Avg: There are two types of average.
Batting Average; A numerical measure of the batsman. Calculated thus:
Runs Scored divided by the sum of Innings minus Not Outs.
eg 100 runs in 6 innings with 1 not out equals: 100/(6-1) = 20.0
Bowling Average; A numerical measure of the bowler. Calculated thus:
Runs scored against the bowler divided by the number of wickets taken by the bowler.
eg 90 runs and 3 wickets equals 30.0
C&B: Caught and Bowled; A catch taken by the bowler who has just delivered the ball.
Catch: The ball is held by a member of the fielding team after touching the bat or hand holding the bat and before touching the ground.
HS: High Score; the highest score achieved by that batsman. If followed by an asterisk (*) the was was made without being out.
Inn: The number of innings for that player.
NO: Not Out; the total number of times that batsman was not out.
Runs: The total number of runs scored by that batsman.
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