Cricket is a game with a lot of numbers and statistics. It can be difficult to tell how well a team or player is really doing just by looking at the final score. This project is a computer program that uses an algorithm to study these numbers and give a clearer picture of performance.
- The Data: The system collects data from cricket matches, such as how many runs someone scored or how many players they got out.
- The Three Factors: The algorithm looks at three main areas:
- Batting: How well players hit the ball to score points.
- Bowling: How well players throw the ball to prevent points.
- Fielding: How well players catch or stop the ball.
- The Score: By looking at all three factors, the algorithm gives a single "score" that represents how well a team or player performed.
- The Goal: The goal is to help understand which parts of a team are strong and which parts need to get better.
- Data Scraping: Automatically collects match data from the internet.
- Performance Calculation: Uses a specific mathematical formula to measure player and team value.
- Replacement Analysis: Helps predict what would happen if a player is replaced by someone else.
This project was created for research into team performance metrics.