How does the scoring sysytem work?

Question

I have no clue where to start when attemting to interpret the score of a cricket match.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

The score is recorded in three places:

1-

the batsman’s line or

sundries

2- the running total

3-

the bowler’s analysis or

box

Byes and leg-byes are entered in the space provided, a dot shown in the bowling

analysis, and team total updated. Space is also provided for recording wides and

no-balls and symbols are shown in the bowling analysis.

No Ball when no runs are scored - recorded as a circle with a dot in it in the

bowler’s analysis. This is added to the runs against the bowler, in the sundries,

and added to the running total.

No Ball when runs are scored - recorded with the number of runs marked inside

the circle in the bowler’s analysis. The total is added to the running total i.e. one

for the sundry plus whatever the batsmen score. The runs that the batsman score

are written in the batsmen’s line and one run is recorded in the sundries.

Wides when no runs are scored — recorded as a square in the bowler’s analysis, in

the sundries and added to the running total.

Wides when runs are scored — the number of runs is recorded inside the square in

the bowler’s analysis. The total is added to the running total i.e. one for the sundry

plus whatever the batsmen run. (Wides are not credited to the batsman but are

added to runs against the bowler.)

Byes/ Leg Byes - recorded as a coloured dot or B/ LB in the bowler’s analysis,

recorded in the sundries and added to the running total. These are not recorded

against the bowler or credited to the batsmen.

Answer 4

In normal course, the scoring system is as follows:

BATTING:

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Runs, Balls faced, Fours, Sixers.  In Test Matches, minutes the batsman at crease willalso be shown.

Bowling:

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Overs bowled, Maiden Overs,. Runs scored, Economy Rate.

Please check the followinglink for the score card of a test match:

http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/ci/engin...