armaanalytics
A Research driven platform exploring market inefficiencies in Sports started Armaanalytics to understand a simple question: do sports markets actually reward performance?In football and cricket, salaries and transfer fees are often treated as a reflection of ability. But when you look closer, that relationship isn’t always clear.
This platform explores that gap.By building models that compare performance to cost, I try to identify where players are undervalued, overpriced, or simply misunderstood. It’s an attempt to move beyond narratives and look at sport through a more analytical lens.What began as curiosity has grown into a mix of research, datasets, and interactive tools, all focused on one idea of understanding how value is really assigned in sport.
VISION
I started Armaanalytics with a simple question: do sports markets actually reward performance?
In football and cricket, salaries, wages and transfer fees are often treated as reflections of ability. But look closer, and that relationship isn’t always so clear.
Armaanalytics explores that gap. By building models that compare performance with cost, I look for where players may be undervalued, overpriced or simply misunderstood.
Because in sport, decisions off the field shape what happens on it. Clubs don’t just compete for players. They compete in a market, and the ones that understand that market better gain an edge.
What began as curiosity and a blog has grown into research, datasets, models and interactive tools, all focused on understanding how value is really assigned in sport.
I’m still building