Economy rate calculator
Enter runs conceded and overs bowled. Part-overs use cricket notation.
Economy rate = (Runs conceded × 6) ÷ Balls bowled
How this works
Economy measures containment. It is the single most-watched bowling number in T20, where a spell going at seven an over can decide a match on its own.
An unfinished over counts only the balls actually bowled, which is why entering 9.4 rather than 9.7 matters.
Common questions
Are wides and no-balls included?
The runs are charged to the bowler, but the deliveries are not counted as legal balls, so both effects push the economy rate up.
What is a good T20 economy rate?
Under seven is respectable and under six is excellent across most T20 competitions.