What does this calculator mean?
The bowling consistency calculator shows whether a bowler takes wickets steadily or in occasional bursts, using the standard deviation of wickets per match.
A lower value means a reliable wicket-taker; a higher value points to streaky returns.
How to use the bowling consistency calculator
- Enter wickets per match.
- Press Calculate consistency.
- Read the result below the button. Change any value and recalculate as often as you like.
Formula used
Consistency = Standard deviation of wickets per match
Uses population standard deviation.Example
Wickets 2, 1, 3, 2: average = 2, SD ≈ 0.71 — solid bowling consistency.
Frequently asked questions
What does a high SD mean for a bowler?
It means the bowler's returns vary a lot — some big hauls mixed with wicketless games.
Can I use runs conceded instead?
Yes. Enter runs conceded per match to measure how consistently economical a bowler is.
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