About the Net Run Rate
Calculate the basic net run rate from total runs scored and conceded and the corresponding overs.
For a full tournament NRR, use the competition rules for bowled-out innings, abandoned matches and revised targets.
Calculate cricket net run rate from runs scored, runs conceded and exact overs faced and bowled.
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Calculate the basic net run rate from total runs scored and conceded and the corresponding overs.
For a full tournament NRR, use the competition rules for bowled-out innings, abandoned matches and revised targets.
| Runs Scored | 160 runs |
| Completed Overs Faced | 20 overs |
| Balls in Partial Over Faced | 0 balls |
| Runs Conceded | 150 runs |
| Completed Overs Bowled | 20 overs |
| Balls in Partial Over Bowled | 0 balls |
| Run Rate Scored | 8 |
| Run Rate Conceded | 7.5 |
| Net Run Rate | 0.5 |
Both innings are entered as 20 overs.
Try this example →It is the run rate scored by a team minus the run rate conceded by that team.
Tournament NRR normally uses the aggregate runs and overs covered by the competition rules.
No. Tournament rules commonly use the full allotted overs for a team that is bowled out.