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@PokerAce, My point is not to replace DLS just because a few understand it. It is just to have a system that can also be understood and freely available for application, neither of which can be said about the DLS. Using the calculator (or the approach specified) in the link given in my...

Friends, I have tried developing a bio-inspired approach for determination of revised targets in rain interrupted T20 matches. It is quite simple to understand, even simpler to use and is fully in open-domain. The approach is very robust and gives reasonable targets and could be a...

A likely question that most people ask when a method is proposed is "How do I know this is correct ?". As far as determining revised targets are concerned, the validation turns out to be a difficult task. My reason of stating that " there is no unique value of the revised target that is correct...

Dear Ethybubs, It is not quite clear to me as to what scenario you are looking at. If you are looking at a single interruption in the second innings that happens at 4 overs for the loss of 1 wicket and game rescheduled to 13 overs, then the number of interruptions must be...

Dear Friends, This is a follow-up to a similar thread I posted sometime in mid 2014. Please find an updated spreadsheet calculator in the link below that implements a simple rain rule for resetting targets in rain interrupted T20 matches. Miscellaneous - Scientific...

A comparative study in T20 - D/L vs VJD vs Kleiber https://sites.google.com/site/ganucfd/miscellaneous See the link above for a comparative study of three rain rules targeted at T20. Your comments are welcome. The Kleiber targets are calculated using the spreadsheet in the link which works...

Dear Friends, Twenty20 cricket is now recognised as a separate format in itself in cricket and is recognised through worldcups held once in two years and through T20 tournaments throughout the year. However, there has been lot of discontent and debate over the use of...