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How CricRate cricket ratings work

Runs and wickets tell part of the story. CricRate helps you explore recorded batting, bowling and fielding contributions together.

One match, one contribution

A match rating summarises the player’s rateable contribution to that match. A player does not need to bat and bowl to receive a rating. Recorded fielding contributions can also matter.

A season is more than a simple average

The season model looks across rated appearances and the evidence available for each contribution. A season rating is not simply the arithmetic average of the match ratings. A short sample should be interpreted cautiously.

NR means unrated

Missing or insufficient usable evidence can leave a performance unrated. An abandoned fixture or a result without a usable scorecard cannot justify inventing an individual rating. NR is not zero.

Free Analytics adds delivery evidence

Where verified ball-by-ball data has been imported, Analytics provides a separate Context Score and deeper player and team insights. Basic scorecard syncing alone does not supply ball-by-ball data. Analytics is free.

Your first steps

Join free, verify your email, choose your club, then select your XI and season. Find yourself in the squad; there is no profile-claim process.