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Net Run Rate Calculator

Calculate Net Run Rate (NRR) for cricket. Enter runs and overs for both teams for instant results. Used in ICC tournaments worldwide.

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What it does

Calculates Net Run Rate (NRR) — the tiebreaker statistic used in cricket group stages. Enter your team's runs and overs and the opposition's runs and overs to get the NRR instantly. Also shows individual run rates for both sides.

Who it's for

Cricket fans, team managers and fantasy cricket players tracking standings. Used during ICC Cricket World Cup, T20 World Cup, IPL, PSL, BBL, The Hundred and all major domestic and international tournaments. Popular in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Australia, England, South Africa and the Caribbean.

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All calculations happen in your browser. No data is transmitted or stored anywhere.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is Net Run Rate calculated?
NRR = (Runs scored ÷ Overs faced) − (Runs conceded ÷ Overs bowled). A positive NRR means your team scored faster than it conceded. It is used to separate teams level on points in tournament group stages.
What is a good NRR?
Any positive NRR is good. In major ICC tournaments an NRR above +1.0 is considered strong. Teams that win by large margins or restrict opponents to low scores accumulate better NRRs.
Does NRR accumulate across matches?
Yes. NRR in a tournament is cumulative — all runs and overs across every group stage match are added before dividing. A single big win or heavy defeat can significantly shift the overall NRR.
What if a team is bowled out before overs are complete?
If a team is bowled out, the full over allocation is used in the NRR calculation. For example, bowled out in 18 overs of a T20 means 20 overs is used for NRR purposes, not 18.
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