Cricket is a game of skill, preparation, and strategy. Yet many matches are decided during moments when pressure is highest and time is limited. A captain may need to choose a bowling change with only a few overs remaining. A batter may have to decide whether to attack or defend. A fielding side may need to adjust tactics after a sudden shift in momentum. These situations rarely provide complete information. Teams cannot know exactly what will happen next. They must make decisions while conditions continue changing around them. The process resembles navigating a ship through rough water. The destination remains…