Welcome to my collection of Power BI projects. Here, you'll find a curated selection of dashboards and reports that showcase my skills in data visualization and analysis. I have completed a Power BI Data Analyst course from Microsoft on Coursera, where I learned to transform data into interactive, insightful visualizations. This collection reflects my journey through various real-world data challenges and showcases my ability to create meaningful business insights using Power BI. Feel free to explore the projects and see how data can be transformed into actionable intelligence.
In this section, I showcase a range of data analysis and visualization projects that highlight the application of Power BI in real-world scenarios. Each project represents a unique challenge and demonstrates the use of data to derive actionable insights. The section features interactive reports, detailed analyses, and visualizations created using Power BI, illustrating proficiency in transforming raw data into meaningful insights.
This project involves analyzing the 2022 T20 Cricket World Cup using data extracted from ESPN Cricinfo. The data was scraped using Bright Data and processed with Python in Jupyter Notebook. The analysis focused on key performance metrics and parameters to evaluate team and player performances. The Power BI report created presents interactive dashboards and insights based on this comprehensive data analysis.
The team should be able to score at least 180 runs on average and defend 150 runs on average.
Parameters for openers include batting average > 30, strike rate > 140, innings batted > 3, boundary % > 50, and batting position < 4.
Parameters for middle order include batting average > 40, strike rate > 125, innings batted > 3, average balls faced > 20, and batting position > 2.
Parameters for finishers include batting average > 25, strike rate > 130, innings batted > 3, average balls faced > 12, batting position < 4, and innings bowled > 1.
Parameters for all-rounders include batting average > 15, strike rate > 140, innings batted > 2, batting position > 4, innings bowled > 2, bowling economy < 7, and bowling strike rate < 20.
Parameters for fast bowlers include innings bowled > 4, bowling economy < 7, bowling strike rate < 16, bowling average < 20, and dot ball % > 40.
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