Robbie

A challenging totally set for Notts by the Falcons, who finish on 198 for 6 from their 20 overs.

I think that AI will be used more and more in all sports to assist coaches in getting the best out individuals and teams. I also believe that AI will be used to assist and eventually replace on field officials when making decisions during a match. VAR will become completely controlled by AI when it is able, in the meantime, it could already be programmed to check for goal line decisions & off sides. As far as having Robots on the field of play, I am sure we shall see them replace Referees & Assistant Referees and programmed in a way that we won't be seeing any Refereeing mistakes again. Well, you would have thought that, but clubs, Managers, & fans never agree on Ref's decisions anyway so the moaning and groaning will continue. That is the essence of our game anyway that makes football unique. As far as Robot players are concerned, I wouldn't like to see that happen, 22 perfect players on the field at the same level of skill, fitness & longevity wouldn't be an exciting spectacle. Then you would get those who would make the accusation that some Robots were not programmed perfectly but programmed to be ineffectual. Robot goalkeepers would be so perfect that a goal couldn't be scored. I think Robot players no matter how advanced they were wouldn't work as a spectacle. Humans, with all they frailties, will always be much more entertaining to watch.

Notts have won the toss and have elected to field. Nothing less than a win tonight will lift supporters spirits. Notts team for tonight below ????

For Notts's 4th Match of the 20/20 season they make a visit to Derby tonight to play Derbyshire Falcons, 7 pm start.

AI is already being used to help with football tactics and I am sure it will grow to include to help with other aspects of the game in the future. https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/68617854.amp

@Wheelbarrow repair man There are quite a few sources on the web that describe the Reedtz brothers of heading a Danish consortium, the Nottingham Post, The Guardian, & Sky sports news being three sources. Sky say they are part of a Danish Consortium but they don't elaborate how the consortium is made up.