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DLS target calculator

Rain cut the match short? Enter the match situation and we'll work out the revised target using Duckworth–Lewis (Standard Edition) — no tables or percentages needed.

Team batting first

Usually the full match (e.g. 50).

Team batting second (at the interruption)

0 if not started.

Overs left after the break. Revised innings: 30 overs total.

2nd team needs
136
runs to win from 30 overs
…or 135 to tie.
1st team resources100.0%
2nd team resources75.1%
How it works & the fine print

Each team has a share of “resources” (overs left × wickets in hand). The revised target is the first score scaled by the two teams' resources — Team 1 score × (2nd team resources ÷ 1st team resources), then +1 to win. If the 2nd team ends with more resources, the target adds G50 × (difference); G50 is the average 50-over total (245).

This is the Duckworth–Lewis Standard Edition, using the official ICC over-by-over resource table — the version intended for club and associate cricket. Top-level professional matches use the ICC's Professional Edition (DLS)with proprietary tables this tool doesn't reproduce, so its targets can differ slightly. Always confirm the result with your match officials.