What does this calculator mean?
The final overs of a limited-overs innings are the hardest to bowl. The death overs economy calculator isolates a bowler's economy rate in that phase.
Typically the death overs are 16–20 in T20 and 41–50 in ODIs. A low figure here marks a genuine specialist.
How to use the death overs economy calculator
- Enter runs conceded in death overs and death overs bowled.
- Press Calculate death economy.
- Read the result below the button. Change any value and recalculate as often as you like.
Formula used
Death economy = Runs conceded in death overs ÷ Death overs bowled
Part-overs are converted to decimals (e.g. 1.3 overs = 1.5).Example
A bowler concedes 20 runs in 2 death overs. Death economy = 20 ÷ 2 = 10.00.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as the death overs?
Usually the last four or five overs in T20 (overs 16–20) and the last ten in ODIs (overs 41–50).
What is a good death overs economy?
In T20 cricket, anything under 9 runs per over at the death is usually very good.
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