basic

Cricket Batting Strike Rate from Runs and Balls Calculator

SR = runs / balls × 100.

Compute a batter's strike rate — the most important rate stat for one-day and T20 cricket: SR = (runs scored / balls faced) × 100. SR ≥ 100 means more than a run per ball (excellent in ODI, average in T20); ≥ 150 is elite T20 territory.

Marcus Laurent By Marcus Laurent
Published Last reviewed 1 min read

Inputs

Results

Enter values and click Calculate to see results.
Was this helpful?

How to use this calculator

  1. Fill in the inputs above using the units you already have.
  2. Values update automatically as you type — no submit button needed.
  3. Hover any result row for the underlying formula and intermediate values.

Formula

SR = runs / balls · 100.

In depth

Compute a batter's strike rate — the most important rate stat for one-day and T20 cricket: SR = (runs scored / balls faced) × 100. SR ≥ 100 means more than a run per ball (excellent in ODI, average in T20); ≥ 150 is elite T20 territory.