Cricket Batting Average Calculator

Summary

Enter total runs, innings played, and times not out to get a batsman's batting average.

How it works

1. Enter the total runs scored across all innings.
2. Enter the number of innings played.
3. Enter the number of times the batsman finished not out.
4. The batting average calculates automatically as you type.
5. If innings equal not outs, the tool flags the average as undefined instead of dividing by zero.

Use cases

• Work out a player's career or season batting average from a scorecard.
• Check a fantasy cricket team's batting stats before a match.
• Compare two batsmen's averages side by side using the history list.
• Verify a stats article or commentary claim about a batting average.
• Estimate a club or school team player's average from a handful of innings.

Frequently Asked Questions