At 110KMPS, we believe great products are not just built to be used — they are built to be felt. They should create a point of view, shape a richer experience, and give audiences a reason to come back again and again.
That belief comes alive in ExtraSlip, our first major product release and our dedicated cricket platform.
ExtraSlip is being built as a modern cricket experience for fans who want more than just surface-level updates. It is designed for people who follow the game deeply, respond to momentum shifts instantly, care about player form, love meaningful stats, and enjoy sharing opinions with others who see the sport with the same intensity.
This is not just a platform about scores. It is about context, conversation, intelligence, and culture — all in one place.
A Cricket Product Built Around Match Intelligence
At the heart of ExtraSlip is a simple ambition: to make following cricket more immersive, insightful, and engaging across every device.
Whether a user is checking in during a live match, browsing on mobile, reading on desktop, or jumping into a discussion with other fans, ExtraSlip is being designed to feel fast, intuitive, and rewarding.
One of its defining pillars is match intelligence.
We are building systems that go beyond the obvious and help users understand what is happening inside the game as it unfolds. That includes richer context around momentum, performances, and phases of play — helping fans not only follow the match, but interpret it in a smarter way.
ExtraSlip aims to make the cricket experience more alive, more layered, and more interactive for users who want to stay close to every moment.
Community, Conversation, and Shared Perspective
Cricket has always been bigger than numbers. It is also emotion, debate, memory, and identity.
That is why ExtraSlip is being shaped not only as a content platform, but also as a space where fans can interact with each other and express their views around the performances of their favourite players and teams.
Users will be able to engage during live matches, react to key moments, and participate in cricket communities built around shared interest and perspective. The goal is to bring fans closer to the game — and closer to one another.
We want ExtraSlip to feel like a place where cricket is not only consumed, but also discussed, interpreted, and experienced together.
A Deeper Statistical Layer
ExtraSlip is also being built for the fans who love depth.
We are working on powerful statistical features that add a fresh dimension to cricket coverage. These include tools such as match momentum indicators, form ratings, and a broader cricket ratings system inspired by the kind of overall-player scoring language sports fans instantly understand — similar in spirit to how OVR ratings are recognised in titles like EAFC.
The aim is not to turn cricket into abstraction, but to make performance easier to read, compare, and appreciate.
ExtraSlip will also surface player profiles in more meaningful ways, including insights into strengths, tendencies, and performance patterns, helping users build a more nuanced understanding of the players they follow.
Editorial That Feels Richer, Smarter, and More Useful
Alongside platform features, ExtraSlip will feature a strong editorial layer.
We are developing original editorial pieces enriched with meaningful stats and context, including previews, analysis-led features, player-focused pieces, and match coverage that carries more than just opinion. We want the writing to feel informed, sharp, and useful — especially for audiences who enjoy substance alongside storytelling.
This editorial direction is a major part of the product vision. ExtraSlip is not only about presenting information; it is about presenting it with clarity, intelligence, and character.
Building Original Cricket Series and Digital Comics
ExtraSlip is also expanding beyond traditional publishing.
We are working on original cricket series designed around seasons and episodes, opening up a new storytelling format inside the cricket space. These series are intended to bring together entertainment, insight, and original voice in ways that feel distinct from standard sports coverage.
In addition, we are building toward digital comics features, bringing another layer of creative storytelling into the ecosystem.
Some of these storytelling initiatives will be developed in association with Fifth Canvas, allowing us to explore cricket through richer, more imaginative formats while keeping the voice and audience experience at the centre.
This is a long-term creative direction we are especially excited about — one that connects product, publishing, and original storytelling in a single vision.
AI Features That Add Utility
ExtraSlip will also include practical AI-powered features built to make the experience more useful.
Users will be able to use AI to summarise articles, helping them quickly understand long-form stories, and to access historical statistical context in a more conversational and accessible way.
The goal here is straightforward: make intelligence easier to access.
We want AI inside ExtraSlip to feel helpful, lightweight, and relevant to the way fans actually consume information — not as a gimmick, but as a meaningful enhancement to the product experience.
The Beginning of a Larger Vision
ExtraSlip is our first product, but it represents something larger than a launch.
It reflects how we think about building digital experiences: with depth, identity, and long-term intent. It combines content, community, data, interaction, and storytelling in a way that feels true to both the game and the modern audience around it.
Cricket deserves products that respect both its complexity and its culture. ExtraSlip is our step in that direction.
We are building it for fans who care about more than the headline. For readers who want better context. For communities that want to discuss the game in real time. For audiences who enjoy stats, stories, and original formats in the same ecosystem.
This is only the beginning, and we’re excited about what comes next.
ExtraSlip is coming soon.