How to calculate the Batsman and Bowler Strike Rates

Batsman Strike Rate

a. Balls faced by a batsman are all legitimate deliveries plus No balls.

b. Strike Rate is number of runs scored by a batsman in 100 deliveries i.e., number

of runs scored divided by number of balls faced, later multiplied by 100.

Strike Rate = Number of runs Scored /Number of balls faced x100

Examples:

64/64 x100 100.00

45/76 x100 59.21

165/143 x100 115.38

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Career Average

Career Average is average runs scored in an innings i.e., Total runs scored

divided by number of innings played minus number of innings remained not out.

Career Average = Total runs scored/ Innings played – Innings not out

Example: 46 matches 78 inns 5 not outs 3745 runs

Career Average = 3745/78-5

= 3745/73

= 51.30

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Bowler

Balls Delivered by a bowler is all Valid balls plus No balls and Wide balls

Average of a bowler is Number of runs given for a wicket taken.

Average = Runs conceded / Wickets taken

Examples:

10-0-47-2 23.50

23.5-6-88-4 22.00

57.4-10-128-0 ------

34.1-13-134-1 134.00

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Strike Rate of a bowler

is Number of balls bowled for a wicket taken.

Strike Rate = Balls bowled / Wickets taken

Examples:

10-0-47-2 30.00

23.5-6-88-4 35.75

57.4-10-128-0 ------

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Economy Rate

Economy Rate of a bowler is Number of runs conceded for an over bowled

Economy Rate = Runs conceded / Actual Overs bowled

Examples:

10-0-47-2 4.70

23.5-6-88-4 3.69

Part of an over not to be rounded off. When there is a fraction of over, convert the overs into balls and multiply the quotient with 6.

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