APRIL 8, 2025

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Spider cam’s angles

Spider Cam delivers dynamic aerial shots, bringing fans closer to the action with never-before-seen angles during live broadcasts.

Robot dog of IPL 2025

IPL 2025 introduces a robotic dog to its broadcast crew - capturing dynamic POV shots, filming practice sessions, and engaging with players on and off the field.

Inside IPL's high-tech control room

From a lot of cameras to real-time analytics and ultra-HD feeds, the IPL control room manages every angle, replay, and stat you see on screen - live and seamless.

Electra Stumps

Electra stumps are stumps with an integrated LED system. They were first implemented in Australia's Big Bash League (BBL) and they worth upto ₹45 lacs.

AR stats in broadcasts

Augmented Reality (AR) overlays player stats, predictive analysis, and match insights on live broadcasts, making the IPL experience more engaging.

Wearable tech for players

Images : https://www.whoop.com Fitness trackers monitor player health, biomechanics, and workload, helping optimise training, recovery, and on-field performance.

VR brings fans closer to action

VR technology offers 360-degree stadium views and real-time match action, giving fans a great IPL experience from anywhere in the world.

Smarter no-ball and wide decisions

BCCI introduces advanced ball-tracking tech to improve no-ball and wide calls. The system analyses batter stance for more accurate umpiring.

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