Cricket Win Probability Calculator
Get an indicative chance of a chasing team winning. Enter the runs still needed, balls remaining and wickets in hand for a rough read on the run chase — a guide to the state of the game, not a prediction.
6 overs = 36 balls.
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Indicative estimate — a feel for the game, not a prediction.
How win probability works
Win probability turns a match situation into a percentage chance for each side. Serious models learn from thousands of past matches, ball by ball, to estimate how often teams win from a given position. This calculator is a deliberately simple version: it reads the required run rate and the wickets in hand — the two biggest drivers of a chase — and maps them to a rough probability.
A guide, not a prediction
Because it only uses runs, balls and wickets, this estimate ignores pitch, form, match-ups and pressure — all of which real models weigh. Use it to sense whether a chase is comfortable or slipping away, not for betting or official decisions. For the underlying maths, the required run rate calculator shows exactly what the chasing side needs.
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