Cricket calculators

Every rate is worked in legal balls, so 14.3 overs is 87 balls. Each page shows its formula, worked examples and its limits.

1. Overs to balls

   Turn 14.3 overs into 87 balls or 14.5 decimal overs, and back.

2. Required run rate

   The asking rate in a chase, per over and per ball.

3. Projected score

   Final total at the current rate, and one or two runs an over faster.

4. Net run rate

   Tournament NRR, a live points table and the margin to pass a rival.

5. Batting average

   Average and strike rate with not-outs handled, two players side by side.

6. Bowling economy

   Economy, average and strike rate from a bowler's figures.

7. Partnership

   A stand's total, run rate and each batter's share.

8. Fantasy points

   Dream11-style points for T20, ODI or Test, captain and vice-captain.

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