How bowling average is calculated
Bowling average = runs conceded ÷ wickets. 1,120 runs for 48 wickets is 23.33. Lower is better.
Bowling strike rate = balls ÷ wickets. 210.4 overs is 1,264 balls, so the strike rate is 1,264 ÷ 48 = 26.33 balls per wicket. Economy is runs per over; see the economy calculator.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a good bowling average in Tests?
Under about 25 is outstanding and under 30 is very good in Test cricket.
What is bowling strike rate?
The number of balls a bowler takes per wicket; lower means wickets come more often.
Do run outs count as wickets for the bowler?
No. Run outs are not credited to the bowler.