STATISTICAL SOFTWARE R

SPORTS
ANALYTICS
USING R
Applications of Plotting using R Language
by Palak Maheshwari (62) and Rishita Jagga
(75)
Table of Contents

CRICKET - ICC WORLD

01
CRICKET - ICC WORLD
CUP 2023: SEMI FINALS
02 CUP 2023: FINALS
CRICKET - WORLD CUP
03 2023: PLAYER ANALYSIS 04 F 1 FORMULA

05 CONCLUSION
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ICC WORLD CUP 2023 ICC WORLD CUP 2023

SEMI FINALS FINALS
IND Vs NZ IND Vs AUS

ICC WORLD CUP -

ANALYSIS BY PLAYERS
ICC WORLD
CUP 2023 - ANALYSIS BY RUNS
SCORED
SEMI FINALS Runs Per Over
Cumulative Runs
Runs from Wide
Balls/Extras
Run Rate

BATTING ANALYSIS BOWLING ANALYSIS

Performance of Batsmen Performance of Bowlers
and associated runs and associated
scored runs/wickets
Balls Played Over per Bowler
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RUNS SCORED
RUNS SCORED PER OVER
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Insights - Runs Scored per Over:
India had a strong start, consistently scoring runs in the initial overs, whereas New Zealand had a slower start,
with fewer runs scored.
Both teams had fluctuations in their scoring rates throughout the innings, with some overs yielding higher
runs than others.
India had a significant surge in runs scored around the 36th over, indicating a crucial phase where they
capitalized on the bowling.
New Zealand had a notable spike in runs scored around the 41st over, showing a late surge in their innings.
Both teams managed to maintain a relatively consistent scoring rate, although India seemed to have a slight
edge in terms of run accumulation in most overs.
There were a few overs where neither team scored many runs, suggesting tight bowling or strategic play
from both sides.
The graph illustrates the ebb and flow of the game, with both teams battling for supremacy throughout the
innings.
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RUNS FROM WIDE BALLS PER OVER
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Insights - Runs from Wide/Extra balls per Over:
Both India and New Zealand had a relatively low number of wide balls, indicating disciplined bowling
performances.
New Zealand had a spike in runs from wide balls in the 3rd over, suggesting a momentary lapse in line and
length by the Indian bowlers.
India managed to restrict the extras, with occasional wides scattered across their innings.
There were several overs where neither team conceded runs from wide balls, indicating tight bowling and
good control by the bowlers.
New Zealand had a significant number of runs from wide balls in the 5th over, suggesting some wayward
bowling during that period.
India had a spike in runs from wide balls in the 27th over, indicating a brief loss of control by the bowlers.
Overall, both teams maintained discipline in terms of wides, with only sporadic instances of extras
contributing to the total.
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CUMULATIVE RUNS OVER THE INNINGS -
IND & NZ
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Insights - Cumulative Runs Over the Innings - IND & NZ:
India had a strong start, outpacing New Zealand in the initial overs, and maintained a consistent lead
throughout the innings.
New Zealand gradually picked up their scoring rate, but they were trailing behind India for most of the match.
Both teams experienced spikes in their cumulative runs around the 11th to 15th overs, indicating periods of
aggressive batting.
India's cumulative runs saw a significant surge in the middle overs, showing dominance during that phase of the
game.
New Zealand tried to catch up in the later overs, but India maintained their lead, ultimately setting a formidable
target of 397 runs.
There were a few overs where both teams had similar cumulative runs, but India consistently stayed ahead in
the run accumulation.
The graph illustrates the commanding performance of the Indian batting lineup, which led to a challenging
target for New Zealand to chase.
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RUN RATE ANALYSIS
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Insights - Run Rate Analysis:
Both India and New Zealand started with a relatively high run rate in the first few overs, indicating a positive
start.
India consistently maintained a slightly higher run rate compared to New Zealand throughout the innings.
There were fluctuations in the run rate for both teams, with occasional spikes and drops in scoring rates.
Both teams experienced a gradual decline in run rate as the innings progressed, likely due to increased
pressure or the need to stabilize the innings.
New Zealand's run rate was generally lower compared to India, suggesting a tougher batting condition or
effective bowling by India.
India managed to keep the run rate above 7 for most of the innings, indicating aggressive batting intent.
The graph illustrates the dynamics of scoring rates during the match, reflecting the ebb and flow of
momentum between the two teams.
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Insights - IND Bowlers’ contribution to runs made by AUS :
Mohammed Shami was the most successful bowler for India, taking 7 wickets.
Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah contributed with 1 wicket each.
Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav didn't take any wickets but were economical, especially Jadeja
who didn't concede any wides.
Jasprit Bumrah conceded the most runs among the bowlers but also managed to take a wicket.
Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami were relatively expensive in terms of runs conceded but
compensated with wickets.
Jasprit Bumrah bowled the most number of wide balls among the Indian bowlers.
Overall, the Indian bowling attack performed well, with each bowler contributing to the team's effort in
restricting the opposition's score.
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Insights - NZ Bowlers’ contribution to runs made by IND :

Tim Southee was the most expensive bowler for New Zealand, conceding 100 runs in his 10
overs.
Trent Boult and Lockie Ferguson also had high run rates, conceding 8.6 and 8.1 runs per
over respectively.
Trent Boult & Tim Southee were the bowlers to take wickets for New Zealand.
Rachin Ravindra and Glenn Phillips had relatively economical spells, conceding 8.6 and 6.6
runs per over respectively.
Glenn Phillips had the best economy rate among the New Zealand bowlers, conceding just
6.6 runs per over.
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Insights - Performance of IND Batsmen :

Virat Kohli was the highest scorer for India with 117 runs, followed closely by Shreyas Iyer with 105 runs.
Rohit Sharma contributed with a valuable 47 runs, providing a solid start to the innings.
Shubman Gill played a crucial innings of 80 runs, providing stability to the middle order.
KL Rahul played a quickfire innings with a strike rate of 195, scoring 39 runs in just 20 balls.
Shreyas Iyer hit the most sixes among the Indian batsmen with 8 maximums.
Virat Kohli hit the most boundaries among the Indian batsmen with 9 fours.
Suryakumar Yadav scored 1 run in just 2 balls before being dismissed, contributing to the team's total.
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Insights - Performance of NZ Batsmen :
Daryl Mitchell was the top scorer for New Zealand with 134 runs, followed by Kane Williamson with 69 runs.
Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra both contributed 13 runs each, but their strike rates were relatively low
compared to the other batsmen.
Glenn Phillips also made a significant contribution with 41 runs at a brisk strike rate of 124.24.
Tom Latham, Mark Chapman, Mitchell Santner, Tim Southee, Trent Boult, and Lockie Ferguson had relatively
low contributions to the total runs scored by the team.
Lockie Ferguson had the highest strike rate among the batsmen, scoring 6 runs off just 3 balls at a strike rate of
200.
Daryl Mitchell's innings of 134 runs was the standout performance, anchoring the New Zealand innings and
keeping them in contention.
Overall, New Zealand's batting lineup showed a mix of substantial contributions from key players like Mitchell
and Williamson, along with smaller contributions from other batsmen.
ICC WORLD
CUP 2023 - ANALYSIS BY RUNS
SCORED
FINALS Runs Per Over
Cumulative Runs
Runs from Wide
Balls/Extras
Run Rate

BATTING ANALYSIS BOWLING ANALYSIS

Performance of Batsmen Performance of Bowlers
and associated runs and associated
scored runs/wickets
Balls Played Over per Bowler
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RUNS SCORED
RUNS SCORED PER OVER
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Insights - Runs Scored per Over:
India started off slowly, scoring fewer runs in the initial overs, while Australia had a strong start, scoring
considerably more runs in the early overs.
India picked up momentum in the middle overs, especially around the 10th over, where they scored a
significant number of runs compared to Australia.
Australia had a slight dip in their scoring rate in the middle overs, but they compensated for it with some big
overs towards the end of their innings.
Both teams had a similar pattern of scoring in the later overs, with some fluctuations in between. However,
Australia had more consistent scoring in the later overs compared to India.
India's innings had a higher variability in scoring rates compared to Australia, as seen from the higher peaks
and troughs in their bar heights.
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RUNS FROM WIDE BALLS PER OVER
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Insights - Runs from Wide/Extra balls per Over:
Both India and Australia had few instances of runs scored from wide/extra balls throughout the innings.
India had a higher number of instances compared to Australia, with spikes occurring in a few overs.
Australia had a consistent pattern of scoring runs from wide/extra balls, with a few overs where they
capitalized on extras provided by the Indian bowlers.
India had a more sporadic distribution of runs from wide/extra balls, with peaks in a few overs, indicating
instances of bowling inaccuracies from their side.
The overall contribution of runs from wide/extra balls was minimal for both teams, suggesting disciplined
bowling performances from both sides.
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CUMULATIVE RUNS OVER THE INNINGS -
IND & AUS
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Insights - Cumulative Runs Over the Innings - IND & AUS:
India started steadily but accelerated around the 6th over and maintained a steady increase in cumulative
runs throughout their innings.
Australia had a strong start and maintained a consistent rate of scoring throughout the match.
Both teams experienced slight dips in their scoring rates around the 12th over, but they quickly recovered
and continued to accumulate runs steadily.
India's cumulative runs saw a steeper increase in the middle overs compared to Australia, indicating a period
of dominance during that phase of the game.
Australia caught up in the later overs, gradually reducing the gap in cumulative runs between the two teams.
India finished their innings with a higher cumulative score compared to Australia, setting a formidable target
of 241 runs.
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Insights - Run Rate Analysis:
Both teams started with relatively high run rates in the first over, but Australia had a much higher initial run
rate than India.
India managed to stabilize their run rate after the first over and maintained a consistent performance
throughout their innings.
Australia had a fluctuating run rate, with some overs where they managed to accelerate, while in others, they
struggled to maintain momentum.
India had a slightly higher overall run rate compared to Australia throughout the innings, indicating better
consistency in scoring.
Towards the end of the innings, both teams accelerated their run rates, with Australia catching up to India's
run rate but falling short in the end.
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Insights - IND Bowlers’ contribution to runs made by AUS :
Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah were the most economical bowlers, conceding
fewer runs compared to others.
Kuldeep Yadav and Mohammed Siraj had relatively higher economies, conceding more
runs per over.
Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj took 2 wickets each, contributing significantly to the
team's bowling performance.
Mohammed Shami took 1 wicket, while Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, and Ravindra
Jadeja remained wicketless.
Mohammed Shami had the highest number of wides among the bowlers, followed by
Ravindra Jadeja.
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Insights - AUS Bowlers’ contribution to runs made by IND :

Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood were the leading wicket-takers for Australia, taking 3 and
2 wickets respectively.
Glenn Maxwell, although taking only 1 wicket, had a relatively economical spell, giving away
only 35 runs in his 6 overs.
Pat Cummins and Adam Zampa also contributed well, taking 2 and 1 wickets respectively.
Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head, although bowling fewer overs, had decent spells with fewer
runs conceded and no wides or wickets.
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Insights - Performance of IND Batsmen :

KL Rahul was the top scorer for India with 66 runs, followed by Virat Kohli with 54 runs.
Rohit Sharma and Shreyas Iyer contributed decently with 47 and 18 runs respectively.
The strike rates of the batsmen vary widely, with Shreyas Iyer having the highest strike rate of 133.33,
followed by Mohammed Siraj with 112.5.
Despite scoring fewer runs, Shubman Gill had a relatively lower strike rate compared to other batsmen.
Ravindra Jadeja faced the most number of balls among the batsmen, but his strike rate was comparatively
lower.
Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah, known primarily for their bowling, had limited contributions with the
bat.
Overall, the Indian batting lineup displayed a good mix of aggression and stability, with key contributions
from the top-order batsmen like KL Rahul and Virat Kohli.
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Insights - Performance of AUS Batsmen :

Travis Head was the top scorer for Australia with a magnificent knock of 137 runs, which included 15
boundaries and 4 sixes.
Marnus Labuschagne also made a significant contribution, scoring 58 runs with 4 boundaries.
David Warner had a brief innings, scoring 7 runs off just 3 balls, including a boundary.
Mitchell Marsh and Steven Smith had relatively low contributions, scoring 15 and 4 runs respectively.
Glenn Maxwell had a quick cameo, scoring 2 runs off just 1 ball.
Travis Head had the highest strike rate among the batsmen, maintaining a strike rate of 114.16 despite facing
120 balls.
Marnus Labuschagne had a slightly lower strike rate of 52.72, but he faced a significant number of balls
(110), contributing to Australia's total.
ICC WORLD CUP TOP 5 BATSMEN TOP 5 BOWLERS
2023 -
ANALYSIS BY
PLAYERS TOP FIELDERS
TOP WICKETKEEPERS

TOP PARTNERSHIPS BY TOP PARTNERSHIPS BY

RUNS WICKETS
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BATSMEN
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Sachin Tendulkar has the highest number of runs among the listed players, with a total of 2278 runs.
Virat Kohli follows closely behind Tendulkar with 1795 runs.
Ricky Ponting has accumulated 1743 runs, making him the third highest run-scorer in the list.
Rohit Sharma has scored 1575 runs, placing him fourth in terms of total runs among the players.
Kumar Sangakkara has scored 1532 runs, making him the fifth highest run-scorer in the list.
The data shows that Tendulkar has the longest span of playing years, from 1992 to 2011.
Kohli's span from 2011 to 2023 is shorter than Tendulkar's, but he still managed to accumulate a significant
number of runs.
Ponting's career spanned from 1996 to 2011, during which he scored consistently.
Sharma's career span from 2015 to 2023 is relatively shorter compared to the others, but he has achieved a
notable number of runs.
Sangakkara's career spanned from 2003 to 2015, and he managed to score consistently throughout his
career.
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Glenn McGrath tops the list with 71 wickets, showcasing his prowess as one of the most successful bowlers.
Muttiah Muralitharan closely follows with 68 wickets, proving to be a formidable force in the bowling
department.
Mitchell Starc, with 65 wickets, demonstrates his effectiveness as a strike bowler for Australia during the
period from 2015 to 2023.
Lasith Malinga, known for his unorthodox bowling style, secured 56 wickets during his career span from
2007 to 2019.
Mohammed Shami, with 55 wickets, has been a consistent wicket-taker for India in the years from 2015 to
2023.
The data shows that McGrath and Muralitharan have the highest number of wickets, which reflects their
dominance in the bowling department during their respective playing careers.
Starc, Malinga, Shami, and Akram also have notable performances in terms of wickets taken, indicating their
effectiveness as bowlers in their respective eras.
The span of playing years varies among the players, but they have all made significant contributions to their
teams' bowling attacks.
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Ricky Ponting leads with the highest number of catches, with a total of 28 catches during his playing career
from 1996 to 2011. This reflects his exceptional fielding skills and ability to support his team's bowling attack
by taking crucial catches.
Joe Root closely follows Ponting with 25 catches. Root, known for his versatility as a cricketer, has proven to
be a reliable fielder, contributing significantly to England's fielding efforts during the period from 2015 to
2023.
Virat Kohli has taken 20 catches, showcasing his athleticism and agility on the field. Kohli's ability to take
catches in crucial moments has contributed to India's fielding strength throughout his career from 2011 to
2023.
Sanath Jayasuriya, known for his dynamic all-round skills, secured 18 catches during his playing years from
1992 to 2007. Jayasuriya's contributions with both bat and ball are well-known, and his fielding prowess
adds another dimension to his overall cricketing abilities.
David Warner has taken 17 catches during his career from 2015 to 2023. Warner's agility and reflexes on the
field have made him a valuable asset in Australia's fielding unit, helping to create crucial breakthroughs for
his team.
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Kumar Sangakkara leads with the highest number of dismissals, having been involved in 54 dismissals
during his playing career from 2003 to 2015. Sangakkara's excellence behind the stumps as a wicketkeeper
is evident, reflecting his skill and reliability in the role.
Adam Gilchrist closely follows Sangakkara with 52 dismissals. Gilchrist, known for his aggressive batting
style, was also a proficient wicketkeeper who played a crucial role in Australia's success during his career
from 1999 to 2007.
MS Dhoni, widely regarded as one of the greatest wicketkeeper-batsmen of all time, has been involved in 42
dismissals. Dhoni's lightning-fast reflexes and strategic acumen behind the stumps have contributed
significantly to India's success in cricket from 2007 to 2019.
Quinton de Kock has been involved in 39 dismissals during his career from 2015 to 2023. De Kock's
versatility as a cricketer extends to his wicketkeeping skills, where he has showcased his ability to affect
dismissals and support South Africa's bowling efforts.
Jos Buttler has been involved in 33 dismissals during his career from 2015 to 2023. Buttler's athleticism and
agility behind the stumps have made him a valuable asset to the England cricket team, providing crucial
breakthroughs with his wicketkeeping skills.
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(BY RUNS)

Marlon Samuels and Chris Gayle formed a formidable opening partnership, accumulating a total of 372 runs
together.
Sourav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid, two of India's cricketing legends, combined to score 318 runs as a
partnership.
Upul Tharanga and Tillakaratne Dilshan, known for their aggressive batting style, contributed 282 runs
together.
Rachin Ravindra and Devon Conway, representing New Zealand, managed to score 273 runs as a
partnership.
David Warner and Steve Smith, two key players for Australia, added 260 runs together while batting as
partners.
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The 1st wicket partnership record is held by WU Tharanga and TM Dilshan from Sri Lanka, who scored 282 runs
together.
MN Samuels and CH Gayle from the West Indies hold the record for the 2nd wicket partnership, having scored 372
runs.
SR Tendulkar and R Dravid from India have the highest partnership for the 3rd wicket, with an unbeaten 237 runs.
KL Rahul and SS Iyer from India hold the record for the 4th wicket partnership, scoring 208 runs.
DA Miller and JP Duminy from South Africa have the highest partnership for the 5th wicket, with an unbeaten 256
runs.
KJ O'Brien and AR Cusack from Ireland hold the record for the 6th wicket partnership, scoring 162 runs.
LV van Beek and SA Engelbrecht from the Netherlands have the highest partnership for the 7th wicket, with 130
runs.
GJ Maxwell and PJ Cummins from Australia hold the record for the 8th wicket partnership, with an unbeaten 202
runs.
SMH Kirmani and N Kapil Dev from India have the highest partnership for the 9th wicket, with an unbeaten 126
runs.
AME Roberts and J Garner from the West Indies hold the record for the 10th wicket partnership, with 71 runs.
 FORMULA 1

MAX VERSTAPPEN MAX VERSTAPPEN

PROFILE POINTS
MAX
VERSTAPPEN
 FORMULA 1 POINTS SCORING
SYSTEM

POSITIONS POINTS POSITIONS POINTS

1st 25 pts 6th 8 pts

2nd 18 pts 7th 6 pts

3rd 15 pts 8th 4 pts

4th 12 pts 9th 2 pts

5th 10 pts 10th 1 pt

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Max Verstappen's points tally has consistently increased over the years, indicating his growth and development as a Formula
One racer.
While Verstappen's points generally increase over time, there are fluctuations between seasons, suggesting varying levels of
performance or challenges faced by the driver or team in different years.
Certain seasons stand out for Verstappen, where he achieves notably high point totals, likely attributed to superior performance
or competitiveness of his car/team.
Verstappen's points accumulation positions him as a serious contender for the championship title in multiple seasons,
showcasing his consistent competitiveness at the highest level of racing.
Within each season, Verstappen's points are a result of his performance across multiple races, indicating his ability to
consistently score points throughout the championship.
Verstappen's points are influenced by factors beyond his individual performance, including the performance of his team (Oracle
Red Bull Racing) and the reliability of the car.
Instances of Did Not Finish (DNF) races likely impact Verstappen's points tally for those seasons, highlighting the significance of
reliability and avoiding race incidents.
Verstappen's points accumulation reflects a balance between consistent podium finishes and occasional standout
performances with race wins or fastest laps.
Analysis of Verstappen's points over the years can provide insights into his career trajectory, including periods of rapid
improvement, consolidation, and potential future prospects.
 CONCLUSION
Applicability of plotting in R in the Sports Industry
Line Graphs, Clustered Bar Graphs and Pie Charts highly
used in the Cricket industry.
Line charts also used in other sports including F1 Races.
Advantages:
Data Visualisation
Customization
Statistical Analysis
Automation & Reproductibility
Integration with data sources
Dis-advantages:
Complexity
Limited Support
Data Cleaning
Visualisation options limited to some extent
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