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In limited overs cricket, batsmen are measured by their ability to score quickly. The most common statistic is the strike rate, which is the average number of runs scored per 100 balls faced. One drawback to the strike rate is that two batsmen with similar values might differ in their ability to sustain power. For example, both a batsman who scored 25 runs on 20 balls and one who scored 5 runs on 4 balls yielded a strike rate of 125. Strike rates also do not distinguish batsmen on their ability to avoid outs. For example, two batsmen who score 7 runs on 7 balls both have a strike rate of 100, even though one batsman was out on the seventh ball, whereas the inning ended after the seventh ball for the other. This paper proposes an alternative measure, namely expected runs at x balls, where x is a positive integer. The ability of different batsmen to sustain power are compared by plotting their expected run values against the corresponding ball count. Calculations are performed by the Kaplan-Meier Product Limit Estimator within the LIFETEST procedure in SAS/STAT® software. This procedure allows run totals in matches where the batsman was not out to be treated as censored observations. Results from the 20162017 season of the KFC Big Bash League (BBL) are analyzed. The BBL is an Australia-based Twenty20 league. <br/><br/>Keith Curtis, USAA
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In limited overs cricket, batsmen are measured by their ability to score quickly. The most common statistic is the strike rate, which is the average number of runs scored per 100 balls faced. One drawback to the strike rate is that two batsmen with similar values might differ in their ability to sustain power. For example, both a batsman who scored 25 runs on 20 balls and one who scored 5 runs on 4 balls yielded a strike rate of 125. Strike rates also do not distinguish batsmen on their ability to avoid outs. For example, two batsmen who score 7 runs on 7 balls both have a strike rate of 100, even though one batsman was out on the seventh ball, whereas the inning ended after the seventh ball for the other. This paper proposes an alternative measure, namely expected runs at x balls, where x is a positive integer. The ability of different batsmen to sustain power are compared by plotting their expected run values against the corresponding ball count. Calculations are performed by the Kaplan-Meier Product Limit Estimator within the LIFETEST procedure in SAS/STAT® software. This procedure allows run totals in matches where the batsman was not out to be treated as censored observations. Results from the 20162017 season of the KFC Big Bash League (BBL) are analyzed. The BBL is an Australia-based Twenty20 league. <br/><br/>Keith Curtis, USAA
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Using the LIFETEST Procedure to Calculate an Alternative to Strike Rate in Limited Overs Cricket
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