Nations Rating

The Nations Rating filters the OVERALL Rating to show players only from Pakistan.

• The Rating of the players from Pakistan remains the same as in the original OVERALL Rating.
• Thus the Trend Setter can be from any nation and is not necessarily from Pakistan.

The Trend Setter (TS)

TS is the player which does the best in a criteria. The rating of all other players are calculated taking the TS as the benchmark. Know All About TS. Here is an example:-

• TS Runs: 2,000; Player X Runs: 1,000; Section Points: 250.00
• TS Points: 250.00(Max); Player X Points: Runs/TS Runs X 250 = 1,000/2,000 X 250 = 125.00
• Ratings of all sections are calculated similarly with Runs being replaced by the Criteria Stat.

Top Teams (TT)

Some sections consider performances only against the top teams. Here is some information about the Top Teams:-

• Win/Loss Ratio is used to determine top teams.
• The top teams are calculated by decades.
• Further, they are divided into In Asia and Outside Asia.
• A batsman’s performace is counted in TT if it comes in the specific condition and in the specific decade.

The Eras

The time period from 1950 to present is divided into eras for this section. This is because less cricket was played earlier. To make it fair for earlier players they are compared with players of the same period with a slight reduction in points. Know More About Eras.

R Ave

Relative Average (R Ave) is a more accurate type of average. Know How It Is Calculated. Briefly, it takes into account:-

• Strength of Opposition.
• Positions at which a batsman has played.
• Venues at which he has played.
• Time Period in which he has been active

Ave HS

In this criteria, we have taken the top 7 scores of the batsman in the specific condition. Average High Score (Ave HS) is simply the total runs in the 7 innings divided by 7.

R SR

Relative Strike Rate (R SR) is calculated using the same method as R Ave with average being replaced with SR. Batsman who were active in earlier times benefit from this as SR was generally low earlier.

R4BF

Balls played by batsmen for many inns is not available for earlier times. When such is the case, we have used Runs For Balls Faced (R4BF) to determine the Strike Rate. This is the runs scored by the batsman for the available data of balls.

The Conditions

The Conditions Ratings are calculated by applying the four criteria of the Primary Rating to diffirent conditions. If Innings are less than the Qualification than the Player gets 50% of the Points. Click on the Rating Titles to see how they were calculated.

HOME/AWAY RATING

Points to note:-

• U.A.E. is considered as a second Home for Pakistan and Afghanistan.
• All Home and Away stats of Pakistani and Afghani batsmen are calculated accordingly.

FAMILIAR/UNFAMILIAR CONDITIONS RATING

Points to note:-

• Unfamiliar Conditions (UC) is Outside Asia for Asians and In Asia for Non Asians.
• Familiar Conditions (FC) are the opposite.

The Secondary Rating consists of four parts. If Innings are less than the Qualification than the Player gets 50% of the Points. Click on the Rating Titles to see how they were calculated.

TOP FORM RATING

Points to note about Top Form Rating:-

• Top Form is calculated by taking the best 30 consecutive innings of a batsman.
• There are two TF Ratings used in our OVERALL Rating: Home and Away.

DIFF RNS RATING

Points to note:-

• Difficult Runs are runs scored in the first and fourth innings after losing the toss.
• Only performances against Top Teams are considered in this rating.

Impact Innings (II)

Impact Innings are those innings which have an impact in terms of runs or Strike Rate. Know All About II. These are the criteria for an inning to be included in II:-

• A Batsman scores equal to or more runs than 100.
• A Batsman scores more than 50 runs in a low scoring match or at a high SR.
• 1st and 2nd; and 3rd and 4th inns are clubbed together.
• The runs should be 2 times the average of the better innings or
• The SR should be 1.5 times the SR of the better innings.