Duckworth-Lewis method for the live cricket

	Team batting first		Team batting second
Wickets lost (w)	Z0(w)	b(w)	Z0(w)	b(w)
0	297.16	.034005	560.83	.010787
1	252.09	.040588	469.11	.012625
2	219.99	.046460	386.49	.015409
3	180.47	.057669	294.09	.020311
4	144.83	.074333	201.23	.030664
5	108.16	.092476	136.01	.044826
6	85.494	.12285	109.01	.044826
7	49.176	.22613	67.961	.064166
8	28.113	.32446	42.509	.10788
9	13.027	.56227	18.205	.14941

   Duckworth-Lewis method for the live cricket is the very much controversial mathematical way to calculate the target score for the team batting second in a one-day cricket. It is used to generate the result of the matches when interrupted by the some f the circumstances or by weather (generally by weather).Often  known as D/L in the name of cricket is also used for the generating even the conclusions of the match.

THEORY OF Duckworth-Lewis--

     The theory of D/L is totally depended on the combination of resources which are as follows-

1--runs.

2--innings.

3--wickets

4--over

    For the calculations from the table given, the percentage

of the resources are calculated of the over, left out wickets.

These  percentage calculates the target for the second team.

If also the match score is tied, that match score is declared

As a tied match.

 In the first table the average innings by a team batting first was 238.7 runs (235 - (-3.7)) and the teams batting second averaged 232.4 runs (235 - 2.6).

	Team batting first				Team batting second
Overs Completed	D/L minus actual	Standard Deviation	Pre-2002 D/L minus actual	Innings	D/L minus actual	Standard Deviation	Pre-2002 D/L minus actual	Innings
0	-3.7	60.3	-13.7	650	2.6	57.0	-7.4	599
5	-5.5	54.5	-14.4	650	1.6	50.7	-7.2	597
10	-6.0	48.4	-13.5	650	2.5	44.7	-5.2	595
15	-5.6	42.2	-11.2	650	4.1	39.5	-2.4	590
20	-6.2	37.3	-10.0	647	4.7	35.3	-0.5	575
25	-6.9	32.3	-8.9	645	5.8	32.3	1.8	552
30	-5.6	28.6	-6.1	645	5.4	26.8	2.6	528
35	-6.5	24.2	-5.8	631	4.9	23.3	3.2	492
40	-7.0	19.8	-5.5	615	3.5	18.3	2.7	441
45	-5.7	12.9	-4.2	587	2.0	11.3	1.9	345
46	-4.8	11.4	-3.4	579	1.8	10.0	1.8	303
47	-3.9	9.4	-2.7	571	1.5	8.3	1.6	270
48	-2.7	7.3	-1.8	555	0.9	6.7	1.0	216
49	-1.6	5.0	-1.2	524	0.8	4.3	0.9	147

Many of the times this method of generating the result could generate some impossible scores, even very fortunate to go on it, but at the same time cricket is the game of un predictions.