Crickslab Toolkit

Free cricket calculators that get the rules right

Net run rate with the all out rule applied. DLS targets and par tables. Fixtures, points tables and qualification scenarios. Every tool shows its working, so you can check the answer rather than take it on trust.

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Match and player maths

The numbers that decide a scorecard. For players, captains and scorers.

Net Run Rate Calculator

Work out net run rate across one match or a whole season, with the all out rule applied correctly.

League officialsCaptainsScorers

Required Run Rate Calculator

How many runs an over a chasing side needs, and what that means per ball.

CaptainsPlayersFans

Run Rate Calculator

Current run rate from runs and overs faced, handling over notation properly.

ScorersPlayersFans

Batting Strike Rate Calculator

Runs per hundred balls, with the benchmarks that matter in each format.

PlayersCoaches

Batting Average Calculator

Runs per dismissal, not per innings. Not outs handled the way a scorecard handles them.

PlayersCoachesScorers

Bowling Economy Rate Calculator

Runs conceded per over, with part overs converted to balls first.

PlayersCoaches

Bowling Average Calculator

Runs conceded per wicket taken.

PlayersCoaches

Bowling Strike Rate Calculator

Balls bowled per wicket, the measure of how quickly a bowler breaks through.

PlayersCoaches

Overs and Balls Converter

Convert between over notation, total balls and decimal overs. 12.4 overs is 76 balls, not 12.4.

ScorersStatisticians

Projected Score Calculator

Where an innings finishes at the current rate, with an acceleration setting for the death overs.

CaptainsCommentatorsFans

Partnership Calculator

Combined runs, partnership run rate and each batter's share of the stand.

PlayersCoachesScorers

Boundary Percentage Calculator

How much of an innings came in fours and sixes, and how often a boundary arrived.

PlayersCoachesAnalysts

Century Conversion Rate Calculator

How often a batter turns a fifty into a hundred.

PlayersCoachesAnalysts

Career Milestone Calculator

Runs or wickets still needed to reach a target average or a career milestone.

PlayersCoaches

Officials and league administration

Rain rules, points tables and qualification. For umpires, scorers and league committees.

Organiser and club planning

Fixtures, scheduling and costs. For anyone running a tournament, club or academy.

Fan and player engagement

Chase tracking, projections and comparisons.

Why these answers can be trusted

The all out rule

A side bowled out inside its quota is charged the full quota of overs for net run rate. Most public calculators skip this, which is why their answers drift from the official points table the moment a match ends in a collapse.

Overs are not decimals

12.4 overs means twelve overs and four balls, which is 12.667 in decimal. Every rate here converts to balls before dividing, because getting this wrong shifts a season figure by enough to change a placing.

Not outs are not dismissals

A batting average divides by dismissals, not innings. A batter who has never been dismissed has no average at all, which is why a scorecard prints a dash.

Rules vary by competition

Over rate penalties, bonus points and tie breaks differ between competitions more than people expect. Each tool states which rule set it applied rather than presenting one competition's regulations as universal.

Beyond the calculators

Every number here, computed for you while the match happens

These tools answer a question once. Crickslab answers it continuously: ball by ball scoring, points tables and net run rate that keep themselves current, live streaming with scoreboard graphics, and player records that build themselves across every competition you play in.