Prediction of Cricket World Cup 2019 by TOPSIS Technique of MCDM-A Mathematical Analysis

Prediction about the result of cricket matches astonishing as a research problem, especially due to its complexity, unpredictable assumption (weather and pitch conditions). Because the ultimate outcome of a cricket match is based on many aspect and unaccepted bearings therefore it is difficult responsibility to predict the exact and partial truth-based outcomes of cricket matches such a research expects a multi criteria decision making approach. TOPSIS to predict true ranking and principally applied to fallouts of CRICKET WORLD CUP 2019. So, by proposed technique, India has the most chances of winning the CWC2019, and the rank of team Pakistan is 7. The team Afghanistan has the lowest chances of winning. .

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