What is batting strike rate?

Batting strike rate is the number of runs scored per 100 balls faced. Formula: (Runs / Balls) × 100. A strike rate of 150 means 150 runs per 100 balls.

What is bowling strike rate?

Bowling strike rate is the average number of balls bowled per wicket taken. Formula: Balls bowled / Wickets taken. Lower is better - it means you take wickets more frequently.

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Strike Rate Calculator

Calculate batting and bowling strike rates for cricket statistics and analysis.

🏏Batting Strike Rate

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Batting Strike Rate

🎾Bowling Strike Rate

Balls Bowled

Wickets Taken

Bowling Strike Rate (balls per wicket)

Strike Rate Formulas

Batting Strike Rate:

SR = (Runs Scored ÷ Balls Faced) × 100

Bowling Strike Rate:

SR = Balls Bowled ÷ Wickets Taken

Key Difference

For batting, higher is better (more runs per ball). For bowling, lower is better (fewer balls to take a wicket).

Strike Rate Benchmarks

Batting (T20)

Excellent150+

Very Good130-150

Good100-130

Average80-100

Bowling (T20)

Excellent<20

Very Good20-30

Good30-40

Average40-50