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Modelling first innings totals in T20 cricket: applications in the Indian Premier League
In the game of cricket, teams batting first are faced with the question of how many runs are enough. This paper proposes a solution to this in the context of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The aim is to build a model that will allow teams to determine what scores they would need to score for any g...
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Department of Statistical Sciences
2024
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