How many points does a win give in cricket?

Most limited-overs tournaments award 2 points for a win, 1 point each for a tie or a no-result, and 0 points for a loss. This tool uses that scoring.

How is Net Run Rate used as a tiebreaker?

When two or more teams finish level on points, they are ranked by Net Run Rate, the difference between a team's combined runs-scored-per-over and runs-conceded-per-over across every match it played in the tournament.

Why does "all out" affect the overs I enter?

Under the official NRR rule, a team dismissed before completing its allotted overs is credited with the full allotted overs for that innings, not the overs it actually faced. Check the box and the calculator applies this automatically.

How do I enter overs like 19.3?

Use cricket notation, where the digit after the decimal point is completed balls (0-5), not a decimal fraction. 19.3 means 19 overs and 3 balls.

Do I need to enter runs and overs for a no-result match?

No. A no-result still awards 1 point to each team but is not included in the Net Run Rate calculation, so the runs and overs fields can stay empty for that match.

Can I use this for a T20 or other format tournament?

Yes. Set "Overs allotted" to 20 for T20, or any value that matches your format. The points and NRR logic work the same regardless of format.

Cricket Points Table Calculator

Name: Cricket Points Table Calculator
Availability: InStock
Author: Nham Vu

Enter each match result with runs and overs, and get a ranked points table with wins, losses, points, and Net Run Rate.

Matches

Overs allotted

Overs use cricket notation: 19.3 means 19 overs and 3 balls. No-result matches don't need runs or overs.

Add at least one match to build the points table.

Standings

Team	P	W	L	T	NR	Pts	NRR

Summary

Enter each match result with runs and overs, and get a ranked points table with wins, losses, points, and Net Run Rate.

How it works

Set the overs allotted per innings for the competition (50 for ODI, 20 for T20, or a custom number).
Add a match: enter both team names, the result, and the runs and overs each team faced.
Check "All out" for a team dismissed before using its full allotted overs.
Add every match played so far in the tournament.
Read the standings table, ranked by points and then by Net Run Rate.

Use cases

Building a league table for a local or fantasy cricket tournament.
Checking current standings partway through a group stage.
Working out what a team needs to climb above a rival on NRR.
Cross-checking a broadcaster or app points table by hand.
Planning a tournament format and testing how results would rank teams.
Settling a dispute about tiebreak order between two level teams.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-07-22 · Reviewed by Nham Vu