1sf/bird-sql-train-with-schema huggingface dataset:
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: Which country does Ranchi city belong to?
Evidence: country refers to Country_Name; Ranchi city refers to City_Name = 'Ranchi'
SQL: SELECT T2.Country_Name FROM City AS T1 INNER JOIN Country AS T2 ON T1.Country_Id = T2.Country_Id WHERE T1.City_Name = 'Ranchi'
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: How many Indian cities are there in the database?
Evidence: Indian refers to Country_Name = 'India'
SQL: SELECT SUM(CASE WHEN T2.Country_Name = 'India' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) FROM City AS T1 INNER JOIN Country AS T2 ON T1.Country_Id = T2.Country_Id
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: State the name of the city with the most venues.
Evidence: name of the city refers to City_Name; the most venues refers to max(count(Venue_Id))
SQL: SELECT T1.City_Name FROM City AS T1 INNER JOIN Venue AS T2 ON T1.City_Id = T2.City_Id GROUP BY T1.City_Id ORDER BY COUNT(T2.Venue_Id) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: What is the batting hand of MK Pandey?
Evidence: MK Pandey refers to Player_Name = 'MK Pandey'
SQL: SELECT T2.Batting_hand FROM Player AS T1 INNER JOIN Batting_Style AS T2 ON T1.Batting_hand = T2.Batting_Id WHERE T1.Player_Name = 'MK Pandey'
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: In the database, how many times is the number of Indian cities to the South African cities?
Evidence: Indian refers to Country_Name = 'India'; South African refers to Country_Name = 'South Africa'; how many times = divide(count(City_Id where Country_Name = 'India'), count(City_Id where Country_Name = 'South Africa'))
SQL: SELECT CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN T2.Country_Name = 'India' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS REAL) / SUM(CASE WHEN T2.Country_Name = 'South Africa' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) FROM City AS T1 INNER JOIN Country AS T2 ON T1.Country_Id = T2.Country_Id
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: How many times does M Chinnaswamy Stadium host games than Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium?
Evidence: M Chinnaswamy Stadium refers to Venue_Name = 'M Chinnaswamy Stadium'; Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium refers to Venue_Name = 'Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium'; how many times = divide(count(Match_Id where Venue_Name = 'M Chinnaswamy Stadium'), count(Match_Id where Venue_Name = 'Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium'))
SQL: SELECT SUM(CASE WHEN T2.Venue_Name = 'M Chinnaswamy Stadium' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) - SUM(CASE WHEN T2.Venue_Name = 'Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) FROM `Match` AS T1 INNER JOIN Venue AS T2 ON T1.Venue_Id = T2.Venue_Id
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: Who is the oldest player?
Evidence: name of the player refers to Player_Name; the oldest refers to min(DOB)
SQL: SELECT Player_Name FROM Player ORDER BY DOB ASC LIMIT 1
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: How many matches were played on May 2008?
Evidence: in May 2008 refers to SUBSTR(Match_Date, 1, 4) = '2008' AND SUBSTR(Match_Date, 7, 1) = '5'
SQL: SELECT SUM(CASE WHEN SUBSTR(Match_Date, 7, 1) = '5' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) FROM `Match` WHERE SUBSTR(Match_Date, 1, 4) = '2008'
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: How many players were born in the 90s?
Evidence: born in the 90s refers to DOB > = '1990-01-01' AND DOB < = '1999-12-31'
SQL: SELECT COUNT(Player_Id) AS cnt FROM Player WHERE DOB BETWEEN '1990-01-01' AND '1999-12-31'
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: How many matches did Team 10 play in 2012?
Evidence: Team 10 refers to Team_1 = 10 OR Team_2 = 10; in 2012 refers to SUBSTR(Match_Date, 1, 4) = '2012'
SQL: SELECT SUM(CASE WHEN Team_1 = 10 OR Team_2 = 10 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) FROM `Match` WHERE SUBSTR(Match_Date, 1, 4) = '2012'
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: List the id of the player who won the Orange Cap for 2 consecutive seasons.
Evidence: id of the player who won the Orange Cap refers to Orange_Cap; for 2 consecutive seasons refers to count(Season_Year) > 1
SQL: SELECT Orange_Cap FROM Season GROUP BY Orange_Cap HAVING COUNT(Season_Year) > 1
Database: soccer_2016
Tables: Batting_Style, Bowling_Style, City, Country, Extra_Type, Extra_Runs, Out_Type, Outcome, Player, Rolee, Season, Team, Toss_Decision, Umpire, Venue, Win_By, Match, Ball_by_Ball, Batsman_Scored, Player_Match, Wicket_Taken
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, Batting_Id, 0, Batting_hand, 1, Bowling_Id, 1, Bowling_skill, 2, City_Id, 2, City_Name, 2, Country_id, 3, Country_Id, 3, Country_Name, 4, Extra_Id, 4, Extra_Name, 5, Match_Id, 5, Over_Id, 5, Ball_Id, 5, Extra_Type_Id, 5, Extra_Runs, 5, Innings_No, 6, Out_Id, 6, Out_Name, 7, Outcome_Id, 7, Outcome_Type, 8, Player_Id, 8, Player_Name, 8, DOB, 8, Batting_hand, 8, Bowling_skill, 8, Country_Name, 9, Role_Id, 9, Role_Desc, 10, Season_Id, 10, Man_of_the_Series, 10, Orange_Cap, 10, Purple_Cap, 10, Season_Year, 11, Team_Id, 11, Team_Name, 12, Toss_Id, 12, Toss_Name, 13, Umpire_Id, 13, Umpire_Name, 13, Umpire_Country, 14, Venue_Id, 14, Venue_Name, 14, City_Id, 15, Win_Id, 15, Win_Type, 16, Match_Id, 16, Team_1, 16, Team_2, 16, Match_Date, 16, Season_Id, 16, Venue_Id, 16, Toss_Winner, 16, Toss_Decide, 16, Win_Type, 16, Win_Margin, 16, Outcome_type, 16, Match_Winner, 16, Man_of_the_Match, 17, Match_Id, 17, Over_Id, 17, Ball_Id, 17, Innings_No, 17, Team_Batting, 17, Team_Bowling, 17, Striker_Batting_Position, 17, Striker, 17, Non_Striker, 17, Bowler, 18, Match_Id, 18, Over_Id, 18, Ball_Id, 18, Runs_Scored, 18, Innings_No, 19, Match_Id, 19, Player_Id, 19, Role_Id, 19, Team_Id, 20, Match_Id, 20, Over_Id, 20, Ball_Id, 20, Player_Out, 20, Kind_Out, 20, Fielders, 20, Innings_No
Question: How many matches were played in Season 7?
Evidence: Season 7 refers to Season_Id = 7
SQL: SELECT COUNT(Match_Id) FROM `Match` WHERE Season_Id = 7