Know Your Target in Seconds

Cricket scoring can be tricky — overs are written in decimal format like 10.4, where the number after the dot is balls bowled, not a mathematical fraction. This is where most manual target calculations go wrong. This calculator handles the math for you and factors in wickets lost: a team that lost more wickets was under more batting pressure, so the achievable target adjusts slightly to reflect real match conditions.

Just enter Team 1’s total runs, overs and wickets lost, plus the overs available to Team 2. You’ll instantly get the target score, required run rate, and a clear overs breakdown — for T20, ODI, or Test matches. Test match targets skip the overs-based scaling entirely, since there’s no overs limit — the target is simply the runs needed to win.