Batting Average Calculator
Calculate batting average for baseball or cricket. Switch between sports for the correct formula. Instant results.
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About This Tool
What it does
Calculates batting average for both baseball (Hits ÷ At-Bats) and cricket (Runs ÷ Dismissals). Switch between sports with one tap. Shows the result alongside a rating against professional standards for each sport.
Who it's for
Baseball and cricket coaches, players, fantasy sports managers and fans tracking batting performance. Used across the US, Japan, South Korea, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Australia, England and the Caribbean.
Your privacy
All calculations happen in your browser. No data is transmitted or stored anywhere.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is batting average calculated in baseball?
Baseball batting average = Hits ÷ At-Bats. Walks, hit-by-pitches and sacrifices do not count as at-bats. A .300 average (30 hits per 100 at-bats) is considered excellent in MLB.
How is batting average calculated in cricket?
Cricket batting average = Total runs scored ÷ Times dismissed. Not-outs are excluded from dismissals. Don Bradman's Test average of 99.94 remains the highest in history.
What is a good batting average in baseball?
.300+ is excellent in MLB. League average is typically around .250. Below .200 is considered poor for a starting player.
What is a good batting average in cricket?
In Test cricket, above 50 is excellent. In ODIs and T20s, above 35-40 is considered strong. Context matters — top-order batters are expected to average more than lower-order batters.
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