Duckworth-Lewis Method (DLS method)explained | Know cricket better series

[@acps78]

Kids in high school: "Math is useless in real life" Cricket: "thats where youre wrong kiddo"

[@BRNOOB_]

Lol

[@rachitkumarpandey]

What you're referring to as "Math" there is just basic arithmetic. Tell me the last time you found the zeroes of a quadratic polynomial or used trigonometric ratios in real life.

[@yashsawant9769]

@@rachitkumarpandey yeah that's true

[@aashishtiwari8730]

​​@@rachitkumarpandey brother... Hope you had some brain of your own and not an influenced one by your surroundings... There are so many things... Calculas, relations and functions, algebra, etc etc things are used that too only in simple daily life by simple businesses and product development... And etc etc... Now of course nobody taught you maths to use it in your bedroom

[@jotdown2741]

​ you probably couldn't write this comment if they were not used irl 😂

[@robsengahay5614]

Now known as Duckworth Lewis Stern (DLS). Professor Stern, who I have met here in Australia is rightly included as he has taken forward the work and constantly updates it to meet current requirements.

[@TheCricketDigest]

Yes, he is doing a great job.

[@gamingninja5196]

@@TheCricketDigest No he hasn't. He's made it unfair for the team batting second. Big Bash 2020/21 season. Brisbane Heat bats first and scores 3/115 off 10 overs before rain delay and the innings ends. But Melbourne Stars requires 130 off 10 overs to win. Now explain to me how this is even fair?

[@divyanshagarwal7755]

@@gamingninja5196 reason for this is the team batting second knows that they have to play only 10 overs therefore their batsman can play more risky shots which was not the case for the team batting 1 st

[@user-sj9xq6hb9p]

@@gamingninja5196 Thats because they had more resources in hand 7 wickets so they could have added more runs which is fair, if the wickets were 8 or 9 then the score would be around the same for the chase

[@chandan2103]

Quality content. Keep it up! Your channel will grow rapidly.

[@darlingrazu]

When I was about 14 years, I used to read all the articles about cricket as ICC CWC 2003 was about to happen. In a sports article one person wrote a method that can replace D/L method as this was facing dissatisfaction affairs from the cricket lovers. And he claimed his method gives more accurate and understandings results than D/L method. A memory from 16 years. I was a cricket lover at the age of 12.

[@darlingrazu]

@@invincibleanon3712 you are super kid

[@darlingrazu]

@@invincibleanon3712 my intention to tell that is, I am not a cricket lover now.

[@darlingrazu]

@@ayushprasad8207 @Pratham Jain, I used to watch and okay cricket at that age. Now I am not playing cricket and only following cricket news. My love for cricket is same then and now. But my time is lessened.

[@saravanangv5540]

Its a sin being a true cricket fan , and not knowing much of the rules nd conditions Thanks bro, for very long time I have been trying to know about DLS system,but you have explained simple nd clear in Just 7 mins I also had an insight about lbw rules as well too from your video's True genius ❤️🔥🔥 🙏🙏🙏

[@MusicLyrics-by2pt]

Best wishes for 100k 😍

[@jannatunnayem8516]

WOW! Your explaining capabilities are too great. The video is very clean, the voice is very clear and the difficult topic was explained in a very simplified way. Just fantastic.

[@TheCricketDigest]

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[@doomcannon8014]

@@TheCricketDigest did it

[@dixiiiiiiiiiiii]

Lot of peeps gonna pop up here after IND vs NZ semi finals match

[@narayanbijawe5658]

Sumani cricket hearts

[@omkar1465]

I like this game because it's so Fair and judges the skills and ability and logic, it saddens me because only a handful of countries play this beautiful game.

[@shaguftaparkar7829]

Where are you from

[@muhammadomarsiddiq7066]

The main reason is because it takes too long. Like who has the time to watch 9 hours of play for 5 continuous days. 🙄

[@abdulmuminredhowan5874]

Your channel is the best among all of the channels I have watched so far.🥰 Keep going bro.🥰

[@yadhunandhanr7590]

explained very nicely

[@sarthak2155]

I can't imagine your hardwork behind every video you make......Keep it up bro....❤️❤️❤️ Terrific explanation bro...

[@CrocYT]

*This channel is so underrated*

[@kieieiee9343]

Bro pls bring detailed video about all the DL method application in different scenarios, this video was very good though..... Will ask my friends to subscribe 😙😁😁

[@TheCricketDigest]

Thank you Soumy Prajapati. We will try to cover all possible scenarios in future.

[@ganeshkumar.k719]

You just remembered my maths class in school days. Any way you explained well. But I didn't understand anything. Please explain me about the power play 3. When p3 called 5 fielders can be out side the 30 yard circle then what is difference between normal field set up and p3

[@dhruvagrawal5750]

yes ihave same doubt bro

[@dhruvagrawal5750]

yes i have same doubt bro

[@TheGloriousTeam_nTn]

In powerplay 1 in 1-10 overs You can put only 2 players outside the circle In powerplay 2 in 11-40 overs You cannot put more than 4 players And in over 41-50 you are not allowed put more than 5 players outside the circle....

[@TheCricketDigest]

Answer by The Glorious Team is correct.

[@TheGloriousTeam_nTn]

Thank you

[@sushantgokhale2274]

The last clip where the players were playing cricket, was it from IIT B main ground... The building structure at the back looks very familiar...the swimming pool on the right and multiple-purpose hall on the left

[@Loydesouza1]

Who's here while it's raining in the match between India and New Zealand?

[@adityakiran5842]

INDIA PLAYED POOR CRICKET IN THE SEMI FINAL AFTER PLAYING EXCELLENT CRICKET IN THE LEAGUE MATCHES.

[@jayantkumarmishra9861]

only you....because I am here today and its nat raining/...

[@nshenoy10]

At last, a good dls explained video

[@anasshamsudeen77]

This channel will need more community.....

[@TheCricketDigest]

Help us by sharing with your friends and family

[@padmasreethota4555]

Good explanation sir keep it up

[@shayanansari6372]

I see this as a pretty fair method

[@rojaachar]

Not a fan of cricket! But a very well explained video 👍🏽 Never say no to knowledge! Subscribed already! ✌🏽😊

[@venkatasubramani.5234]

Thanks for bringing the History of LBW laws. As correctly said that the leg pads were permitted to a batter only to safeguarding from injuries. However, the batter cannot use this as a weapon. In my opinion my view is whether the ball would hit the stumps? ( Other than pitching on the leg stump which is called BLIND SPOT) if it hits, then no second thought other than to give a batter to out. I think this law need not be changed but still should be tightened. I have plenty of real stories behind this decision. Many umpires and batter have exchanged heat words on the ground.

[@vijaytak62]

After such a calculation and brain behind it the method still sucks It should be removed soon also Umpires call should be removed

[@manankhambhata3739]

perfectly explained.... this channel is all need if u r a cricket fan... also i would like to request u about the d/l or d-l-s scenario of ind vs aus 1st t20 in melbourne played recently in end of 2018.... also i would be grateful if u also explain about vjd method if possible because if i m not wrong in our domestic circuit, vjd method is used

[@biker1715]

hey, thank you!!!! very nice explanation, i finally got it,,,,,,

[@GRIDHAX]

Why teams have to take only 15 players squad for world cup? But in bilateral series there is not fixed squad for only 5 matches.

[@TheGloriousTeam_nTn]

You can change players throughout the tourmament......You can put new players changing other player to your squad But only if your player being injured

[@TheGloriousTeam_nTn]

Previously it was that we had to give out a 30-member squad. But as per the latest rules, we have to name a 15-member team by April 30 with the option of change till May 22. After May 22 a change can be made only if there is any injury in the squad,”

[@GRIDHAX]

@@TheGloriousTeam_nTn no you can't do this.

[@TheGloriousTeam_nTn]

If injures you can do that

[@GRIDHAX]

@@TheGloriousTeam_nTn in very serious injuries, when the player cannot play any other match in tournament

[@subhajitsaha3405]

plz make a video on how overs are reduced when rain stops play for long time

[@TheCricketDigest]

It is very simple. Every 4 minutes of delay will cost 1 over. If there is a delay of 1 hour then 15 overs will be reduced.

[@ZARanan]

Bro, me & my friends were playing a t10 match, where there target was 89 runs. Now our match was interrupt by elders & gave us to play 2 overs to bowl ( we had bowl 3 overs=4 runs). Now we had to bowl 5 overs (total).They had 8(9) wickets in their hand. what should be my opponents target & + none of them was a good player, now their performance should be conclude to the DLS method or what ??? Love from BD!!!

[@Yashraj-td3ot]

Even duckworth and lewis can't solve this problem 😂

[@saketshu]

Good job brother. Impressive.

[@abhaybhargav3602]

Very nicely explained

[@roosara_coco.1584]

Thankyou very much sir!!! this is very usefull ❤❤🙌

[@ThePvr111]

Referring to CH Gayle controversial DRS decision in yesterdays' CWC match against AUS, considering the spirit of the game, can every delivery before the wicket-taking delivery (excluding run-out) be checked for the no-ball (checking all of over-stepping, waist height ball, failing to implement the field restrictions if any) and rule out that particular wicket-taking delivery as a dead ball in case if the previous delivery is found to be a no-ball. Can you explain the effects and find out a better solution to this problem?

[@TheCricketDigest]

Well, there is no such system that is entirely foolproof. For example, DRS for LBW was brought in to eliminate umpiring howler but it has created its own problem. Hawk-eye which is used for LBW decisions has its own error due to which umpire's call had to be introduced. Just like humans, the game can't be perfect!

[@kgururajabhat5168]

Thnq u soooo much🙏🙏

[@adityakiran5842]

PLEASE MAKE A DETAILED VIDEO ON DLS METHOD. YOUR EXPLANATION IS VERY NICE. BUT PLEASE MAKE A BIG VIDEO ON DLS METHOD

[@skeptikoky]

Duckworth-Lewis_stern is not available publicly because ?

[@TheCricketDigest]

For unknown reasons! ICC has not announced anything about it.

[@skeptikoky]

@@TheCricketDigest thanks

[@richardward3685]

Explanations fine but the key is the statistical table. How are the factors derived? Then we would have the full explanation!

[@pallepuaruna6970]

Lovely explaination keep it up....how percentage of resources calculated

[@AbhinavSrivastava11]

Great explanation

[@kkkk16458]

Can u explain SA world cup loss due to D/L method pls. Also requesting a video on Jayadev method. And the pros n cons and reason for ICCI to not take it up yet

[@TheCricketDigest]

Talking about SA's loss in 1992 WC? if so then, D-L method wasn't there at that time. There was a method called 'most productive over' method which was a faulty method which screwed up SA. We will make a video on other aspects of DL method and VJD method soon.

[@kkkk16458]

@@TheCricketDigest Thanks 👍🏼

[@forthepeople0980]

Nice explanation. Thank you.

[@khushamnasir2815]

Well Explained ✅💯

[@harshmisra3196]

Nicely explained 😊😊

[@kumardias9348]

Very good and informative video

[@TheThirdManu]

finally this thing is explained.

[@robrazzano9168]

When DLS resource coefficients are updated, do they do it by simply adding new match data to their collection and recalculating them? Or do they also get rid of older data that may have become obsolete based on new trends in batting/bowling strategy?

[@pewale]

Is this table can be prepared by own...

[@ayonabdullah9445]

What happens if the game is abondoned due to rain on the final of the icc cricket world cup 2019? I suppose there's going to be a reserved day, but what if that day also washes out due to rain? Please explain. Thank you.

[@ayushprasad8207]

Champions Trophy 2003 Ind and Sl shared the cup ....both the days were washed off

[@Varada_Raghavan]

Very intresting facts.good keep it up

[@tanishqarora2647]

Awesome video, nicely explained still didnt understand HAHAHAAHA

[@hellohello66666]

I'm new to cricket - can someone explain why the method is based on 50 overs, isn't a test match unlimited?

[@TheCricketDigest]

Test match is an unlimited overs game and also there is a provision of 'draw' in that. That's not the case in 50 over matches. You either win or lose here. That's the reason why DL method was brought in for 50 overs match.

[@hellohello66666]

@@TheCricketDigest thanks!

[@sud6282]

Will there be decrease in net run rate after winning a match. Eg. In world cup NZ runrate after the 1st match is 5.754 but after winning the 2nd match NRR is 2.279. How is it possible

[@TheGloriousTeam_nTn]

Net run rate (NRR) is calculated by The winning team run rate-losing team run rate So if the losing team net run run is higher then this could happen .....you can check more about this in google

[@TheGloriousTeam_nTn]

The NRR in a single game is the average runs per over that team scores, minus the average runs per over that is scored against them. The NRR in a tournament is the average runs per over that a team scores across the whole tournament, minus the average runs per over that is scored against them across the whole tournament.

[@sanupvaidya]

You can check TCD's video for NRR, very well explained.

[@TheCricketDigest]

Net Run Rate calculation is a simple maths. To know the basics of it, watch this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIe7YZd-id1-jbM

[@TheCricketDigest]

Net Run Rate can go down even after winning the match. You can do the maths as we have explained in our video and it will be easy for you to understand that way.

[@mr.prolific4774]

v.good well explainned

[@ayushmansingh01]

Yes !! I'm first this time 🔥

[@A96000]

Are the wickets and over left equally weighted in calculating the percentages?

[@meghdokania7186]

*Even this method is not appropriate because it considers Bumrah's and Kohli's wicket of the same value.*

[@TheCricketDigest]

Right but remember that nobody can predict something accurately. You try to get as close as possible.

[@meghdokania7186]

@@TheCricketDigest they could have just gone with the feature of batting skills % like in games and then all the batsman could have that batting skills score according to their stats. Isn't it possible?

[@TheCricketDigest]

That may not work out either. How do you decide that for a new player?

[@johnconnor3246]

Could you make a comparison between DLS and the Indian alternative VJD method?

[@luqmaanshaikh7645]

Plzz make a video on vjd method

[@kgururajabhat5168]

Luqmaan shaikh 1 yesss

[@RkSaha-gh5jv]

But there are games where match is shortened from 50 overs to less overs but no dls was used there? Please explain

[@sobuzbiswas388]

Can't it be calculated in free hand with using calculator without using software?

[@shujasohail4401]

How target in pakistan vs newzealand world cup match (4 Nov 2023) was revised acc to your video? kindly explain

[@PunnamarajVinayakTejas]

Correct me if im wrong, but the clip at the end is in IIT Bombay, isn't it?

[@vaibhavhanduja6764]

Yes it is

[@PunnamarajVinayakTejas]

@@vaibhavhanduja6764 is the channel based in IIT Bombay or something?

[@vaibhavhanduja6764]

@@PunnamarajVinayakTejas i don't know. I am an alumni of IIT bombay so can confirm about the ground.

[@AK-zs2oe]

Please explain World Cup final over rule .....is its correct ????

[@danielpattersontube]

@The Cricket Digest How is the target for Afghanistan less than the total Sri Lanka made after the 41 overs. Wouldn't R2 be 100% if both teams only get 41 overs to bat?

[@ashthepokemonmaster2375]

0:09 what is revise target?

[@TheCricketDigest]

If a cricket match gets interrupted, say due to rain, certain amount of time will be lost. When the match resumes, you will not have as much time you had it before the interruption. Due to this reason, the number of overs will be reduced. Now that number of over has been reduced, the target needs to be reduced as well(if the second batting is in progress). This reduced target is called as revised target.

[@digvijaypatil9605]

Please explain a controversial match in which South Africa lost against England unfairly by calculation method in world cup 1992. This match really created questions on calculation method. First calculation showed South Africa needed 22 runs in 13 balls. Second calculation showed 22 runs in 7 balls. Third calculation showed 22 runs required in 1 ball. Is it fair?

[@kieieiee9343]

Yeah pls do it

[@divyanshubhartiya5323]

At that time this system was not used

[@digvijaypatil9605]

@@divyanshubhartiya5323 Yes, but I did not say DL method anywhere. I just want to know if there is a development in the calculation techniques well enough to properly support both teams in such situations. I still doubt this technique as net run rate is not accounted in calculations. Also, runs progression of both teams for each over should have been considered. E.g. First batting team might have scored most of its runs in its last few overs. And second batting team may achieve the same. This criterion is not considered.

[@TheCricketDigest]

This was a least productive over method in which the target was revised in such a way that the least productive over for the team batting 1st were removed if the match gets shortened by 1 over, if the match gets shortened by 2 overs then 2 least productive overs were removed. To this one run was added to form the target. South Africa needed 22 runs off 13 balls and after the initial interruption it was reduced to 22 off 7 (the least productive over, a maiden, being deducted) and finally 21 off 1 ball (the next least productive over having given 1 run) and one extra run was added to the total i.e SA had to chase finally 22 runs of 1 ball.

[@danielpattersontube]

@@TheCricketDigest They should just call it the least productive method

[@uddeshsonawane9173]

Will you please explain how the resources remaining get calculated??????? Means any formula for that instead of referring the table???? Anyone knows?

[@WaveFunctionCollapsed]

plz explain lbw i mean what is umpires call

[@abhaybhargav3602]

Is the DL method table same for ODI and T20?

[@inamulhaq457]

For R2, the resource available should be 10.9. while you used the Resource utilized for R2(99).Why is that?

[@TheCricketDigest]

Your question is not clear. R2 (the resource available for the team batting second. Afghanistan is batting second) is 90.5 according to the D-L table. This target setting was made after Srilanka completed their innings hence and Afghan was yet to bat. Hence Afghanistan has not utilized any resource.

[@tejasnarad4875]

Can you make video on drs and other related point of it

[@TheCricketDigest]

DRS video is coming soon. Stay tuned.

[@adarshsrivastva123]

Where are you now?

[@MeraBaapHaiTu31]

So DLS method is still a mystery for us 😪 Stern has ruined my curiosity now 😁

[@Mangeshdhage-yk9oo]

Can you explain how DLS method applied in NZ vs SA in 2015 wc semi final?

[@vanshikashewaramani3123]

Sir also explain vjd method

[@sylviapereira551]

Is the same table used for 20 overs cricket

[@Himanshu-gr9ro]

On what basis the overs are made short ? Make a complete video

[@TheCricketDigest]

allotted time for 1 over is 4 minutes. If 60 minutes are lost then 15 over will be reduced. Divide the number of minutes lost by 4 and ignore the remainder. If 10 minutes are lost then 2 over-reduction. if 15 minutes are lost then 3 over-reduction.

[@nadiaalam9957]

What is the lash sign please tell

[@shabirahmadbhat3872]

Assalamu alaikum Could you please decide the winner? Team A scored 163 in 18 overs for 8 wickets. Powerplay score was 51. Team B scored 59/5 in 7 overs. Powerplay score was 57.

[@TheCricketDigest]

wicklowcountycricket.com/duckworth-lewis-calculator/

[@TheCricketDigest]

please use the D-L calculator given in the link. Remember that powerplay score is not counted at all

[@AbAziz-mq1io]

We're running a T10 cricket tournament.. And team A have score 127 runs in first inning... And team B have score 19 runs in 1.2 overs... Without loosing of any wicket... And game was interrupted by rain... In this case what will be the result?

[@TheCricketDigest]

Unfinished games won't be considered for net run rate calculation.

[@ranganapathmasiri4600]

T20 criket dl method example please

[@ladtshirts2469]

Great video

[@AKTamim-l1k]

In the future don't play matches! Just calculate the winners probability, who will win. Then declared the winner 🏆 as simple as that. Maybe as calculation let's

[@0078ashish]

How can one get the access to duckworth lewis table

[@TheCricketDigest]

It is available in ICC's website.

[@nethminnn]

Probably the most complex and confusing statistical calculation in sport

[@sibanarayanmishra2345]

Full of quality

[@shadabahmad1027]

Shouldn't it be DLS(Duckworth Lewis Stern) method ?

[@TheCricketDigest]

It is DLS now. But when it was invented, it was DL-method. We have explained that in the video. You can go through it.

[@sahilkazi194]

That's soo very complex

[@BRNOOB_]

I understood the concepts now but not fully clearly...

[@wiradkhan4839]

Now duckworth lewis and stern method is used.

[@TheCricketDigest]

Yes, we have explained that in the video.

[@samdryden7944]

In today's game between Ireland and India, India batted second yet won by 2 runs, which doesn't make any sense.

[@rayeenkorim7637]

but how srilanka scored 201

[@tapankrishna8071]

Can you please explain how did Pakistan get the 302 total in the latest India vs Pakistan match(ICC WORLD CUP 2019) ?

[@TheCricketDigest]

It is very difficult to explain everything but in short, Pakistan had lost 13.5% of their resource because of rain (loss of 10 overs with 4 wickets remaining gives us this value from D-L table). Target was reduced by 13.5% of India's score which gives us the target of 291. However actual target was 302 which is derived from Duckworth-Lewis-Stern(DLS) method. When the score is more than 300 DLS method differs significantly from DL method.

[@tapankrishna8071]

@@TheCricketDigest can you please provide the latest resource table which ICC released post sept 30 2018.

[@TheCricketDigest]

​@@tapankrishna8071 ​unfortunately ICC doesn't release the table anymore. As we have mentioned in the video, it is not made available to the public anymore.

[@MrPrandhir]

Retractable is need in cricket stadium

[@anafanaf1301]

How are resources calculated? Please give me the answer.

[@TheCricketDigest]

Using the table shown in the video. You can find the table in ICC's website.

[@anafanaf1301]

@@TheCricketDigest thank you.

[@ravikiran1514]

Nice video

[@AK-zs2oe]

This rule not accept for talent...urs rule only for boundaries not a single run then y u add single run u add no of boundaries in a score board

[@maketheworldasyours3550]

time for new calculations

[@dubeyanant]

Thanks bro

[@abhaybhargav3602]

I think DL method is better than DLS method