Cricket Batting Stats

Calculate Batting Average and Strike Rate. Compare your performance against cricket legends.

Match Statistics

Total Runs Scored

Innings played

Not Outs

Balls FacedRequired for Strike Rate

Performance Analysis

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Overview

Batting average and strike rate are the two most critical metrics for evaluating a batsman. The average measures consistency and ability to score without getting out, while strike rate measures scoring speed.

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Pro Tips

A batting average above 50.00 is considered exceptional in Test cricket.
Strike rates are typically higher in T20 (130+) and ODI (85+) formats compared to Tests.
If you are never out, your average technically stays as your total runs.

Fun Facts

"Sir Donald Bradman holds the legendary record Test average of 99.94."
"Virat Kohli is the only player to have an average of 50+ across all three formats simultaneously."
"The highest individual score in a Test match is 400* by Brian Lara."

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