine derived from baseball that matches video footage of the bowler to the actual ball ...