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What does R M B 4 6 on a cricket scorecard mean?

November 17, 2023cricket mean scorecard Sports

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Posted Anonymous deleted answer November 17, 2023

What does R M B 4 6 on a cricket scorecard mean?

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On batting side it would stand for R = runs made M = Minutes on ground B = Balled faced 4 = how many 4 runs have taken in 1 ball 6 = how many 6 runs have taken in 1 ball On balling side it would be O R M W N W O = overs balled R = runs given M = maiden overs W = wickets taken N = no ball threw W = wide ball threw I know I am 100% right so choose my answer as the best

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On the batsman’s scorecard: R – Runs scored M – Minutes B – Balls faced 4 – Boundaries (4’s) 6 – Boundaries (6’s) Some other answerers have it wrong, B is balls faced and M is minutes.

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On a cricket scorecard, R = Runs, M = Maidens, B = Balls 4= Boundaries 6= Sixes. One minor point on a cricket scoreboard is R is rarely used as the number of runs is normally annotated ie 1,2,3,4,5,6.