“These reports are an incredible tool for players looking to gain data-driven insights into their technical and tactical patterns of play - it’s a game changer for coaches!”
— Olivia Weaver HWR #6
"Cross Court Analytics add a new perspective to how I think about the game and how I prepare my game-plans for matches. When just watching film, it’s often difficult to notice the little details and analysis that Cross Court provides. By understanding the numbers behind my performances - as well as my opponents’ - I can come up with plans that will give me the highest chances of success."
— Aly Abou Eleinen HWR #14
"Sometimes it’s hard to notice things when just watching film, so to have the actual data analytics and stats in front of you is a huge asset for one’s individual game and for studying opponents. As a huge data nerd, I love utilising Cross Court Analytics and see the break down of matches”
— Amanda Sobhy HWR #3
"Cross Court Analytics are the best available tool today in terms of access to data for match preparation and game development. I am very excited to use Cross Court to further develop my game and move up the ranks."
— Victor Crouin HWR #7
About Us
Squash is played on the court, not on a computer screen. But an understanding of the numbers behind a performance can be used to improve chances of success.
We collect 10,000 data points per match to give you a clearer picture of shot location, shot type, rally patterns, rally lengths, winners and errors.
At Cross Court, we tailor informed and specific feedback to your needs, handing you the advantage over your opponent before even stepping on court.
Our Partnerships
Cross Court Analytics have partnered with professional Squash players and organisations to provide our data analysis at the highest level in the sport
Testimonials
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David Campion, England Squash
“Working with Cross Court Analytics has given us the tools to drill down into how our players win or lose their rallies. The range of data they collect is phenomenal. Having all the stats to augment what we see (or often don’t always see!) is extremely valuable to a player’s development.”
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Renan Lavigne, French Squash Federation
“It’s great to be working with Cross Court. Their open-minded vision with room for constant feedback is much appreciated. They are always looking for improvement to their service based on what best fits us in terms of data. We’re constantly seeking an edge for our top players. Their numbers allow us to prepare for upcoming matches with greater precision than ever before.“
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Olivia Weaver
“These reports are an incredible tool for players looking to gain data-driven insights into their technical and tactical patterns of play - it’s a game changer for coaches!”
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Aly Abou Eleinen
"Cross Court Analytics add a new perspective to how I think about the game and how I prepare my game-plans for matches. When just watching film, it’s often difficult to notice the little details and analysis that Cross Court provides. By understanding the numbers behind my performances - as well as my opponents’ - I can come up with plans that will give me the highest chances of success."
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Amanda Sobhy
"Sometimes it’s hard to notice things when just watching film, so to have the actual data analytics and stats in front of you is a huge asset for one’s individual game and for studying opponents. As a huge data nerd, I love utilising Cross Court Analytics and see the break down of matches"
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Johnny Williams, SquashTV
“These stats are what I’ve been screaming for!
The 3 most important things in Squash analytics: data, data, data!!! Like location is to real estate!”
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Camron Malik, Team Malik
“Working with Cross Court allows us to get ahead when we’re reviewing matches and thinking about game-plans.”
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Victor Crouin
“Cross Court Analytics are the best available tool today in terms of access to data for match preparation and game development. I am very excited to use Cross Court to further develop my game and move up the ranks.”
Match Reports
How many backhand errors did I make?
Did I hit cross court too often?
What did my opponent do differently in Game 4?
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