- Player: Name of the player,
- Span: Duration of Test Career,
- Mat: No. of matches played,
- Inns: No. of innings played,
- Balls: Total no. of balls bowled,
- Runs: No. of runs conceded,
- Wkts: No. of wickets taken altogether,
- BBI: Best balling figure in an innings,
- BBM: Best balling figure in a match (2 innings),
- Ave: Average meaning average no. of runs conceded per wicket,
- Econ: Economy Rate, Econ= (Total runs conceded)/(Total over bowled),
- SR: Strike Rate, SR means the average no. of balls needed to bowl per wicket,
- 5: Shows the no. of 5-wicket wholes in an innings,
- 10: Shows the number of times this bowler has taken ten wickets in a match.
- Using Python's different bulit-in libraries such as pandas, numpy etc.,
- Read different types of files with Pandas Dataframe. (.csv file, .xlsx file, etc.)
- Creating and naming the new data frame in Pandas,
- Find the number of rows and columns in the dataframe,
- Find the data statistics of the dataset,
- Find the data types and missing values,
- Rename the column names,
- Remove unnecessary columns.
- Analyzing the data and find answers of different kinds of questions that arises on mind while dealing with the dataset.
- Arrange the dataset in a custom column order and making it more understandable and so on.
DataSet Reference: https://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/records/93276.html