Cricket Calculators
Every calculator here handles cricket's overs notation properly, so 18.4 overs is treated as 18 overs and 4 balls, not 18.4. Each page explains the formula, shows a worked example you can check by hand, and links to a longer guide if you want the full background.
They work on any phone and need no sign-up. If you score your matches in Cricket Score Counter, run rate, required run rate, player figures and tournament net run rate are calculated for you automatically.
Run Rate Calculator
Current run rate, required run rate, balls left and projected score.
Net Run Rate Calculator
Tournament NRR across matches, with the all-out rule handled for you.
Strike Rate & Average Calculator
Strike rate, batting average and boundary percentage for any batter.
Bowling Economy Calculator
Economy rate, bowling average, bowling strike rate and figures.
Overs Converter
Overs to balls, balls to overs and true decimal overs.
Rain Target Calculator
A simple, transparent revised target for shortened local matches.
Which calculator do I need?
- During a chase: the run rate calculator, for required rate and balls left.
- Before the last round of a league: the net run rate calculator.
- For end-of-season awards: the strike rate and bowling economy calculators.
- When rain arrives: the rain target calculator, using a method agreed before the toss.
- When a spreadsheet gives odd answers: the overs converter.