What technology do you use to help your cricket? Let's open up a discussion today, because I'm interested in hearing about the PitchVision reader's experience.

So leave a comment and let me know. Do you keep your phone around when you train? Do you put all screens aside when it's cricket time? Do you keep spreadsheets on your laptop? Are you a tablet user, and how do you use it?

As you know, I'm at the "geek" end of coaching. I always have my phone at training for notes and videos. I have my laptop to run PitchVision; both ball tracking and video analysis. At games I take an iPad to log match information for analysis, and a camera for recording matches. I gave up carrying a pen and paper at all about a year ago, although we do still often use whiteboards for quick things at nets. Other than that, if it has a chip, I can find a use for it at training or games.

I know I take it to the max, but I'm an experimenter and technology evangelist for cricket. I'll try things others wouldn't because it's my job to get the edge.

But how about you?

What tech have you added to your training, coaching and playing? Leave a comment, even if the answer is "nothing"!