Balls to overs converter

Balls to Overs & Overs to Balls Converter

Accurate scoring is essential in cricket, especially during live matches, score updates, fantasy leagues, and match analysis. Converting between balls and overs can sometimes be confusing, particularly for new fans or casual scorers. This Balls to Overs Converter is built to solve that problem by providing fast, accurate, and rule-based conversions in just one click.

In cricket, an over is completed after six valid deliveries are bowled. Overs are written in a special format such as 10.4, where the number after the dot represents balls bowled, not a mathematical fraction. Many people mistakenly treat this as a decimal value, which leads to incorrect calculations. This tool eliminates that confusion by following official cricket scoring standards.

Convert Balls to Overs Instantly

When you enter the total number of balls, the converter automatically calculates:

• The number of completed overs
• The remaining balls

For example:

• 37 balls → 6.1 overs
• 14 balls → 2.2 overs
• 120 balls → 20.0 overs

This feature is extremely helpful for updating scorecards, tracking bowling spells, and calculating remaining overs in limited-overs formats such as T20 and ODI cricket.

Convert Overs to Balls (Vice Versa)

The converter also supports overs to balls conversion, making it a complete two-way cricket calculator. Simply enter overs in the standard format (such as 8.3), and the tool instantly returns the total number of balls.

Examples:

• 8.3 overs → 51 balls
• 4.5 overs → 29 balls
  

The tool automatically validates inputs to ensure the ball’s value stays between 0 and 5, preventing invalid entries and ensuring accurate results every time.

Key Benefits of Using This Tool

•  Accurate cricket standard calculations
•  Saves time during live matches
•  Easy to use for beginners and professionals
•  Useful for fans, scorers, coaches, and fantasy players
•  Works perfectly on mobile and desktop

Frequently Asked Questions 

How many balls are in one over?
One over contains 6 legal balls in all standard cricket formats.

What does 10.4 overs mean?
It means 10 complete overs and 4 balls, not ten-point-four overs.

Is this tool suitable for T20, ODI, and Test matches?
Yes. The calculation method is the same for all formats.

Can overs have more than 5 balls?
No. Overs only show ball values from 0 to 5.

Can I share this converter with others?
Yes. The built-in share option allows quick link sharing during matches.

Whether you manage a cricket website, update match statistics, or simply follow the game, this Balls to Overs and Overs to Balls Converter delivers fast, accurate, and reliable results every time.