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V Jayadevan
Wed, December 04 2019
VJD method Inventor V Jayadevan Not Paid for Ten years By BCCI
Jayadevan developed the VJD Method for computing target scores in limited over cricket matches with many considering it as a better system than the DuckWorth Lewis Stern Method
Fri, January 16 2015
Anomalies exist in ICC’s D/L method, claims V Jayadevan
Jayadevan claimed his method does not have such anomalies.
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.
Wed, May 01 2013
V Jayadevan looks for support from Anil Kumble after being snubbed by ICC
Snubbed by the ICC, V Jayadevan, who devised the VJD System for calculating target scores in interrupted limited-overs matches, has requested the apex body's cricket committee chairman, Anil Kumble, to include his appeal in its agenda.
Thu, June 07 2012
Interview: New Duckworth-Lewis version doesn’t work for ODIs & T20s: VJD
V.Jayadevan, creator of the VJD system, points out glaring shortcomings of Wincoda 3.0, the latest version of the Duckworth-Lewis method. Jayadevan also speaks of his trials, tribulations, moments of ecstasy and depths of despair in an exclusive interview with CricketCountry s Arunabha Sengupta.
Tue, June 05 2012
Dejected V Jayadevan demands neutral review of VJD
A dejected V Jayadevan, who sought replacement of the controversial Duckworth/Lewis method with his own system in limited-over cricket, has approached the ICC President Sharad Pawar for a neutral review of his method.
Tue, September 02 2014
ICC’s inflexible attitude towards VJD is most disappointing
ICC has once again rejected the claims of V Jayadevan (VJD) and stuck to the Duckworth-Lewis system of target revision. Arunabha Sengupta looks at the two methods and explains why VJD would have been a better bet at least in T20.
Sat, June 02 2012
ICC to stick on with Duckworth/Lewis method
The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced on Friday it was sticking with the Duckworth/Lewis rule for deciding rain-affected matches after an Indian engineer put forward a replacement method.
Wed, May 30 2012
ICC to decide on VJD method as alternative to Duckworth-Lewis at Lord’s
By CricketCountry Staff
The International Cricket Council’s (ICC) cricket committee’s meeting on Wednesday and Thursday at Lord’s is expected to take a call on whether VJD method, developed by V Jayadevan, will replace the existing Duckworth-Lewis method to calculate target.
Thu, June 02 2011
ICC to look into a new method to calculate targets in rain-affected matches
By CricketCountry Staff
The International Cricket Council (ICC) will consider implementing, a new and fairer method of calculating targets for rain-marred cricket matches. The "VJD" system as it has been currently named, is the brain-child of a civil engineer from Trishur, Kerala, by the name of V Jayadevan.