The white captain era of West Indian cricket
Principal Investigator(s): View help for Principal Investigator(s) Stefan Szymanski, University of Michigan
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Project Description
This paper estimates the cost in terms of team performance attributable to the white captain policy. It also models the team player selection process based on player records from first class matches, which were usually used as a key selection criterion.
The paper shows that not only did white players generally underperform their teammates in international matches, but that this was predictable based on first class performance.
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