Cricket Performance Intelligence

Your batting,
unlocked.

Every game you've played has left behind clues. Untapped reads your scorecards ball by ball and reveals the patterns behind your batting — how you score, where pressure shifts your game, and which professional your style most resembles.

Free to start. Opening for the 2026 season.

You bat like
Ishan Kishan
88%
Style match
Acceleration Scoring Finishing Boundaries Early Intent
You Ishan Kishan
A style fingerprint, not a quality rating.
How it works

From scorecards to signal, in minutes.

1

Paste your link

Paste your CricClubs profile link. No forms, no manual entry — just the games you've already played.

2

We read your innings

Untapped scans your scorecards ball by ball, pulling out the patterns that usually stay hidden.

3

Meet your profile

See your five batting traits, pressure patterns, matchup reads, and closest professional comparison.

Not generic advice. Not guesswork.
Your matches. Your patterns. Your next edge.

Every batter gets told to understand their game. This is how you actually see it.

What you'll discover

Batting intelligence, not another stats dashboard.

Basic numbers tell you what happened. Untapped shows you the patterns underneath — and the next edge worth exploring.

Trait 01

Scoring Identity

How your runs are built — your tempo, scoring habits, and natural rhythm.

Trait 02

Pressure Response

What happens to your game the moment the situation tightens.

Trait 03

Dismissal Patterns

The deliveries, phases, and moments where your dismissals keep repeating.

Trait 04

Partnership Impact

Who brings out your best rhythm — and how your scoring changes with different partners.

Trait 05

Match Impact

How your strongest innings connect to winning cricket.

The reveal

Your Pro Comparison

The professional whose batting fingerprint most resembles yours — matched from your own real innings.

Start the season with a clearer read on your game.

Be among the first players to build their Untapped profile for 2026.

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