How to Navigate Reddybook’s Cricket Stats Dashboard for In‑Depth Player Analysis
Key Takeaways
- Master the four‑column layout to instantly locate the most‑used widgets.
- Use the Search Bar and Filters Panel to pull up any player, format, venue, or time‑period in seconds.
- Toggle between traditional and advanced metrics such as Expected Runs and Win Probability via the Metrics Menu.
- Create side‑by‑side player comparisons with custom weighting and export results as CSV or PDF.
- Leverage built‑in visualisation tools—heat maps, run‑rate graphs, and more—for presentation‑ready insights.
- Save recurring filter sets as “Smart Views” to speed up regular analysis tasks.
Introduction
Reddybook has become the go‑to platform for anyone who wants more than a simple scorecard when reviewing cricket performance. Whether you are a national coach devising a game plan, a broadcaster preparing for live commentary, a journalist crafting a feature story, or a dedicated fan hunting for hidden patterns, the platform’s Stats Dashboard consolidates every performance metric across formats, venues, and eras into a single, intuitive interface.
This guide walks you through each step of the dashboard—from logging in to exporting a custom report—so you can unlock the full potential of Reddybook’s analytics and deliver data‑driven insights that matter.
Getting Started: Logging In and Initial Setup
Creating an Account
If you haven’t already, sign up for a free Reddybook account. The registration process is swift: provide your email, set a secure password, and verify your address via the confirmation link.
Two‑Factor Authentication (2FA)
For added security, enable 2FA under Account Settings → Security. Once activated, you’ll receive a one‑time code via your preferred authenticator app each time you log in.
Accessing the Stats Dashboard
After logging in, click the “Analytics” tab on the top navigation bar and select “Stats Dashboard.”strong> The first time you open the dashboard, a brief onboarding tour will highlight the main panels.
Dashboard Layout Overview
The dashboard is built on a responsive four‑column grid:
- Navigation Pane (leftmost column) – Quick links to Players, Teams, Venues, and Historical Seasons.
- Search & Filters Panel (second column) – Global search bar, format selectors, and advanced filter options.
- Main Metrics Area (third column) – Core performance tables, key statistics, and trend lines.
- Visualization Suite (rightmost column) – Interactive charts, heat maps, and export buttons.
Understanding this layout lets you jump directly to the widget you need without hunting through menus.
Using the Search Bar and Filters Panel
Global Search Bar
Type any player name, team, or even a venue keyword into the top‑right search bar. The auto‑complete feature suggests matches as you type, allowing you to select the exact entry with a single click.
Advanced Filters
Click the Filters icon to expand a slide‑out panel. Here you can narrow results by:
- Match format – Test, ODI, T20, or Franchise leagues.
- Time period – Specific years, seasons, or custom date ranges.
- Venue type – Home ground, neutral venue, or overseas.
- Performance thresholds – Minimum runs, strike rate, or wickets.
Combine multiple filters to generate highly focused data sets. For a visual guide, see our complete dashboard overview.
Exploring Traditional and Advanced Metrics
Reddybook offers a blend of classic cricket statistics and modern, data‑science‑driven metrics. Switch between them using the Metrics Menu located above the Main Metrics Area.
Traditional Metrics
These include familiar figures such as:
- Runs, Batting Average, and Strike Rate.
- Wickets, Bowling Average, Economy Rate.
- Fielding catches, run‑outs, and stumpings.
Advanced Metrics
Advanced analytics add context to raw numbers:
- Expected Runs (xRuns) – Predictive model of runs a batsman should have scored under match conditions.
- Win Probability (WP) – Real‑time probability that a player’s performance will influence the match outcome.
- Player Impact Score (PIS) – Composite index factoring batting, bowling, and fielding contributions.
Hover over any metric for a tooltip that explains its calculation methodology.
Creating Side‑by‑Side Player Comparisons
The Compare Players widget lets you pit two or more athletes against each other using custom weighting. Follow these steps:
- Click the “Add Player” button and select the first player from the Search Bar.
- Repeat to add a second, third, or fourth player.
- Choose which metrics to emphasise (e.g., give 70% weight to xRuns and 30% to WP).
- Press “Generate Comparison” to view a side‑by‑side table and a stacked bar chart.
These comparisons are ideal for pre‑match briefings or editorial pieces that need clear, data‑backed arguments.
