Partnership Contribution Tool
Analyze batting partnerships: run shares, balls faced, strike rates, and extras breakdown.
Partnership
120runs
Batter 1 made 56.7% of the stand, Batter 2 36.7%; extras are the rest.
- Batter 168
- Batter 244
- Extras8
- Batter 1
- 68 off 42 (56.7%)
- Batter 2
- 44 off 32 (36.7%)
How it's calculated
Partner Contribution % = (Individual Runs ÷ Total Partnership Runs) × 100
Key partnership calculations: 1. Total Stand Runs = Batter 1 Runs + Batter 2 Runs + Extras 2. Batter 1 Share % = (Batter 1 Runs ÷ Total Stand Runs) × 100 3. Batter 2 Share % = (Batter 2 Runs ÷ Total Stand Runs) × 100 4. Stand Run Rate = Total Stand Runs ÷ (Stand Balls ÷ 6)
FAQ
Are extras included in partnership records?
Yes. Official cricket records include all extras (wides, no-balls, leg-byes, byes) in the total partnership tally.
What is the highest partnership in Test cricket history?
Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene scored 624 runs for the 3rd wicket for Sri Lanka against South Africa in 2006.
How do you determine who is the dominant partner?
The dominant partner is determined by comparing both scoring contribution percentage and individual strike rate during the duration of the stand.