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First-innings win-probability.

The probability the batting-first team wins, while they are still setting a total. AUC 0.76, lifted by a venue batting-index and team-strength Elo. A harder prediction than the chase — the outcome depends on an innings not yet bowled — but a genuine edge for pre-chase markets and first-innings dashboards.

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What you get · 3 layers

The signal, in full.

Pass the match state; receive a complete, model-backed read.

1

Setting-team win probability

The chance the team batting first goes on to win, from their current first-innings state and match context — honestly scored at AUC 0.76.

setting_team_win_prob
2

Venue-aware

A venue batting-index feature tells the model whether this is a high-scoring ground or a bowler's pitch — worth six AUC points over match-state alone.

venue_bat_index
3

Projected-total context

A naive projected total is returned alongside as a reference point for the setting side.

projected_total_naive
Where it comes from

Modeled on thousands of first innings.

Trained on 4,683 real T20 matches from Cricsheet — free, legal, ball-by-ball — then validated on unseen matches. No fragile live-feed dependency; the intelligence is in the model.

Real first-innings states
Trained on the first innings of thousands of completed T20 matches, labelled with the eventual result.
trained
Venue batting-index
A per-venue scoring index — the single biggest lift, from 0.70 to 0.76 AUC.
feature-engineered
Team-strength Elo
Optional Elo inputs sharpen the read when team quality is known.
proprietary methodology
Out-of-sample AUC 0.76
Measured on held-out matches — an honest figure for a genuinely hard problem.
out-of-sample
Sample output

What comes back.

{
  "setting_team_win_prob": 0.58,
  "projected_total_naive": 176.0,
  "venue_bat_index": 1.09
}
Who calls it

Use cases.

For autonomous agents
Betting bot
Price the innings break
Have a win-probability read before the chase even starts.
Trading agent
Pre-chase positioning
Take a view on the match while the first innings is still being built.
Dashboard bot
First-innings %
Show a live win read during the first innings, not just the chase.
For people & teams
Bettor
Get in early
Form a model-backed view before the second-innings markets sharpen.
Broadcaster
First-innings graphic
Show a win read while the setting team bats.
Analyst
Study setting scores
Quantify how score, wickets, and venue shape first-innings win odds.
How to call it

Discover, pay, receive.

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Find the tool
Via MCP at dod.hshintelligence.com/mcp or the /x402/catalog.
02 · Pay
Pay per call
Send the x402 payment in USDC on Base. Fixed deterministic price.
03 · Receive
Get the signal
The signal returns inline — ready for your model, lineup, or strategy.
# call the first-winprob tool
curl -H "X-Payment: <x402-usdc-base-payload>" \
"https://dod.hshintelligence.com/mcp" \
-d '{"tool":"hsh-cricket-first-winprob","input":{...}}'
Questions

FAQ.

Why is AUC lower than the chase model?
Because predicting the winner while a team is still setting a total is genuinely harder — the chase hasn't happened yet. 0.76 is honest and useful; the chase model's 0.88 has a fixed target to work from.
What lifted it from 0.70 to 0.76?
Adding a venue batting-index and team-strength Elo — knowing the ground and the sides is worth six AUC points.
What inputs?
Balls, wickets, runs, and optionally venue and team Elo for the sharpest read.
When should I use this vs the chase product?
Use this during the first innings; switch to the chase win-probability product once the chase begins.
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