What is a good batting strike rate in T20 cricket?

In T20 cricket, a batting strike rate above 130 is solid, 150 is aggressive, and 170 is elite. Suryakumar Yadav has a career IPL strike rate of approximately 148.9 across 150 innings. In ODIs 90 to 110 is par. In Test cricket above 60 is considered attacking.

How is bowling strike rate calculated?

Bowling strike rate equals total balls bowled divided by wickets taken. A lower bowling strike rate is better as it means the bowler takes wickets more frequently. Jasprit Bumrah has a T20I bowling strike rate of approximately 17, meaning a wicket roughly every 17 balls.

What was Yuvraj Singh's strike rate in his 6-sixes over?

Yuvraj Singh hit 6 sixes off Stuart Broad in one over at the 2007 T20 World Cup in Durban, scoring 36 runs from 6 balls for a strike rate of 600. His full innings of 58 runs off 12 balls had a strike rate of 483.3.

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Q: What is the Phase Detector feature?

The Phase Detector is a unique feature on this calculator. You enter your runs and balls in the powerplay, middle overs, and death overs separately. The tool calculates your strike rate per phase and compares it against IPL 2025 averages to identify which phase of the innings was strongest or weakest.

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Enter your runs and balls above, then slide to find a boundary combination that adds up to your score.

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Boundary runs = (sixes x 6) + (fours x 4). Remaining runs come from singles, twos, or wides. Dot balls = deliveries with no run scored.

Cricket Strike Rate Calculator — Batting SR, Bowling SR & Phase Analysis

This free calculator covers batting strike rate, bowling strike rate, and economy rate — plus four features no other cricket calculator has: a Phase-Wise Innings Detector, Boundary Decomposer, Innings Projector, and contextual player comparisons that match your specific score.

What is batting strike rate in cricket?

Batting strike rate = (Runs Scored / Balls Faced) x 100. A strike rate of 150 means the batter scores 150 runs per 100 balls — 1.5 runs per delivery. In T20 cricket, this is the defining metric for evaluating batting impact.

What is a good batting strike rate by format?

In T20 cricket: 130+ is solid, 150+ is aggressive, 170+ is elite. Suryakumar Yadav maintains a career IPL strike rate of approximately 148.9 across 150+ innings. In ODIs: 90–110 is par, 110+ is aggressive. In Test cricket: above 60 is considered attacking play. Rahul Dravid had a Test career SR of 42.51 — the most balls faced in Test history.

What is the Phase Detector feature?

The Phase Detector is unique to this tool. Enter your runs and balls in each phase — powerplay (overs 1–6), middle overs (7–15), and death overs (16–20). The tool calculates your SR per phase and compares against IPL 2025 averages (Powerplay: ~140, Middle: ~115, Death: ~175), telling you exactly which phase won or lost the innings.

Fastest innings in cricket history

Yuvraj Singh's 6 sixes off Stuart Broad in one over at the 2007 T20 World Cup (Durban) produced 36 runs from 6 balls — a strike rate of 600 for that over. His full innings of 58 off 12 balls had a strike rate of 483.3. Shahid Afridi's 100 off 37 balls (1996) held the ODI record for 17 years. AB de Villiers scored an ODI century off 31 balls against West Indies in 2015 (SR 322). At the other extreme, Geoff Allott (NZ) faced 77 balls for 0 runs in a Test match in 1999.

What is bowling strike rate vs economy rate?

Bowling strike rate (balls per wicket) measures wicket-taking ability — lower is better. Economy rate (runs per over) measures run control — lower is better. A bowler can have an excellent economy rate but poor bowling SR if they rarely take wickets. Jasprit Bumrah combines both: career T20I SR ~17, economy ~6.7–7.0.