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Duckworth-Lewis method
Mon, August 14 2017
An Eleven of Scientists: A terrific pace attack
Composing one from the cricketers sharing last names with famous scientists, Arunabha Sengupta stumbles across a magnificent fast bowling unit.
Fri, May 19 2017
T20 cricket and Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method: Stephen Fleming expresses concern
Rising Pune Supergiant (RPS) coach Stephen Fleming has stated concerns over evaluation of target for the rain-affected T20 matches.
Sun, May 15 2016
IPL 2016: Duckworth-Lewis is rubbish, says Stephen Fleming
RPS coach Stephen Fleming termed the ICC approved rule for rain-truncated games as "rubbish".
Mon, May 04 2015
Nonsense pandered in the name of cricket analysis
It is unfortunate that the field of cricketing statistics is mostly dominated by amateurs.
Fri, February 13 2015
ICC Cricket World Cup 2015: Duckworth-Lewis-Stern system to be used for rain-affected matches
A Brisbane university professor Steve Stern has devised a fresh method of setting revised run-targets.
Fri, August 26 2016
Duckworth-Lewis — Decoding a brilliant, complex method through graphical representation
The complexities of the D/L method can be decoded with visual representation.
Tue, August 27 2013
Tony Lewis, of Duckworth-Lewis, Interview: Journalists denigrate system by publishing ‘rubbish’ without understanding
A Lancastrian born in Bolton, Tony Lewis forms one half of the duo credited with creating the best model for target revision in rain-interrupted matches. Or, as his partner Frank Duckworth once put it, it is all about getting a 'Fair Result in Foul Weather’. Arunabha Sengupta, Cricketcountry’s chief cricket writer, caught up with Lewis at the Lord’s Tavern after the first One-Day International (ODI) between the England and Australian women’s teams.
Thu, July 11 2013
Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s spell against Sri Lanka gives India berth in tri-series final
Bhuvneshwar Kumar recorded figures of 6-1-8-4 in a must-win clash against Sri Lanka at the Port-of-Spain on Tuesday to help India win the game by 81 runs. Put into bat India reached 119 for three in 29 overs thanks to a sedate 48 not out by Rohit Sharma. Sri Lanka needed 178 in 26 overs...
Tue, July 09 2013
Sri Lanka’s win over West Indies keeps all three teams in contention for tri-series final
Sri Lanka kept themselves in contention for a berth in the final of the tri-nation ODI series with a comfortable 39-run victory over West Indies in a rain-hit game here, a result which has thrown tournament wide open with all three teams in fray for the title clash.
Wed, June 26 2013
The difference between statistics and analytics and how numbers provide insights into cricket
A comprehensive and cerebral study performed by Dr Srinivas Bhogle of cricket analytics as it was yesterday, as it is today, and how it should be tomorrow.