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cl-cricket-utils

v1.0.3

Published

A utility package for cricket match calculations

Readme

cl-cricket-utils

A cricket utility package to calculate target runs, required run rate, and projected scores dynamically.

🚀 Features

  • ✅ Calculate target runs and balls left in a match
  • ✅ Compute required run rate
  • ✅ Estimate projected scores
  • ✅ More cricket-related utilities coming soon!

📦 Installation

Install via NPM:

npm install cl-cricket-utils

🔥 Usage

const { calculateTargetRunsAndBallsLeft, calculateRequiredRunRate, calculateProjectedScore } = require('cl-cricket-utils');

const match = {
  status: { id: 2 },
  currentInning: {
    targetRuns: 200,
    totalRuns: 150,
    ballsLeft: 30,
    overs: 5,
  }
};

// Calculate Target Runs and Balls Left
const { targetRuns, ballsLeft, ballText } = calculateTargetRunsAndBallsLeft(match);
console.log(`Target Runs: ${targetRuns}, Balls Left: ${ballsLeft}, Display: ${ballText}`);

// Required Run Rate
const rrr = calculateRequiredRunRate(targetRuns, ballsLeft);
console.log(`Required Run Rate: ${rrr}`);

// Projected Score
const projected = calculateProjectedScore(150, 15, 20);
console.log(`Projected Score: ${projected}`);

🛠 Functions

1️⃣ calculateTargetRunsAndBallsLeft(match)

📌 Description: Determines how many runs are needed to win and how many balls are left.

📌 Parameters:

  • match (Object) – Match data including status, target runs, total runs, balls left.

📌 Returns:

{
  targetRuns: 50,
  ballsLeft: 30,
  ballText: "Overs" // or "Balls"
}

📌 Example:

const { calculateTargetRunsAndBallsLeft } = require('cl-cricket-utils');
const result = calculateTargetRunsAndBallsLeft(match);
console.log(result);

2️⃣ calculateRequiredRunRate(targetRuns, ballsLeft)

📌 Description: Computes the required run rate to chase the target.

📌 Parameters:

  • targetRuns (Number) – Runs required to win.
  • ballsLeft (Number) – Balls remaining.

📌 Returns: Number (Required Run Rate)

📌 Example:

const rrr = calculateRequiredRunRate(50, 30);
console.log(`Required Run Rate: ${rrr}`);

3️⃣ calculateProjectedScore(currentRuns, currentOvers, totalOvers)

📌 Description: Predicts the final score based on the current run rate.

📌 Parameters:

  • currentRuns (Number) – Runs scored so far.
  • currentOvers (Number) – Overs played.
  • totalOvers (Number) – Total overs in the match.

📌 Returns: Number (Projected Score)

📌 Example:

const projected = calculateProjectedScore(150, 15, 20);
console.log(`Projected Score: ${projected}`);

📜 License

This package is open-source under the MIT License.

🤝 Contributing

Feel free to open issues or pull requests on GitHub.


Final Notes:

Users can now see everything on NPM and GitHub
Functions are well documented
Easy-to-follow examples