What is a good economy rate in T20?

An economy rate below 7.00 is considered excellent in T20 cricket. Between 7.00 and 8.50 is good, while anything above 9.50 is often considered expensive unless you are taking crucial wickets.

How is 3.4 overs calculated in Economy Rate?

3.4 overs means 3 full overs (18 balls) and 4 individual balls, totaling 22 balls. The economy is calculated by dividing total runs by (total balls / 6). Our tool does this conversion automatically.

Do extras count toward economy?

Yes, Wides and No-balls contribute to the 'Runs Conceded' count, which in turn increases the economy rate.

Economy Rate Calculator

Cricket Economy Rate (ER) Calculator. Find out a bowler's runs per over. Supports partial overs and full match analysis.

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Common Use Cases

match-following and live scenario checks
quick tournament math during a game
content creation and fan analysis

What is Economy Rate Calculator?

Economy Rate in cricket measures the average number of runs a bowler concedes for every over they bowl. It is a key metric for evaluating a bowler's control and ability to contain the batting team's score, particularly in T20 and ODI formats where restricting runs is as important as taking wickets.

How to Use This Tool

1Enter the total runs conceded by the bowler.
2Enter the total number of overs and balls bowled (e.g., 3.4 for 3 overs and 4 balls).
3The tool calculates the Economy Rate as Average Runs per Over.

Example

Input

Runs: 32, Overs: 4.0

Output

Economy: 8.00

Before You Rely on This Result

UtilityNest keeps this tool simple on purpose: the goal is to make the task easy to understand, fast to complete, and straightforward to double-check.

Review the inputs once more before you copy, save, or share the result.
Use the example and FAQ on this page to sense-check how the tool behaves.
When the result matters, compare one more scenario or related tool before acting on it.

Frequently Asked Questions

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