Cricket Bowling Average Calculator

Your details

The cricket format sets the performance benchmark thresholds used for your rating.
Total runs given away by the bowler, including extras attributed to bowling.
Number of batters dismissed by this bowler (excludes run-outs).
Enter overs using decimal notation where the digit after the decimal point is the number of extra balls (e.g. 12.4 means 12 full overs and 4 balls). Leave blank if you only want the bowling average.
Bowling averageGood
25

Runs conceded per wicket taken (lower is better)

Economy rate4.17runs/over
Bowling strike rate36balls/wkt
Total balls bowled360balls
25
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Bowling average: 25.00 - Good for Test

  • In Test cricket a bowling average under 20 is world class; yours of 25.00 is rated good.
  • Your economy rate of 4.17 runs/over is expensive for Test (benchmark: under 3).
  • Your strike rate of 36.0 balls per wicket is elite for Test (benchmark: under 50).
  • Across 10 wickets taken for 250 runs, your average and economy together give a comprehensive picture of your value to the team.

Next stepYou are performing well. Target 5 more wickets at under 20 runs each to push your average down further.

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