Net Run Rate Calculator (NRR) for Cricket Tournaments

Net Run Rate Calculator

Work out a team’s net run rate in a tournament. Add each match: runs and overs for and against. If a side is bowled out, its full quota of overs counts. نیٹ رن ریٹ

Runs for	Overs faced	Runs against	Overs bowled	All out?

Overs per innings (for all-out)

Overs as 12.3 = 12 overs and 3 balls. “All out?”: tick F if your team was bowled out, A if the opponents were.

Net run rate

+1.212

For 430 in 82.67 ov (5.20)Against 399 in 100.00 ov (3.99)

How net run rate is calculated

NRR = (total runs scored ÷ total overs faced) − (total runs conceded ÷ total overs bowled), adding up all matches first. Under ICC rules, a team that is bowled out is counted as having faced its full quota of overs (50 in an ODI, 20 in a T20), not the overs it actually batted.

Example: a team scores 250 in 50 overs and concedes 220 in 50, then scores 180 in 32.4 overs chasing 179. Totals: 430 runs in 82.667 overs (5.20) and 399 runs conceded in 100 overs (3.99). NRR = +1.21.

Matches with no result are left out. When a match is reduced by rain, the reduced overs and the DLS target are used.

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Frequently asked questions

Why does all out count as full overs?

It stops a team from protecting its run rate by being bowled out quickly. The ICC counts the full quota of overs for a side that is all out.

Is a positive NRR good?

Yes. Positive means the team scores faster than its opponents on average; it is used to separate teams level on points.

How do I enter 32 overs and 4 balls?

Type 32.4. The calculator treats it as 32 and 4/6 overs.