Skip to content

Wicket Deciding

Riley Evans edited this page May 27, 2020 · 1 revision

The features used for Wicket Deciding are split into two different types of categories - static and variable. Static features are those that do not change while the game is in progress, for example T=the batsman's average in the previous 4 games. Variable features will change throughout the game, for example this could be the number of balls faced by the batsman.

Static:

  • Batsman Average (career/last 4 games)
  • Batsman Dismissal Rate (career/last 4 games)
  • Bowler Average (career/last 4 games)
  • Bowler Dismissal Rate (career/last 4 games)
  • Ground Dismissal Rate (all time/last 4 games)

Variable:

  • Batsman balls faced
  • Batsman runs
  • Bowler wickets
  • Bowler balls
  • Team wickets

These can be used to predict the probability of a wicket occuring.

Clone this wiki locally