Batting Average Calculator
Calculate batting average from hits and at-bats.
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Result
Batting average
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Formula used
Batting average = Hits ÷ At-bats
Example: 45 hits in 150 at-bats → batting average = .300.
How to use this calculator
- Enter Hits, At-bats.
- Press Calculate to see your result instantly.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why is batting average shown with 3 decimal places and no leading zero?
That's the traditional baseball convention — e.g. .300 rather than 0.300 or 30%.
Can hits exceed at-bats?
No — hits can't be more than the number of at-bats, so please check your inputs if you see an unexpected result.
Does this work for cricket too?
The batting-average concept differs in cricket (runs ÷ dismissals, not hits ÷ at-bats) — for cricket strike rate, this site also has a dedicated tool.
What's considered a good batting average?
In baseball, .300 or higher is generally considered a strong batting average at most levels of play.