Batting Average Calculator (Innings vs Dismissals)
Batting average is divided by the number of times a batter is out, NOT total innings played. If a batter scores 120 runs in 3 innings with 2 not-outs, they have only been dismissed once, giving an average of 120.00.
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Mathematical Formula & Explanation
In standard cricket mathematics, calculating values per over must be performed against completed legal deliveries divided by 6:
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if a batter has 0 dismissals?
The average is mathematically undefined (division by zero). In cricket statistics notation, it is displayed as 'Not Out' or '-' until the first dismissal.
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