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Net Run Rate (NRR) Calculator

Calculate a team's Net Run Rate — the tie-breaker that decides league standings.

Last updated: 4 October 2026

Reviewed by Jordan Morley, FA Level 2 Football Coach

Net Run Rate

Your team — batting

Opposition — runs you conceded

Net Run Rate
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Frequently asked questions

What about teams bowled out early?

If a team is all out, NRR uses the full quota of overs (e.g. 50), not the overs actually faced — a penalty for losing all wickets. Enter the full allocation in that case.

Why does net run rate matter in tournament standings?

When two or more teams finish a group stage level on points, net run rate is typically used as the first tiebreaker to decide final standings, which is why teams sometimes chase a target as fast as possible even after securing the win, to boost their NRR for later in the tournament.