strike rate

"Strike rate" measures efficiency or success in various fields, from sports to sales and finance.

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Definition

B2Cricket

(technical, sports)The average number of runs scored by a batsman per 100 balls faced or the average number of balls bowled per wicket taken by a bowler.

Example

  • A batsman with a high strike rate is very valuable in limited-overs cricket.
  • The bowler's strike rate improved significantly after he changed his technique.

B2Baseball

(technical, sports)The number of runs scored by a batter divided by the number of balls faced.

Example

  • His strike rate in the last season was impressive, showing his consistent performance.

B2Sales

(business)The percentage of successful sales or deals compared to the number of potential leads approached.

Example

  • Our sales team has an excellent strike rate, converting many leads into customers.

C1Finance

(technical)A fixed interest rate in mortgage loans that does not exceed a specified maximum, used in interest rate cap agreements.

Example

  • The strike rate on the loan helped limit the borrower's interest payments during the economic downturn.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "strike rate":

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