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Through this project, we have come out with an application, which can provide detailed Score Analysis of an ongoing Cricket Match.

Through the software, the Scorer would be entering the data regarding the proceedings of the match on a particular workstation, and all the analysis would be available on separate windows/computer, which include the Details of any particular delivery or the contest between a particular batsman and a bowler.

In the process of the development, we split the Project into two streams, one of which was aimed at the Relations between the classes and the other focused on Netwoking, OOP being at the core of both of them. Finally, we were triumphant and both the Versions could be completed successfully and are being presented herein as Version1 and Version2 respectively.

The paradigm of the course being Object Oriented Programming, special emphasis was laid on OOP concepts. So, we have tried to make efficient use of the codes and Objects by proper extension and Method Overloading and Overriding and using the various methods and attributes in the derived classes eg BatsmanUpdate, accept_from_profile1, Batsman, etc.

One of the prime features of our project could be the relations between Classes eg Aggregation in Over and Batsman classes while Association between the Batsman and Bowler Classes.

This is the stand-alone version of the Project. It requires Windows environment backed by an Oracle Database Server. The Scorer would have to enter the names of the players of the two teams participating in the match. Care has to be taken so that the names of multiple players of the same team are not the same. The last player of both the teams have to be the Wicketkeeper of the Team.

After the start of the innings, the user can see on the output screens, the players of both the teams, Current Batting and Bowling Scorecards as well as the Total Runs Graph. He can also view the details of any delivery bowled, as well the performance of any batsman again all the bowlers, and can also have a look at the Records of the players. The program is smart enough to check the user from entering wrong combinations of data, as per the existing guidelines of the ICC.

This is the Network version of our project. It requires a workstation, which can be based on any Operating System including Linux. Another computer is required to serve as the server. This machine has to be based on Windows Environment, as the SQL connectivity command is based on this. The workstation can as well double up as Server, if has Windows O/S. It also has to have Apache Tomcat installed on it, so that JSP pages could function properly. We have used the Version 4.0. This makes the current Scorecard available to anybody on the LAN. Thus information regarding the proceedings of a match could be have even from a remote place.