Results for matches where you played, in the selected time period.
Your highest-scoring pair innings, with partner, date and finishing position.
Strike rate = runs per 100 balls faced. Runs per wicket = how many runs your pair scores before each dismissal.
Green = better than average, red = worse.
How your run rate compares across each of your pair's 4 overs.
How your cumulative batting strike rate has developed across matches.
Your strike rate and dismissals against each bowler you've faced (min 6 balls).
Bowlers split into thirds by economy rate (min 2 overs bowled). Top third = most economical (toughest to score off), bottom third = most expensive.
How you have been dismissed across the selected period.
Economy = runs conceded per over. Extras % = wides + no-balls as a share of all balls. Dot % = balls where the batter scored nothing.
Green = better than average, red = worse.
Your economy rate each match. Green = better than your average, amber = close, red = worse.
How your cumulative bowling economy has developed across matches.
Your economy and wickets against each batter you've bowled to (min 6 balls).
Batters split into thirds by strike rate (min 12 balls faced). Top third = highest strike rates (hardest to bowl to), bottom third = lowest.
Breakdown of how you take wickets. Run outs are shown as 'Other'.
Win Zones shows which type of pair innings tends to win matches — and how often your pair plays that way. Every pair innings (you + your partner for that match) is placed in one of 9 zones based on two things: how many wickets your pair lost, and how many boundaries (4s and 6s) your pair hit.
How to read it: The large coloured percentage is the overall win rate for all pairs who landed in that zone. Below it is the total number of pair innings across all players. "Your pair" shows how many of your pair innings fell there — green background means your pair won at least once from that zone 🏆.
Colours: Green = 40%+ win rate · Amber = 15–39% · Red = under 15%
Use it to understand what style of innings gives you the best chance of winning — and whether your natural game puts you in the high-win zones.
Multiply the win rate of each zone by how many times your pair landed there — that gives your "expected" wins based purely on zone distribution. Compares to your actual wins.
Average pair score per player across all their matches, regardless of partner.
Most wins, tiebroken by 2nd places then 3rd places.
Runs per 100 balls faced.
Average balls faced between each dismissal — higher is better.
Runs conceded per over (6 balls) — lower is better.
Choose a match to view a detailed scorecard and over-by-over breakdown.