Batting strike rate is calculated as (No. of runs / No. of balls faced) * 100.
How is bowling strike rate calculated?
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Calculation of bowling strike rate
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Bowling strike rate is calculated as total balls bowled / wickets taken by bowler.
If the bowler has bowled 300 balls and has taken 15 wickets, then the strike rate is
300/15 = 20.
This means the bowler has taken 20 balls to take one wicket.
answered Apr 17 '12 at 9:31
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Bowling Strike rate = Number of balls per wicket (Total Balls Bowled/Total Wickets Taken)
Bowling Average = Runs per Wicket (Total Runs Given/Total Wickets Taken)
answered Apr 20 '12 at 8:06
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Calculation of bowling strike rate
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Batting strike rate is calculated as (No. of runs / No. of balls faced) * 100.
How is bowling strike rate calculated?
asked Apr 13 '12 at 10:13
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Bowling strike rate is calculated as total balls bowled / wickets taken by bowler.
If the bowler has bowled 300 balls and has taken 15 wickets, then the strike rate is
300/15 = 20.
This means the bowler has taken 20 balls to take one wicket.
answered Apr 17 '12 at 9:31
Arjun Mane
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Does the total balls bowled include wides and no-balls? - Daniel Flower Dec 25 '19 at 13:53
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