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Required Run Rate Calculator
Calculate the required run rate instantly during a chase. Know exactly how many runs per over your team needs — and whether the target is achievable.
Match Details
RUNS
OVERS
RUNS
OVERS
Use decimals — e.g. 6.3 = 6 overs 3 balls
Required Run Rate
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Easy (<6)Tough (10)Near Impossible (15+)
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Runs Needed
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Balls Left
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Current RR
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Proj. Score
Over-by-Over Target (Runs Needed Per Over)
Live Match — Update Ball by Ball
RUNS
OVERS
RUNS
OVER
e.g. 6.3 = after 6 overs 3 balls
WKTS
Required Run Rate
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Still Need
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Balls Left
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Wkts Left
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Current RR
What If Scenarios
RUNS
OVERS
RRR at Every Stage of the Chase
What is Required Run Rate (RRR)?
Required Run Rate = Runs Needed ÷ Overs Remaining
The Required Run Rate tells the batting team exactly how many runs they need to score per over to win the match. It updates ball by ball as the chase progresses.
How to read RRR: An RRR under 6 in T20s is generally comfortable. Between 8–10 is challenging. Above 12 is very difficult. Above 15 is nearly impossible in most conditions.
Current Run Rate (CRR) is how fast the team is currently scoring. When CRR is higher than RRR, the batting team is ahead of the target. When RRR exceeds CRR significantly, pressure builds.