In the first 10 overs of a cricket game, the run rate was only 3.2. What should be the run rate in the remaining 40 overs to reach the target of 282 runs?
Initial 10 overs score=10*3.2=32runs Remain 40 overs score =282-32=250runs Run rate req =250/40=6.25
In a cricket match the average number of runs in the first 15 overs was two.
After a further 15 overs, the average rose to nine.
What was the average number of runs in the last 15 overs only?
In a cricket match the average number of runs per over in the first 20 overs was three.
After a further 30 overs the average number of runs rose to seven.
What was the average number of runs in the last 30 overs only?
In a cricket match, the average runs for the first 25 overs was four.
After a further 50 overs, the average runs rose to eight.
What was the average number of runs for the last 50 overs only?
A Cricket Team needs to score 7 runs in last 2 balls to win the match.What is the probability that the team wins the match? Assume that: -There were no wide balls or no balls bowled in these 2 balls. -No wicket has fallen in these 2 balls. -No overthrows or extra runs were scored in these 2 balls. - In case if run(s) are scored on any of these 2 balls it can only be one of these values: 1,2,3,4 & 6 This also implies that it's quite possible that zero runs are scored on a particular ball