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Cricket Rain-Interrupted Target Calculator — result sheet
Apply supplied first- and second-innings resource percentages to estimate a revised cricket target, while keeping the resource-ratio method separate from official professional tables.
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Formula and methodology
Formula: Resource-ratio par score = Team 1 score × (Team 2 resources ÷ Team 1 resources); revised target = floor(par score) + 1 run.
Rain interruptions change the amount of scoring resource available to each innings. This page makes the basic resource-ratio arithmetic inspectable when the resource percentages have already been obtained from the applicable rules table.
This result follows the calculator's declared inputs, precision, validation boundaries, and model limits.
Input contract
- First-innings score — runs; minimum 0; maximum 1000
- Team 1 resources — percent; minimum 0.01; maximum 100
- Team 2 resources — percent; minimum 0.01; maximum 100
Worked example
| Input | Value |
|---|---|
| First-innings score | 250 |
| Team 1 resources | 75 |
| Team 2 resources | 50 |
The resource ratio is 2/3, the par score is 166.6667 runs, and the revised target is 167 runs.
Assumptions and limits
- Resource percentages are supplied from the correct competition method and match state.
- The first-innings score and both resource percentages refer to the same interrupted match scenario.
- Resources are positive percentages of a full innings; zero-resource states are outside this simple ratio.
- The target uses floor(par score) plus one run to describe the minimum score needed to win.
- This page does not reproduce an official professional DLS table or ball-by-ball engine.
- Overs, wickets, penalties, revised playing conditions, and exceptional cases must be checked separately.
- The result is a planning or educational estimate, not an official match ruling.
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Source and methodology
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