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Deep, Backward, and Square: July 2010

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Deep, Backward, and Square. Achieving the right consistency (ii) - additional tables. These additional tables accompany my post in Cricinfo's It Figures blog, Achieving the right consistency (ii). Table 1: Test bowlers sorted according to consistency (coefficient of variation) in wicket-taking. Name M I W Ave WPI SD CoV. Table 2: ODI bowlers sorted according to consistency (coefficient of variation) in wicket-taking. Name M I W Ave WPI SD CoV. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Youtube/Taking a break | SpunOut

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Laquo; India on top of the world. December 12, 2009 by A P Webster. I’m going to be taking a break from updating this site due to work commitments, so in the meantime, enjoy this yorker from Freddie:. On April 3, 2010 at 6:32 pm. My name’s Paul and I stumbled across your site a few days ago and I really like it! I’m new to the blogging world and I’ve recently set up my own cricket blog please feel free to have a look http:/ paul-itsjustnotcricket.blogspot.com/. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Hampshire 84/4 ...

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Deep, Backward, and Square: June 2010

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Deep, Backward, and Square. Achieving the right consistency (i) - additional tables. These additional tables accompany my post in Cricinfo's It Figures blog, Achieving the right consistency (i). Table 1: Test batsmen sorted according to consistency (coefficient of variation) in score. Name M I R Ave RPI SD CoV. Table 2: ODI batsmen sorted according to consistency (coefficient of variation) in score. Name M I R Ave RPI SD CoV. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Bat and ball brimborion.

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Deep, Backward, and Square: January 2010

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Deep, Backward, and Square. A decade of two divisions. We've just passed one important little milestone that (as far as I saw) went with little recognition: English county cricket now has ten years' experience of a two-divisional structure. Having realised this, my response, characteristically enough, was to crunch a few numbers from the period. Table 1: County championship, 2000–2009. Div1 Div2) Bonus Points - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Seasons P W Batting Bowling Points. A lower overall bowling average;...

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Deep, Backward, and Square: December 2009

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Deep, Backward, and Square. As he meant to go on. This post responds to a couple of letters contributed by (my favourite cricket writer) David Frith to The Cricket Statistician. Journal of the Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians. In his first letter, Frith wondered whether any batsman has ever made such an instant impact as Neil Marks. In that second letter, Frith is right to identify Ray Watson-Smith. Table 1: Most runs before dismissal in first-class cricket. A Sri Lankan off-spinner, o...

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Deep, Backward, and Square: November 2009

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Deep, Backward, and Square. This post started off as quite a mundane analysis of workaday stats, but I think that analysis led to a reasonably interesting conclusion. The catalyst was the recent match between India and Sri Lanka in Kanpur. Summed it up rather neatly:. I have never seen such an unbalanced score card. When we look at the runs it is so lopsided on the the top that I feel my Cricinfo page will roll over by 180°. I was party to some related discussions on both TMSB Exiles. A similar – t...

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Deep, Backward, and Square: September 2010

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Deep, Backward, and Square. These additional tables accompany my post in Cricinfo's It Figures blog Form is temporary. Table 1: Streakiest batsmen in Test cricket, according to variation [CV(RMSD)] in 20-innings moving average. 20-innings moving average - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Name M I NOs R Ave Min Max Diff CV(RMSD) p. 1 Gatting MW 79 138 14 4,409 35.56 19.94 86.92 66.98 0.505 0.002 LCG. 2 Vengsarkar DB 116 185 22 6,868 42.13 20.35 114.17 93.82 0.485 0.001 LCG. 15 Imran Khan 88 126 25 3,...

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Deep, Backward, and Square: Test bowlers and their mean streaks - additional tables

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Deep, Backward, and Square. Test bowlers and their mean streaks - additional tables. These additional tables accompany my post in Cricinfo's It Figures blog Test bowlers and their mean streaks. Table 1: Streakiest bowlers in Test cricket, according to variation [CV(RMSD)] in 20-innings moving average. 20-innings moving average - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Name M I W Ave Min Max Diff CV(RMSD) p. 1 W Rhodes 57 90 127 26.97 15.58 74.60 59.02 0.498 0.021 LCG. 16 SF Barnes 27 50 189 16.43 11&...