V.Jayadevan devised the Jayadevan system better known as VJD System for calculating target scores in interrupted One Day and Twenty Twenty Cricket matches.
Jayadevan reveals the inner plays and points out the flows of the very decision of the ICC Cricket Committee itself. He criticizes the lack of interest shown by BCCI in this regard and reveals what has influenced the BCCI for going back from its decision in 2010 December to use VJD method in IPL matches. This interview showers bright light into the dark realities of the present set up of the cricket world. This interview is uploaded in three parts.
Recently ICC compared the VJD method and Duckworth Lewis methods. A review was conducted and while taking final decision the ICC Cricket Committee expressed its complete satisfaction with the thoroughness and independence of the review comparing the two methods and the Committee unanimously agreed that there was no evidence of any significant flaws in the D/L method nor did the committee believe that any improvements could be offered by the VJD method.
Jayadevan reveals the inner plays and points out the flows of the very decision of the ICC Cricket Committee itself. He criticizes the lack of interest shown by BCCI in this regard and reveals what has influenced the BCCI for going back from its decision in 2010 December to use VJD method in IPL matches. This interview showers bright light into the dark realities of the present set up of the cricket world. This interview is uploaded in three parts.
Recently ICC compared the VJD method and Duckworth Lewis methods. A review was conducted and while taking final decision the ICC Cricket Committee expressed its complete satisfaction with the thoroughness and independence of the review comparing the two methods and the Committee unanimously agreed that there was no evidence of any significant flaws in the D/L method nor did the committee believe that any improvements could be offered by the VJD method.
