The ongoing T20 match in the Tamil Nadu Premier League between Dindigul Dragons and Madurai Super Giants has been truncated by rain, with both sides given 18 overs to bat. What makes this interesting ...

The ongoing T20 match in the Tamil Nadu Premier League between Dindigul Dragons and Madurai Super Giants has been truncated by rain, with both sides given 18 overs to bat. What makes this interesting ...

The Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) is using the Jayadevan system also known as the VJD method. In the 4th match of the TNPL between Dindigul Dragons and Madurai Super Giants the method was used ...

Let me start by saying I am the first to admit no mathematical system to reset targets in interrupted limited-overs matches will ever be 100% perfect. To that end, I am always interested in listening ...

According the new DLS method, there's only a ten-run difference in the 20-over target score between totals of 140 for 4 and 190 for 4 • ICC In the 2015 World Cup, the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method, a ...

Over the last month there have been a couple of articles on this site comparing the DLS and VJD methods - S Rajesh's Numbers Game article, which raised some concerns with the DLS method, and Steven ...

Karnataka beat Tamil Nadu by 60 runs via the VJD method in the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2019 final on Friday. What is the VJD method? The VJD method is a method of calculating target scores in ...

In the 2015 World Cup, the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method, a modification of the D/L system, came into play four times in 49 games. Among the games in which it was used was a low-scoring one between ...

Ten years after an engineer first introduced his self-invented VJD method for weather-affected cricket matches, the formula may gain recognition at last. Senior cricketers have been asked for their ...

After 25 years of developing the much-appreciated VJD method, V Jayadevan, a civil engineer who worked at the irrigation department in Thrissur, received his deserving remuneration from the Board of ...

Let me start by saying I am the first to admit no mathematical system to reset targets in interrupted limited-overs matches will ever be 100% perfect. To that end, I am always interested in listening ...