Cricket Strike Rate & DLS System
Calculate Batting Strike Rate, Bowling Average & Economy, Net Run Rate (NRR), Follow-On target, and Duckworth-Lewis-Stern target scores.
ICC Cricket Equations & Match Statistics
Cricket Batting & Bowling Statistics Mathematics
Cricket calculator computes batting strike rate, bowling average, economy rate, and net run rate (NRR) from match figures.
Batting strike rate measures scoring speed β runs per 100 balls faced. It's a rate stat distinct from batting average, which measures runs per dismissal.
- 1Enter runs scored and balls faced (or bowling figures for bowling average/economy).
- 2View the calculated strike rate, bowling average, or economy rate.
A batter scores 84 runs from 56 balls faced in an innings.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A strike rate above 130 is good, and above 150 is considered excellent for a top-order T20 batter β though the "good" threshold depends on batting position and match situation.
Economy rate = Runs Conceded Γ· Overs Bowled. A lower economy rate is better β it measures how many runs a bowler concedes per over, independent of wickets taken.
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