https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/4WUFX

doi no.: 05-2016-44975451, DOI Link :: https://doi-ds.org/doilink/06.2021-36526739/IJPESAS/V11/I2/A18

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1. Jagan Institute of Management Studies Rohini Sector 5 Delhi-110085 India, gaurb1001@gmail.com

Cricket is a game of uncertainties. Love for the game of cricket is increasing day by day. In a country like India, it is more of an emotion. Some players are also considered as god. It’s a game that is played between 2 teams of 11 players each into 3 different formats namely Test cricket —the purest form of the game and is also the longest format in all, and it is also this sport’s biggest standard. A four innings match, which can last up to 5 days. It is generally referred as the testing of a team’s Endurance and agility. One day match -It is a form of limited over match, in which both teams have a quota of 50 avers, team which scores the greatest number of runs wins the match (used to be 60 previously)with the game ending within a day If not obstructed by any environmental issues. T20 match -Twenty20 is the shortest form of the game usually completed within 4 hours. Both teams have a quota of 20 avers to score most numbers of runs to win the match.  This paper focuses on finding a solution for cricket team prediction while analyzing team’s data as per the conditions of the match that are home/away match, venues and toss decision. It relies on quantitative approach.

Key words: Cricket,  prediction, Players, Match, Quantitative approach.

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