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Behind stat: runs per over in India's chase of 275 in the 2011 World Cup final (Cricsheet). The last bar holds the six.

Cricket statistics, forecasts and an AI analyst — built from open ball-by-ball data for men's and women's cricket, with every number traceable to its source.

2011 gave us the six. 2023 gave us the heartbreak. 2027 is the question. Read the story →

—MatchesMen's and women's, 2001 to today. Every result feeds the team ratings.
—Balls bowledEach one recorded: who bowled, who faced, what happened. Enough to train a ball-by-ball model.
—PlayersCareers followed across Tests, ODIs, T20Is and leagues, the basis for player-strength ratings.
—TeamsNational sides and franchises, all rated by the same model.

Why the volume matters: about 2,600 men's ODIs are too few to teach a model who wins a match. 11.6 million deliveries are plenty, so the ODI World Cup 2027 predictor will learn team and player strength from every ball, then simulate the tournament thousands of times.

What are the chances of India lifting the 2027 ODI World Cup? Today: cricstat Elo and 50,000 simulated tournaments. Machine-learning and deep-learning challengers are coming
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