Cricket Strike Rate Calculator
Calculate batting strike rate (runs per 100 balls) or bowling strike rate (balls per wicket).
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How to use the strike rate calculator
- Choose batting or bowling.
- Enter runs and balls, or wickets and balls.
- Click Calculate for the strike rate.
Strike rate tells you tempo
In limited-overs cricket, batting strike rate measures scoring speed, which matters as much as the runs themselves. For bowlers, strike rate captures how quickly they take wickets.
Frequently asked questions
How is batting strike rate calculated?
Runs divided by balls faced, times 100. 75 runs off 50 balls is a strike rate of 150 — that is, 150 runs per 100 balls.
What is bowling strike rate?
The average number of balls a bowler takes per wicket. A lower bowling strike rate is better, meaning wickets come more often.