Champions League T20 Winners list

List of Champions League T20 Winners And Runners-up teams

Year Champion                 Runner-up                  Result     
2008 Tournament was cancelled        
2009 New South Wales(AUS)     Trinidad & Tobago(WI)      41 Runs
2010 Chennai Super Kings(IND) Warriors(SA)               8 Wickets
2011 Mumbai Indians(IND)      Royal Challengers          31 Runs                     
                              Bangalore(IND)
2012 Sydney Sixers(AUS)       Highveld Lions(SA)         10 Wickets
2013 Mumbai Indians(IND)      Rojasthan Royals(IND)      33 Runs
2014 Chennai Super Kings(IND) Kolkata Knight Riders(IND) 8 Wickets

Tournament Ends

ICC Champions Trophy ( Mini World Cup ) Winners list

Result of ICC Champions Trophy ( Mini World Cup ) Winners are
provided in the following table.

Year  Champion          Runner-up    Result       Host Nation(s)
1998  South Africa      West Indies  4 Wickets    Bangladesh
2000  New Zealand       India        4 Wickets    Kenya
2002  India & SriLanka               No Result    SriLanka
      (Co-Champions)
2004  West Indies       England      2 Wickets    England
2006  Australia         West Indies  8 Wickets    India
                                     (D/L Method)  
2009  Australia         New Zealand  6 Wickets    South Africa
2013  India             England      5 Runs       England
2017  Pakistan          India        180 Runs     England

Calculating Bowling Strike Rate in cricket

Bowling Strike Rate is a measure of average number of balls bowled for every wicket taken.
The lower the strike rate, the more effective a bowler is at taking wickets quickly.
It is simply the number of balls bowled divided by the number of wickets taken.

i.e Bowling Strike rate = Total No.of Balls Bowled / Total No.of Wickets Taken

Example:
If a bowler has bowled 7000 balls in his career and has taken 165 wickets

Bowling Strike rate = 7000 / 165
Bowling Strike is 42.42
i.e he takes a wicket in every 42.42 deliveries

How to calculate batting strike rate in cricket

Strike Rate is the total number of runs a batsman will score if he faces 100 deliveries, at the current rate.
It is calculated by the runs scored by batsman divided by the number of balls he faced multiplied by 100.

i.e. Strike rate =  ( Runs scored / No.of balls faced ) * 100

Example :
Sachin Tendulkar scored 93 runs in 89 balls
Strike rate = ( 93 / 89 ) * 100 = 104.49
Strike rate is 104.49

How to calculate net run rate in cricket

Net Run Rate (NRR) is really quite simple to calculate.
Net run rate = (Total runs scored / Total overs faced) - ( Total runs conceded / Total overs bowled )

Example :

For (India)

Against australia , 276/8 in 50 overs
Against West Indies , 288/6 in 48.5 overs
Against Ireland , 187/4 in 37.4 overs

Against

Teams opposing India scored

Australia , 277/7 in 49.4 overs
West Indies , 284 all out in 49.2 overs (If team is all out consider full quota)
Ireland , 186 all out in 42.3 overs

NRR = ( (276+288+187) / (50+48.5+37.4) ) - ( (277+284+186) / (49.4+49.2+42.3) )
NRR = ( 751 / 136.3 ) - ( 747 / 49.4+50+50 )
NRR = ( 5.50 ) - ( 4.99 ) = 0.51

Net Run rate for team india is +0.51

How to calculate run rate in cricket

Case 1 : Basically run rate is calculated by dividing runs scored to number of overs.
  Run rate = Total runs / No.of Overs
  Example : 234 runs in 50 overs
  Run rate = 234 / 50 . Run rate is 4.68 per over

Case 2 : If overs is not an integer (consider 23.4 overs) , then convert into no.of balls
  Run rate = ( Total runs / No.of Balls ) * 6
  Example : 132 runs in 23.4 overs
  23.4 overs i.e. 142 balls (23*6)+4 balls
  Run rate = (132 / 142) * 6 . Run rate is 5.57 per over