Overs to Balls
Convert cricket overs notation into exact balls for scoring and calculations.
Balls = (Overs × 6) + extra balls
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Overs ↔ Balls Converter
Use this free cricket overs and balls converter to instantly convert overs into balls and balls into overs for scoring, analysis, and match calculations.
Convert overs to balls instantly
Convert balls back into overs notation
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Quick example
27
4.3 overs equals 27 balls in cricket notation.
Overs4.3
Balls27
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Convert overs and balls
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Use cricket notation: 4, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, or 4.5.
Balls to Overs
Convert total balls back into cricket overs notation for match context.
Overs = quotient.remainder after dividing by 6
Notation Rules
Valid cricket overs decimals only run from .1 to .5. Values like 4.6 are invalid.
4.6 should be written as 5.0 overs
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Overs
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Balls
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Guide
How to convert overs and balls in cricket
In cricket, one over equals 6 legal balls. To convert overs to balls, multiply the completed overs by 6 and add the balls after the decimal. To convert balls to overs, divide by 6 and write the remainder as the decimal ball count.
Overs to Balls Formula
Multiply overs by 6, then add the ball remainder.
4.3 overs = (4 × 6) + 3 = 27 balls
Balls to Overs Formula
Divide the total balls by 6 and write the remainder after the decimal.
27 balls = 4 overs and 3 balls = 4.3 overs
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Accurate overs and balls conversion is essential for scoring, run rate, required rate, and match analysis.
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How do you convert overs to balls in cricket?
Multiply completed overs by 6 and add the balls after the decimal. For example, 4.3 overs equals 27 balls.
How do you convert balls to overs in cricket?
Divide total balls by 6. The quotient is overs and the remainder is ter the decimal. For example, 27 balls equals 4.3 overs.
Is 4.6 a valid cricket overs value?
No. Valid cricket overs decimals only go from .1 to .5. 4.6 should be written as 5.0 overs.
Can I use this for T20, ODI, and other formats?
Yes. This overs and balls converter works for T20, ODI, Test, club cricket, youth cricket, and scoring analysis.