Free cricket calculators
Quick, accurate calculators that work on your phone. Nothing to install, and nothing is sent anywhere.
Net Run Rate Calculator
Work out a team's NRR across one match or a whole tournament.
Required Run Rate Calculator
See how many runs a chasing team needs per over.
Batting and Bowling Stats
Average, strike rate and economy in one place.
Overs to Balls Converter
Convert overs to balls, balls to overs, and cricket overs to decimals.
Run rate and projected score
Current run rate and a projected score table.
Which calculator do I need?
| You want to know | Use this |
|---|---|
| Whether your team can still qualify on NRR | Net run rate calculator |
| How many runs per over a chase needs | Required run rate calculator |
| A player's average, strike rate or economy | Batting and bowling stats |
| The current run rate and projected score | Run rate calculator |
| How many balls are in 16.4 overs | Overs to balls converter |
One thing every calculator gets right
Cricket overs are not ordinary decimals. 19.3 overs means 19 overs and 3 balls, which is 19.5 real overs. Many spreadsheets and quick sums get this wrong. Every CricHelper calculator converts overs to balls first, so the results match official figures.
Who uses these calculators
- Fans checking qualification scenarios during a tournament.
- Club scorers and captains working out league tables and player stats.
- Fantasy players comparing strike rates and economy before picking a team.
Frequently asked questions
Are these cricket calculators accurate?
Yes. They use the standard formulas and convert overs to balls first, which is how official scorers do it.
Do the calculators work offline?
Once a page has loaded, the calculation runs in your browser, so it keeps working without sending any data.
Is there a DLS calculator?
No. Official DLS targets come from licensed software, so we explain how DLS works instead of showing a figure that might be wrong.