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AI technology to be utilized in selecting England’s Three Lions squad for Ashes 2024

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The England Cricket Team is set to revolutionize their squad selection process for the upcoming Ashes 2024 series by incorporating Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. The English Cricket Board (ECB) will utilize advanced camera technology and AI algorithms to analyze player data and make informed decisions on team selection.

Performance analyst Stafford Murray will spearhead this innovative approach, using a £500,000-a-year camera technology to identify the ideal squad members who can excel in the challenging Australian conditions during the Ashes 2024 series. This cutting-edge method aims to optimize player selection and enhance the team’s performance on the field.

This modern selection method is not new to England, as they previously introduced innovative techniques during their tour of India. By leveraging the iHawk system, which includes a camera attached to the umpire’s chest to track bowlers’ speed, release points, and trajectories, England has been able to make data-driven decisions in their domestic circuit.

Stafford Murray emphasized the significance of this project, stating, “It’s a massive project we’ve just started, on what it will take to win the Ashes. We’ll synthesize all that into a ‘what it takes to win’ model and then we’ll work back from that – what do we need, what type of player do we need, and then we can start delving into selection from there.”

With a forward-thinking and iterative approach, England aims to select their squad with the Ashes in mind, focusing on long-term goals and strategic planning. This bold initiative showcases England’s commitment to embracing technology and data analytics to enhance their performance and competitiveness in international cricket.

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