The present research aimed to study the visual memory and visual pursuit of three different sports such as cricket, badminton and basketball among male and female athletes with the help of the vienna test system. Sixty subjects, 30 male and 30 female (N= 10 in each category) were randomly selected for the study. MANOVA was applied at 0.05 level of significance. There was no significant difference between males and females when considered jointly on the variables visual pursuit and visual memory ( Wilks`s L =.970, F(2,53)= .809, p= .451, partial c = .030 ).There was no significant difference between various sports (i.e., cricket, badminton and basketball) when considered jointly on the variables visual pursuit and visual memory ( Wilks`s L =.919, F(4,106)= 1.147, p= .338, partial c = .041).The interaction effect was also found to be non-significant between gender and sports (Wilks`s L =.969, F(4,106)= .423, p= .792, partial c = .016 ). The result may be attributed to the level of participation and a novel attempt by the subjects as the sports involved have their own unique nature. The athletes reported their experience as unique as they were involved in this kind of test for the first time and wanted it to be a mode for training.
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