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Reading partnerships and fall of wickets
Full Match
Below each innings, the partnerships bar shows every stand — its runs and balls, the two batters' contributions, and the score it ended at. Fall of wickets lists the score and over each wicket fell.
The split bar shows who scored what within the stand.
What the bar tells you
The headline is the stand — 126(30) is 126 runs from 30 balls. The bar underneath is split by how much each batter contributed, so a lopsided stand is obvious at a glance. Names and individual scores sit below it.
The last stand of an innings is the unbroken one if the team was not all out — it appears without a fall-of-wicket score.
Single-side batting
Partnerships are hidden entirely for single-side matches, because a stand needs two batters.
People also ask
What is a partnership in cricket?
The runs scored by two batters together while they are both at the crease, ending when one of them is out. A big partnership is usually what decides a short match.
What is fall of wickets in cricket?
A list of the score at which each wicket fell, and the over it happened in — so 102-6 means the sixth wicket went down with 102 on the board.
