Kaggle competitions are incredibly fun and rewarding, but they can also be intimidating for people who are relatively new in their data science journey.
PEC ACM brings you the Kaggle Challenge. The goal of this challenge is to provide a fun and approachable-for-anyone way to kickstart your Data Science Journey.
Good Luck and Have Fun! 

The challenge is divided into four sections.
# Questions:
## A) EASY (2 Points each)
1. Find the bowler who took maximum wickets (over all the years).
2. Find the bowler who delivered maximum balls (over all the years).
3. Find the batsman with maximum runs (over all the years).
4. Find the batsman with maximum fours (in a single match).
5. Find the batsman with maximum sixes (in a single match).
6. Find the player who got maximum number of man of the match (over all the years).
7. Find the team with maximum match win percentage (over all the years).
8. Find the city in which least number of matches were played (from 2010 to 2015).

## B) MEDIUM (3 Points each)
9. Find the player with lowest economy in a match.
10. Find the player with highest strike rate in a match.
11. What is the probability of winning when a team bats first.
12. Make a pie chart on different ways of dismissals.
13. Which team lost most tosses and converted.
14. Construct a line graph where: 
            Y-axis: average runs in an inning in an year.
            X-axis: year.

## C) HARD (5 Points each)
15. List top 5 partnerships (over all the years).
16. Find the batsman who scored maximum runs against a particular bowler over all years.
17. Make a bar graph:
		Y-axis: probability of winning when choose to bat first
		X-axis: venue (10 most played venues)

## D) VERY HARD (10 Points)  
18. Make a leaderboard of all teams where teams are sorted according to wins and if they have same wins, then sorted according to net run rate.