Cricket is game of uncertainty and accuracy is always in question. Cricket is game where player current form is very important to consider, but in this case, not considered yet. Example Virendra Sehwag ;((

I m suspect, past is not always give insight about future. Analyzing past always give up to 60% insight, but what about rest. In current environment, we need more accurate results.

Lets take another example of this algorithm, consider Ashish is writing 5 blogs everyday with consideration of pluggd.in past performance, Timing of blog post, different competitor in same domain with same location (i.e Bangalore), pitch is Internet, weather condition considerably hot (lots of gyan, and startup info). Will ipredict predict, how many blog he will write next day and what time? my hand is cross

At last, Ipredict is selling this data to user with nominal fee. What user will do with this kind of data (betting with real money), that means he is encouraging bookies and betting. Is this ethically correct to do.

My son predict much better that ipredict, and most of time he was absolute correct.

and the runs and wickets tally never matches may be 1/20. Sometimes they give scores for people who did not play in the match as well.

This is anybodies guess.

I just wasted my 15-minutes going through the pages.