Thanks for the comment, SangHarsh. I’m not too familiar with the intricate details of Cricket. Is your question which pitcher can last longer in a single game or a career?
@@SimpleSabermetrics No. I mean which ball is more durable if like a cricket ball is used for the entirety of a match. And which of the ball design is more useful for curving, spinning, swinging, etc. I am developing a bat and ball game, so if you could help me I would really appreciate it.
This is a great question - I’ll be covering this exact topic in this weeks video. Check it out tomorrow and let me know if you have any other questions.
This is something I’ve tried to do a few times but haven’t been able to sustain. I’ll definitely keep this in mind as the channel continues to grow. Thanks for the comment!
Good catch - the release point information is listed in FEET but the break information should be listed in INCHES as it is on the app. Trackman does spit out this information in feet so that must’ve been my confusion when I made this. Thanks for the comment!
Awesome video Jake!
Thanks guys! The Rapsodo videos have been some of my favorite to make - I appreciate your support.
It was worth waiting a couple extra hours for this one!!!
Thanks, Bo! Always hot on that first comment!
The beste chanel for watching and learn about tecnology
Thanks Williams! Glad you enjoy the content 👍🏻
Great information and easy understand!!!
I love this video. Thank you for creating quality contents. It helps me understand stuff about Driveline. Merry Christmas.
Thanks for the comment, Jongmin! Hope you had a Merry Christmas as well!
Amazing stuff Jake! These videos are incredible.
Thanks for the nice comment, Michael! I appreciate you watching - glad you enjoy the content.
which ball is more pitcher/bowler friendly Base ball or Cricket ball and which one can last longer
Thanks for the comment, SangHarsh. I’m not too familiar with the intricate details of Cricket.
Is your question which pitcher can last longer in a single game or a career?
@@SimpleSabermetrics No. I mean which ball is more durable if like a cricket ball is used for the entirety of a match. And which of the ball design is more useful for curving, spinning, swinging, etc. I am developing a bat and ball game, so if you could help me I would really appreciate it.
Hey Jake, what software do you use to create the graphics in your videos here?
The whiteboard animation software I use is VideoScribe - let me know if you have any other questions about it!
@@SimpleSabermetrics I appreciate it a ton!
Hey man, how do you present your data to your players? Did you build a shiny app as a dashboard?
This is a great question - I’ll be covering this exact topic in this weeks video. Check it out tomorrow and let me know if you have any other questions.
have you include the answer? i counldnt see it anywhere
I would like your video to put the translation in Spanish or if you can make one in Spanish
This is something I’ve tried to do a few times but haven’t been able to sustain. I’ll definitely keep this in mind as the channel continues to grow. Thanks for the comment!
Anyone else read the graphics as FEET [ ' ] not inches [ " ]?
Good catch - the release point information is listed in FEET but the break information should be listed in INCHES as it is on the app.
Trackman does spit out this information in feet so that must’ve been my confusion when I made this. Thanks for the comment!