A visualization suite decoding dismissal patterns for elite international batsmen — where the danger balls land, and why.
Commentary on a batsman's "weakness" is usually vague — "struggles against the short ball," "vulnerable early." This project asks a sharper question: for a given batsman, can dismissal and danger-delivery data be turned into a precise, visual map of exactly where a bowler needs to land the ball, and how the batsman has actually gotten out historically?
Built a coordinate system translating raw line, length, height, and field-angle values into a consistent, publication-ready chart for every player — including automatic mirroring of off/leg side for left-handers, so the same visual language works across the whole set.