Net Run Rate Calculator

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Single-match mode calculates NRR for one game. Tournament mode aggregates all runs and overs across the season, which is how ICC and domestic boards compute standings.
The full quota of overs per innings. Used only when applying the "bowled out" rule - if the bowling side takes all 10 wickets before the quota is reached, the full quota replaces actual overs in the NRR denominator.
Total runs scored by your team across all matches in this mode.
runs
Overs actually faced. Use cricket notation: 46.3 means 46 overs and 3 balls. If your team was bowled out early, tick the box below and this field will be replaced by the full quota.
ov
Tick this if your team lost all 10 wickets before the quota was reached. The NRR formula then uses the full over quota (e.g. 50) instead of the actual overs faced.
Total runs scored against your team (by the opposition) across all matches in this mode.
runs
Overs actually delivered by your bowlers. Use cricket notation (46.3 = 46 overs 3 balls). If you bowled the opposition out early, tick the box below.
ov
Tick this if you dismissed the opposition before their full quota. The NRR formula then uses the full over quota for the denominator of the conceded run rate.
Net Run RateStrong
0.88

Positive = scored faster than conceded, negative = conceded faster than scored.

Your run rate5.74runs/ov
Opposition run rate4.86runs/ov
Opposition NRR-0.88
0.88
Very poor<-1.5Poor-1.5--0.5Slightly negative-0.5-0Positive0-0.5Strong0.5-1.5Dominant1.5+

NRR: +0.880 (strong)

  • Your team scored at 5.740 runs per over and conceded at 4.860 runs per over.
  • An NRR of +0.880 means your team scores faster than it concedes - a useful cushion in a close table.

Next stepA positive NRR is a good buffer against points ties. Maintain it by winning by large run margins or bowling opponents out cheaply.

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