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Cricket Batting Strike Rate per 100 Balls

Calculate batting strike rate from runs and balls faced, including zero-run innings and selectable format commentary.

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Enter the known values in the units shown. Results update as you type.
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Scoring 45 runs from 30 balls gives a strike rate of 150 runs per 100 balls.

Batting strike rate = runs scored × 100 / balls faced

Enter these known values and leave the other values blank.

Use nonnegative whole runs and a positive whole count of balls faced from the scorecard.
The calculation is identical for T20, one-day and first-class/Test formats. The selector changes the descriptive rate band only.
Rate bands are illustrative groupings, not official performance grades. Match conditions, innings stage and the batter’s role matter.
A batter with no balls faced has no defined strike rate. Zero runs from a positive number of balls gives zero.

Yes. It is runs per 100 balls, not the percentage of balls on which a run was scored.

Bookify accepts zero runs from a positive number of balls.