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	1992-2006
	Series
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"Cricket formula original correspondence" "Background papers" "Work which led to F(W)" "Cricket project output": statistical tables and notes for Nat West Trophy, Benson and Hedges Cup and Sunday League "Summary 2/3.xlx output": statistical tables and graphs for Sunday League matches Workings for 'bug' formula concerning quanitity of runs expected from various batting partnerships Various notes, tables and other papers Data analysis of one-day internationals in Australia in 1992/93 by Professor Rob Willis of Monash Univeristy Other methods, mainly that of Wayne do Rogo of South Africa University of the West of England news releases University of the West of England news releasesm, draft articles and notes for radio interview News releases Drafting of articles for 'Tempus', University of the West of England department of mathematical sciences magazine, and other publications Hand-outs for presentations to International Cricket Council meetings International Cricket Council correspondence Overhead projector slides and notes for presentation explaining the method (then called the 'Lancastrian Method') to chief executives of test-playing countries at International Cricket Council meeting Master copy of hand-outs explaining the method to International Cricket Council and Test and County Cricket Board meetings Tables and regulations for application of the method on England's tour of Zimbabwe Use of the method by the Zimbabwe Cricket Union Summaries of scenarios and other statistical tables for international and Sunday League matches Presentation to meeting on mathematics and computers in sport at Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia Use of the method in the ICC Trophy in Malaysia Hand-outs for Test and County Cricket Board/ England and Wales Cricket Board meeting and workshop Presentation and articles explaining the method International Cricket Council correspondence Correspondence mainly with England and Wales Cricket Board (earlier the Test and County Cricket Board) officials on the introduction and operation of the method Research for revised application of the method ('D/L II') to address potential anomalies Research for upgraded version of the method (D/L2) to address potential anomalies "Cricket references": mainly criticism of thesis by James Richardson containing an assessment of the method Adoption of the method by New Zealand Cricket Use of the method by New Zealand Cricket Explanations of the method Correspondence mainly with Tony Crafter, national umpiring manager of the Australian Cricket Board "ECB [England and Wales Cricket Board] 97 data analysis": possible change of parameters 'Journal of the Operational Research Society' article on the method; summary sent for Lewis's approval; two press articles on early cricket history "Fan mail": general correspondence with people interested in the method Possible revision of the model Graphs of par scores in 50-over matches Explanations of the method and some correspondence Anomalies in the method alleged by the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka Use of the method by the Board of Control for Cricket in India, and response to critique of it by an Indian writer 'Your comprehensive guide to the Duckworth/Lewis method for resetting targets in one-day cricket (2 copies, one signed by the authors), with original prints of photographs used in it Miscellaneous correspondence Possible use of the method in recreational cricket Training seminar for West Indies cricket officials; reports on controversial end to rain-effected match between Trinidad and Tobago and the Leeward Islands Use of the method at the Commonwealth Games in Malaysia "Rough theoretical workings" (handwritten) Use of the method by the United Cricket Board of South Africa and the Scottish Cricket Union Summary of the evolution of the method containing confidential unpublished material; 'Journal of the Operational Research Society' articles Terms for printing of guide to the method by the Marine Sports of Bombay (Mumbai) Unauthorised publication of copyright Duckworth/Lewis regulations and tables on Indian website Guidance for the media on the method Discussion paper and notes on possible revised allocations of overs to bowlers following interruptions Effect of award of penalty runs for various infringements Proposed inclusion of Duckworth/Lewis calculations in Vision 2020 cricket statistical analysis software developed by StumpVision (P) Ltd of Bangalore, India Parameter research Role of equal probability in the method Role of equal probability in the method Drafts of presentation to International Cricket Council Cricket Committee (Playing) reviewing the use of the method in the period 1997-2001 Graphical displays using Duckworth/Lewis methodology to provide information on the state of televised matches Possible change of estimated parameters Duckworth/Lewis margins of victory and their proposed use of as an alternative to net run-rates to rank teams on equal points Explanations of the method and later refinements Papers assembled in connection with meeting with Clive Hitchcock, cricket operations manager of the International Cricket Council Proposed removal of anomaly concerning runs targets in abandoned matches Points systems for Intercontinental Cup, World Cup Qualifying Series and ICC Trophy Presentation on the method in Barbados Paramater review, 'match points' as an alternative to net run rates and other matters