Build the playing brief
Tell us the player's height, current bat, batting role, grip, common pitches, scoring areas, budget and buying timescale.
How it works
Rules for consistency.
A human for judgment.
BatFit does not ask an AI to pretend it is a cricket bat fitter. The calculation is explainable, the reviewer can change it, and the player sees the reasons.
Start my free fittingAdd footage if it helps
Upload any existing match or net clip. We grade whether it supports the fitting. We do not grade the player's technique, and footage is not required.
A cricketer reviews the rules draft
A deterministic engine supplies a starting specification. Phil checks its reasons, caveats and any usable footage before approving the final Bat Passport.
Match specific stock—or say no match
Available bats must pass size and budget gates before scoring. You see each compromise. A retailer receives contact details only if you choose a specific bat and consent.
The matching rules
What keeps the result honest.
- Hard gates firstWrong size, unavailable or over budget means no match.
- Measurements over marketingTrue weight, balance, pickup, profile and handle belong to each physical bat.
- No paid rankingA retailer cannot pay to move a poor match above a better one.
- No forced lead“No honest stock match” is a valid and useful answer.