The Win Percentage (%) is a performance indicator that measures a team’s success rate in the Indian Premier League (IPL) or across multiple cricket tournaments. It is calculated by dividing the number of matches won by the total number of matches played and multiplying the result by 100 to express it as a percentage. This metric provides a standardised way to assess how effectively a team has converted its opportunities into victories, regardless of the number of matches played. In the context of the IPL, where teams vary in terms of player combinations, leadership, and match conditions each season, the win percentage offers a reliable benchmark for comparing performance over time. A consistently high win percentage reflects strategic planning, team balance, depth of talent, and the ability to adapt to high-pressure situations. Conversely, a lower percentage may signal issues in execution, strategy, or team cohesion. This metric is particularly useful for analysts, fans, and franchise stakeholders who seek to evaluate a team’s dominance, competitiveness, or progress season by season. It also supports data-driven decision-making in team management, auction strategies, and fan engagement by highlighting the historical and ongoing success of each franchise in the league.