Description Usage Format Source
pbp
contains play-by-play data (one row per game event), from games played in the Australian Women's National Basketball League. The pbp
data set currently contains publicly available data from games played in the 2014/2015 season to the 2020 season, inclusive.
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A tibble with 321566 rows and 32 variables:
Numeric. Season of competition. Note that WNBL seasons typically overlap year-end. For simplicity, the first year of competition is included in the season
variable, e.g., "2014" represents the 2014 / 2015 season.
Numeric. Unique identifier for each game. View the game stats in your browser by navigating to https://www.fibalivestats.com/u/wnbl/<page_id>/
Numeric. Unique identifier for each play in a game. Allows for ordering of plays in the chronological sequence that they occurred.
Character. Team name.
Character. Team nickname.
Character. Identifying whether the team represented on each row was the home or away team.
Character. Opposition team name.
Character. Opposition team nickname.
Character. A string to identify whether the period is a REGULAR period or OVERTIME.
Numeric. Identifies the period number. Use in conjunction with period_type
, e.g., period_type == "REGULAR" & period == 1
corresponds to the 1st quarter in regular play; period_type == "OVERTIME" & period == 1
corresponds to the 1st overtime period.
Character. Time on the game clock (within period) that corresponds to each play, expressed as mm:ss.
Numeric. Running score for the home team.
Numeric. Running score for the away team.
Numeric. Running score margin, home_team_score
minus away_team_score
.
Character. Player's first name.
Character. Player's family name.
Character. Player's name as it appears on a scoreboard (e.g., Sara Blicavs = S. Blicavs).
Numeric. Player's shirt number.
Character. Type of game action (e.g., "jumpball", "rebound", "assist").
Character. Action sub-type (e.g., "heldball", "badpass", "travel").
Numeric. Flagging variable to indicate whether a play was successful (0 = was not successful, 1 = was successful).
Numeric. Flagging variable to indicate whether a game action was a shot attempt (0 = was not a shot attempt, 1 = was a shot attempt).
Numeric. Flagging variable to indicate whether a play was recorded as a team statistic, e.g., team rebound, team foul (0 = was not a team statistic, 1 = was a team statistic).
Numeric. Flagging variable to indicate whether a play resulted from a turnover (0 = was not from a turnover, 1 = was from a turnover).
Numeric. Flagging variable to indicate whether points scored in a given play were scored in the key area, colloquially referred to as "the paint" (0 = not in the paint, 1 = in the paint).
Numeric. Flagging variable to indicate whether a given play is a second-chance play, as would result from an offensive rebound (0 = was not a second-chance play, 1 = was a second-chance play).
Numeric. Flagging variable to indicate whether a given play occurred during a fast break (0 = was not during a fast break, 1 = was during a fast break).
Numeric. Flagging variable to identify shooting fouls that resulted in a penalty of 1 free throw (0 = was not a shooting foul with 1-free-throw penalty, 1 = was a shooting foul with 1-free-throw penalty).
Numeric. Flagging variable to identify shooting fouls that resulted in a penalty of 2 free throws (0 = was not a shooting foul with 2-free-throw penalty, 1 = was a shooting foul with 2-free-throw penalty).
Numeric. Flagging variable to identify shooting fouls that resulted in a penalty of 3 free throws (0 = was not a shooting foul with 3-free-throw penalty, 1 = was a shooting foul with 3-free-throw penalty).
Numeric. Flagging variable to identify if a shot attempt play was blocked (0 = was not blocked, 1 = was blocked).
Numeric. Flagging variable to identify if a foul play was called as part of a double foul, where players from opposing teams are awarded fouls from the same play (0 = was not part of a double foul call, 1 = was part of a double foul call).
Australian Women's National Basketball League website https://www.wnbl.com.au
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