Cricket – a gentlemen’s game

Bollywood motifs: Cricket fiction and fictional cricket

Design of a Cricket Microrobots

Our goal is to develop an autonomous robot that will fit within a two-inch cube and will locomote by walking and jumping. The robot will be based on the kinematics of a cricket. It will be actuated by braided pneumatic actuators with compressed air provided by an onboard compressor. The air will be distributed by an array of actuated MEMS valves. A neural network will control the robot and it w...

Predicting the Match Outcome in One Day International Cricket Matches, while the Game is in Progress.

Millions of dollars are wagered on the outcome of one day international (ODI) cricket matches, with a large percentage of bets occurring after the game has commenced. Using match information gathered from all 2200 ODI matches played prior to January 2005, a range of variables that could independently explain statistically significant proportions of variation associated with the predicted run to...

Complex Network Characteristics and Team Performance in the Game of Cricket

In this paper a complex network model is used to analyze the game of cricket. The nodes of this network are individual players and edges are placed between players who have scored runs in partnership. Results of these complex network models based on partnership are compared with performance of teams. Our study examines Test cricket, One Day Internationals (ODIs) and T20 cricket matches of the I...

Movement patterns in cricket vary by both position and game format.

We compared the movement patterns of cricketers in different playing positions across three formats of cricket (Twenty20, One Day, multi-day matches). Cricket Australia Centre of Excellence cricketers (n = 42) from five positions (batting, fast bowling, spin bowling, wicketkeeping, and fielding) had their movement patterns (walk, jog, run, stride, and sprint) quantified by global positioning sy...