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Bicycle Cadence to Speed: The Wheel RPM Method
Speed in km/h = wheel circumference (m) × wheel rpm × 60 ÷ 1000. A 2.1 m wheel turning 200 times a minute covers 25.2 km/h. See how gearing fits in.
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Bowling Economy Rate: Runs Per Over Worked Out
Economy rate is runs conceded ÷ overs bowled: 36 runs in 4 overs is 9.00. Learn to handle overs like 3.4, and combine spells without averaging errors.
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Cricket Batting Average: Formula, Not Outs and Examples
450 runs in a season with 10 dismissals is an average of 45.00, not 37.5. See how not-outs work, how to read a career average and its limits.
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How Net Run Rate Is Calculated in Cricket Tournaments
Net run rate is runs scored per over minus runs conceded per over. 300/50 and 250/50 give +1.00; see the all-out rule and a full 3-match table.
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Cricket Strike Rate Explained: Batting and Bowling
75 runs off 50 balls is a strike rate of 150. Understand the batting formula, what a bowling strike rate means, and how it links to the required rate.
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Cycling Power-to-Weight Ratio: What Your W/kg Means
240 W at 75 kg is 3.2 W/kg. See how the ratio predicts climbing speed, why total mass matters, and what weight or watts changes do to it.
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