From Ball Tracking To Bet Slips: The Digital Journey Of Australian Open Data

A tennis point looks simple when you watch it live. Serve, return, rally, winner, error. Then the next point starts. But behind that quick exchange, modern tennis is producing a constant stream of data. At the Australian Open, every serve, bounce, line call and point score can become part of a larger tech system that helps fans understand the match in real time. That matters because tennis moves differently from many other sports. A football match can drift for ten minutes without much changing on the scoreboard. In tennis, one double fault, one break point or one medical timeout can

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Edited by James Harkin

Produced by Leying Lee

Team includes Tara Dorrell, Joe Mayo and Ethan Ruparelia