For sports rightsholders & broadcasters
Every wicket, every six,
every goal — searchable.
Cricket boards, football leagues and broadcasters turn decades of match footage into a searchable archive. Ask in plain language. Get the exact 12-second clip with timestamp and citation.
Your archive is the most valuable asset you can't use.
Forty years of match tape, thousands of hours of commentary in Hindi, English, Tamil, Bengali and regional languages — all locked inside opaque files. Every "find me that six against England in the final over" turns into a half-day of scrubbing. Deepgrip makes the whole archive answer questions in seconds.
- Search every commentary line, every player mention, every venue, every format
- Auto-generate match recaps in the language you ship for that market
- Build highlight reels by player, season, opposition or tournament
- Deliver multilingual subtitles for international broadcast
- Find and package clips from the back catalogue for licensing and syndication
- Find the moments for a highlight reel by searching, not scrubbing
Ask in plain language. Get the exact moment.
Type a query — "every yorker in the death overs", "every six in the 2011 World Cup final", "every red card shown in the second half" — and Deepgrip returns the timestamped clips with surrounding commentary, in any language you support.
Natural-language query in English and 23 Indian languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Bengali and Marathi
Speaker labels for commentators
Entity-aware index — players, teams, venues, formats, tournaments
One query searches the whole archive
Semantic match search
Example
A match recap from the key moments, not a half-day edit
Deepgrip identifies high-salience moments — wickets, sixes, milestone runs, named entities, audio cues — and assembles a structured recap. Produce the recap in other languages, and hand it to a human editor for final polish if you want.
Salience detection across audio + commentary entities
Recap captions in 23 Indian languages and English
Choose the length of the recap
Export as MP4, with subtitles as SRT or VTT
Auto-recap
Example
Find and package clips from the back catalogue
A searchable archive is a sellable archive. A rights team can find every goal from a season in minutes, package the clips and trace each one back to its match and timestamp. Rights, pricing and sales stay with your team.
Search and answers across the whole catalogue
Compilations built from the moments you select
Source match and timestamp kept on every clip
Role-based access and audit logs
Archive monetisation
Example
23
Indian languages plus English
Timestamped
Every answer cites its source moment
NAS · LTO · MAM
Where match footage is indexed from
Cloud or on-prem
Where Deepgrip runs
Common questions
Can Deepgrip search Hindi cricket commentary?+
Yes. Deepgrip transcribes Hindi commentary with code-mixed handling for Hinglish and regional accents, then makes every line semantically searchable. You can ask "find every six in the 2011 World Cup final" and get timestamped clips with citations.
How does Deepgrip generate match recaps automatically?+
Deepgrip identifies high-salience moments — wickets, sixes, milestone runs, named entities — using an entity index combined with audio cues. The recap is assembled with captions in Indian languages and English.
Does Deepgrip help us license clips from our archive?+
It helps you find and package them. Deepgrip searches the archive, builds compilations and keeps every clip linked to its source match and timestamp. Licensing terms, pricing and sales stay with your team, and Deepgrip does not run a licensing portal.
Which sports does Deepgrip support?+
Any sport with commentary. Cricket, football, kabaddi, hockey, kho-kho, basketball, F1, tennis. Entity types (players, teams, formats, tournaments) are configured per archive.
Can highlight reels be in multiple languages from the same source?+
Yes. The translation pipeline operates at the segment level, aligned to the timeline, so a single source produces highlight reels in 23 Indian languages and English without re-editing.
Does Deepgrip work on live sports?+
No. It works on recorded archives, such as years of match footage.
Can I search by describing what is on screen?+
Yes. Visual search reads the frames, so a shot is found even when nobody mentions it. You can also drop in a photo.
Ready to make your sports archive answer questions?
Pilot Deepgrip on a single tournament or season. Index, search, recap, ship — all in one engagement. Custom infrastructure for rightsholders with multi-decade catalogues.