Thanks for taking out the time to do a video. Appreciate it.
Here is a little observation I made, would be nice if you can shed some light on it.
In DBC 17, the batting aid - circle around the ball which conveyed the line/length - conveys the final line of the ball, after it has moved in the air or/and off the pitch. From what I could gather from your video, it is now related to the line chosen by the bowler without the seam/swing movement factored in. Is that correct or am I just over thinking this?
E.g.:
1) 5.2 - to me it looked like it pitched and then seamed in but the circle conveyed its good 3~4 stumps outside the off stump. Is that an intentional design change?
2) 3.5 - though the circle conveyed a 4th stump line, was it because of the angle or the seam movement that the ball finished good 2 feet outside the off stump?
Again, not nitpicking, having played DBC17 day in and day out, watching that marker is something that has become a reflex and hence the question.
