Batting Average Calculator

Batting average calculator calculates the batting averages by inputting the number of hits and at-bats (for baseball) or the number of runs and times out (for cricket), a higher batting average means better performance.

Batting Average Formula

The batting average formula is:

For baseball:
BA = Hits / at Bats

For example, if a player has 10 hits and 40 at-bats, the batting average is calculated as follows:
BA = 10 / 40 = 0.250

In baseball, a batting aveage below 0.200 is considered poor, and higher than 0.300 is considered excellent.

For cricket:
BA = Runs / Times Out

For example, if a player has scored a total of 150 runs and has been out 5 times, the batting average is calculated as follows:
BA = 150 / 5 = 30.00

In cricket, a batting average above 50.00 is considered excellent, while an average below 20.00 is considered poor.