Virtual Eye News

Two Cricket Operation teams brought our technology to two different countries during November, with Australia hosting Pakistan, and New Zealand hosting England. Simultaneous T20 matches took place on either side of the Tasman, with our teams hard at work in Christchurch and Melbourne on the first of the month, followed by Wellington and Sydney, Nelson and Canberra, then Napier and Perth before the final T20 for the month in Auckland on November 10th.

Simultaneous Test matches began on the 21st of the month, with one Operator team in Brisbane for the First Test between Australia and Pakistan, and the other in Mount Maunganui for the First Test between New Zealand and England. November ended with both teams busy covering the Second Test in their respective Series, one in Adelaide and the other in Hamilton, while Virtual Eye Sailing covered the 49er World Championships in Auckland. Virtual Eye Golf covered the Turkish Airlines Open in Antalya, the Nedbank Challenge in Sun City and the DP World Tour Championships in Dubai.

Virtual Eye was at the Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 again this year, supplying qualifying reports, fly-ins and track guides for broadcaster Fox Sports. At the same time as the racing, our Cricket operators were testing out our hardware and software at the Sheffield Shield matches between Queensland and New South Wales in Brisbane, and Virtual Eye Golf was delivering our tracking and graphics at the Houston Open (having started the month at the Shriners Hospital for Children's Open in Las Vegas). On the European Tour, Virtual Eye Golf covered the Open de Espana, the Italian Open, the Open de France, the Portugal Masters and the WGC-HSBC Champions. Virtual Eye Cricket was in full swing by month's end, having also covered the first and second T20 matches between Australia and Sri Lanka in Adelaide and Brisbane.