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The T20I Cricket Prediction Model is an advanced machine learning application designed to revolutionize cricket match predictions through data-driven insights. By leveraging historical match data and sophisticated algorithms, this system achieves an impressive 95% accuracy rate in predicting T20 International cricket match outcomes.

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💬 T20I Cricket Prediction Model

Cricket ML Accuracy GUI

🎯 Predict T20I Cricket Match Winners with 95% Accuracy using Random Forest!


📊 Project Overview

🚀 AI-powered cricket match prediction system that analyzes historical T20I data to predict match outcomes with exceptional accuracy.

This machine learning project uses advanced algorithms to forecast T20 International cricket match winners based on:

  • Historical match statistics
  • Venue performance data
  • Toss decisions impact
  • Team-specific analytics

🎯 Key Features


AI Prediction
95% Accuracy Rate

Interactive GUI
User-Friendly Interface

Venue Analysis
Ground-Specific Stats

Match History
Historical Data Insights

🔬 Machine Learning Models Comparison

Model Accuracy Status
🌟 Random Forest 95.00% Best Performer
⚡ XGBoost 66.94% ⚠️ Moderate
📈 SVC 11.00% ❌ Poor
📊 Logistic Regression 10.78% ❌ Poor
🔄 AdaBoost 9.21% ❌ Poor

🏆 Why Random Forest Won?

✅ Handles categorical variables excellently
✅ Captures non-linear relationships  
✅ Prevents overfitting with ensemble approach
✅ Perfect for multi-class classification

📋 Dataset Features

Feature Description Type
Bat First Toss winner team Categorical
Bat Second Team batting second Categorical
Venue Match ground/stadium Categorical
Winner Match winner (target) Label

🖥️ GUI Features

1️⃣ Match Prediction

🎯 Input: Team 1, Team 2, Venue, Toss Winner
📤 Output: Predicted match winner

2️⃣ Historical Verification

📊 View: Past match statistics for selected teams
Verify: Model accuracy against actual results

3️⃣ Venue-Specific Analysis

📊 Analyze: Ground-specific team performance
📈 Trends: Historical venue statistics


🛠️ Technical Implementation

graph LR
    A[📊 Raw Data] --> B[🔄 Preprocessing]
    B --> C[⚙️ Feature Engineering]
    C --> D[🎯 Model Training]
    D --> E[🏆 Random Forest]
    E --> F[💻 GUI Interface]
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🔧 Development Steps:

  1. 📊 Data Preprocessing - Ball-by-ball to match-level aggregation
  2. 🏷️ Feature Engineering - One-hot encoding & label encoding
  3. 📏 Scaling - StandardScaler implementation
  4. 🎯 Training - 80/20 train-test split
  5. 💻 GUI Development - Interactive prediction interface

🎯 Real-World Example

📅 Test Case: India vs Pakistan at Dubai International Stadium
📊 Historical Data: Pakistan won both previous matches when India batted first
🎯 Model Prediction: Pakistan (Winner)
✅ Validation: Matches historical trend!


📈 Project Impact

Metric Value
🎯 Accuracy 95%
📊 Models Tested 5
💻 GUI Features 3
📅 Venues Covered Multiple International Grounds

🚀 Getting Started

# Clone the repository
git clone <https://github.com/MudasirNaeem1/MachineLearning-T20I-Matches-Prediction.git>

# Install dependencies  
pip install -r requirements.txt

# Run the application
ML_PROJECT (T20I CRICKET PREDICTION MODEL).ipynb

👥 Team

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF COMPUTER & EMERGING SCIENCES
📍 Karachi Campus | 🎓 BAI-5A
👤 Instructor: Sir Usama Bin Umar
📅 Date: December 14, 2024


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