Free AI Net Run Rate Calculator
Calculate cricket Net Run Rate (NRR) instantly with our powerful tool. Perfect for IPL, World Cup, and all cricket tournaments. Choose aggregate or per-match mode for detailed analysis.
Batting Stats
Format: 245.4 means 245 overs and 4 balls
Bowling Stats
Format: 250.0 means 250 overs exactly
Match Details
What is Net Run Rate (NRR) in Cricket?
Net Run Rate (NRR) is one of the most important statistics used in cricket tournaments to decide team rankings when two or more teams have the same number of points.
You’ll often see NRR come into play in major events like the IPL, ICC Cricket World Cup, T20 World Cup, and domestic leagues around the world.
In simple terms, NRR compares how quickly a team scores runs to how quickly it concedes them.
It’s calculated by subtracting the average runs conceded per over from the average runs scored per over.
A positive NRR means the team is scoring faster than its opponents, while a negative NRR means the opposite.
This metric matters because it often becomes the tie-breaker when teams finish level on points.
A strong Net Run Rate can be the difference between qualifying for playoffs or getting knocked out early, which is why teams pay close attention to it throughout the tournament.
How to Use Our Net Run Rate Calculator
If you want to understand how to calculate Net Run Rate in cricket or check your team’s performance in a tournament, our online Net Run Rate calculator makes it quick and easy.
You can calculate your team's NRR in just a few clicks using either the Aggregate Mode or the Per Match Mode.
This free tool is especially useful for cricket fans, coaches, and analysts who want to understand team standings or compare performances in tournaments like the IPL, World Cup, or T20 leagues.
Aggregate Mode:
- Click on the "Aggregate Mode" option.
- Enter your team’s Total Runs Scored across all matches.
- Enter Total Overs Faced using the format "overs.balls" (for example, 245.4).
- Enter your team’s Total Runs Conceded across all matches.
- Enter Total Overs Bowled using the same format.
- Click "Calculate NRR" to get your result instantly.
Per Match Mode:
- Click on the "Per Match Mode" option.
- Use "Add Match" to input match-wise details.
- Fill in opponent name, runs scored, overs faced, runs conceded, and overs bowled.
- Add as many matches as you need to cover your tournament.
- Click "Calculate NRR" to view the overall average and interactive charts.
Example: Suppose a team scored 1450 runs in 245.4 overs and conceded 1380 runs in 250.0 overs.
The formula is: (1450 / 245.67) - (1380 / 250) = 5.903 - 5.520 = +0.383
This means the team’s Net Run Rate is +0.383, showing they scored runs faster than they conceded — an advantage that can boost their standing in the points table.
Net Run Rate Formula
The Net Run Rate formula is straightforward but requires careful calculation of overs:
NRR Formula:
NRR = (Total Runs Scored / Total Overs Faced) - (Total Runs Conceded / Total Overs Bowled)
When calculating NRR, you must convert overs and balls into decimal format:
- Total Overs = Overs + (Balls / 6)
- Example: 245.4 = 245 + (4/6) = 245.67 overs
- Positive NRR: Team scores faster than it concedes
- Negative NRR: Team concedes faster than it scores