Innovative PitchVision cricket technology is the secret behind Natwest Cricket's Pro Bowling game touring the UK at One Day Internationals this summer. The game not only scores each ball according to pace, line and length it also allows you to see how your deliveries compare to others and how Michael Vaughan would have played them.

Everyone gets three balls to bowl. The PitchVision sensor mats feed the results back to a computer that displays your score immediately on the screen.

Then when you get home just log in to the NatWest Pro Bowling website and see exactly how Michael Vaughan would have played your deliveries.

It's like bowling to the great man himself. He will punish the bad balls but don't worry, he also respects decent deliveries.

This was made possible by PitchVision filming Michael batting against a huge range of deliveries at different speeds, lines and lengths. In other words, Michael has already faced your ball before you have bowled it, so when you enter your code into the NatWest Cricket Hub website the software does the rest.

Project Manager at miSport Chris Thomas said “PitchVision technology is allowing NatWest to take Pro Bowling to the next level. We can now instantly measure and feedback pace, line and length as well as allow people to bowl to a virtual Michael Vaughan through the NatWest Cricket Hub website.”

“In providing the technology for Pro Bowling, PitchVision is proving that is an invaluable tool for cricket at every level. Just think, the next great English fast bowler could be discovered with the help of PitchVision's ball tracking!”

Pro Bowling will be at every NatWest series match in the 2010 summer. Come and have a go if you think you can do well!

Michael Vaughan gives your delivery the respect it deserves on the NatWest Cricket Hub