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Cricket Data

Analysis
Name and Roll Number
Member 1 : Prakhar Singh 4771
Member 2 : Manish Patil 4761

Name of the Project Topic


Mini Project on Data Processing : Cricket Data Analysis using
Python

Introduction
Cricket is one of the most popular sports globally, capturing
the hearts of millions of fans. The game generates vast
amounts of data, including player statistics, team
performance, match results, and more. Analyzing this data
helps players, coaches, and analysts identify trends, predict
performance, and make critical decisions.
This project involves the use of Python programming to
process and visualize cricket data. By analyzing player
performance metrics (e.g., runs scored, wickets taken, strike
rates) and team contributions.
Scope of the Project
The scope of this project includes:

1. Analyzing individual player performance, such as total runs,


efficiency (strike rate), and wickets taken.
2. Evaluating team performance by counting match victories
and analyzing total scores.
3. Visualizing data insights to make them intuitive and
accessible to coaches, fans, and analysts.
4. Detecting trends in cricket scores and results over time.

Existing System of the Project


and Drawbacks
Existing System:

Currently, cricket data is available on various platforms like


ESPNCricinfo, Cricbuzz, and other similar providers. These
platforms offer pre-processed data and limited visualizations,
primarily for reading and comparison.

Drawbacks of the Existing System:

1. Less Customization: Users cannot perform custom analysis


on existing systems, like filtering specific player or team
statistics.
2. Limited Visualizations: Most platforms provide tabular data
with few visual representations, making trends or patterns
harder to perceive.
3. No Advanced Metrics: Existing systems lack detailed
analysis like efficiency metrics, future predictions, or
comparative trend analysis.
4. Offline Unavailability: Platforms often require internet
connectivity to access live or saved data.

Technology and Libraries Used in


Project Code
Technologies Used:

1. Python : A programming language used for data loading,


cleaning, and analysis.
2. Visual Studio Code (VS Code) : VS Code was used as the
primary code editor for writing and running the Python scripts.
It offers an excellent environment for debugging and working
with extensions for Python development.

Libraries Used:

1. Pandas: For handling and preprocessing the dataset


(loading, cleaning, grouping, filtering, etc.).
2. Matplotlib: A library used to create static and interactive
visualizations (bar charts, line plots).
3. Seaborn: Built on top of Matplotlib, used to generate
aesthetically pleasing plots and statistical graphics.

Summary
The Cricket Data Analysis project aimed to extract valuable
insights from cricket datasets by focusing on player
performances, team wins, and match score trends. By
leveraging Python libraries for data processing and
visualization, we achieved the following:
1. Identified top-performing players based on runs scored,
wickets taken, and strike rate.
2. Analyzed team victories to find the best-performing
team(s).
3. Visualized trends in match scores using line graphs to
detect performance patterns.

Key Insights from Analysis:

The top batsmen contributed significantly to their teams'


performance.
Teams like [Insert Team Name] performed the best in terms
of match wins.
Match scores revealed increasing trends, suggesting a
higher level of competition in cricket.

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