I don't recall anything in the Wal v Ire game, but either (or both) of the the other two games included some numbers on how far a kick went and hang time on a couple of box kicks, but the commentators didn't mention it. Of course, I'm assuming this data came from the smart ball versus more traditional means of measurement.I watched all 3 games this weekend and didn’t hear any mention of it.
It would be nice to pair it with the electronic advertising hoardings to mark the place
You're serious aren't you?
Why not ? Might be quite good fun when they are playing kick ping pong
unrelated, but they could really use the smartball to update this 11yr old video that plenty of TV pundits have still not watched.Why not ? Might be quite good fun when they are playing kick ping pong
On the other hand might cause a commotion as it would illustrate so clearly that a ball passed backward often travels forward over the ground
I wish they would switch off all animated advertising during the game, I find it a distraction -but then that is what it is designed for.Why not ? Might be quite good fun when they are playing kick ping pong
On the other hand might cause a commotion as it would illustrate so clearly that a ball passed backward often travels forward over the ground
And making sure the same ball is used!
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All we need to do now is link the ball with those annoying animated advertising hoardings around the pitch and have them show the mark of touch.Smart ball to transform U20s Championship refereeing in five areas
World Rugby is set to conduct the world's first trial of smart ball technology in a live match officiating capacity at the World Rugby U20.