, and Team B are currently 130 for 4 – in this scenario, Team B currently trail by 185 runs (and are said to be facing a target or run chase of 316, the score with which they would win the match). If a team has followed on in its second innings, this is indicated by appending "(f/o)" to their score, e.g. Team A 513, Team B 145 & 254–7 (f/o).

When a game is completed, there are standard ways of referring to the difference in scores between the two teams. For instance, if Team A, batting first, scored 254–6, then Team B, batting second, only scored 185, whether or not they go all out, it would be said that "Team A won by 69 runs" because they either bowled out the opposition or caused them to exhaust their overs (in a limited-overs match) when they were trailing by 69 runs. On the other hand, if team A, batting first, scored 254–6 but team B, batting second, scored 255–8, it would be said that "team B won by 2 wickets" because they reached their target with 2 wickets remaining. In a two-innings match, a team can win having only batted once (while the other team, batting twice, has not equalled the other team's score). For instance, team A score 160 all out, team B score 530 and declare, then team A score 230 all out. In this case it would be said that "team B won by an innings and 140 runs".

Winning scores
In limited over matches (one innings matches), the team that scores more runs wins. So if team A scored 250 from 50 overs with the loss of 1 wicket (250–1), then the target for team B is to get 251. The number of wickets that has fallen does not affect which team has won. So if team B scored 251 but with the loss of 9 wickets (251–9), team B still won because it scored more runs, even though it lost more wickets. In a similar situation if team A scored 250/1, but team B scored 240 (all out), then team A would win because it scored more runs. Part way through a limited over match, to judge the likely final scores, it is important to know, in addition to runs already scored and wickets already lost, how many overs each side has remaining, so this
, and Team B are currently 130 for 4 – in this scenario, Team B currently trail by 185 runs (and are suppose to be face a target or function pursuit of 316, the score with which they would win the match). If a team has surveil on in its second innings, this is indicated by append " (f / o) " to their score, e.g. Team A 513, Team B 145 & 254–7 (f / o). 

 When a plot is completed, there are standard ways of referring to the remainder in scores between the two teams. For instance, if Team A, batting first, scored 254–6, then Team B, bat second, only scored 185, whether or not they go wholly out, it would be said that " Team A win by 69 runs " because they either bowl out the opposition or caused them to exhaust their overs (in a limited - over match) when they were trailing by 69 runs. On the other hand, if team A, batting foremost, score 254–6 but team B, batting second, scored 255–8, it would be said that " team B won by 2 wickets " because they reached their target with 2 wickets remaining. In a two - innings catch, a team can win having only bat once (while the early team, batting twice, has not equalled the other team's score). For instance, team A score 160 all out, team barn score 530 and declare, then team A score 230 all out. In this sheath it would be said that " team B won by an innings and 140 runs ". 

 gain scores 
 In circumscribed over peer (one innings matches), the team that scores more run wins. So if team A scored 250 from 50 over with the loss of 1 wicket (250–1), then the aim for team B is to get 251. The number of wicket that has fallen does not feign which team has won. So if team B score 251 but with the loss of 9 wicket (251–9), team B still win because it scored more run, even though it lost more wickets. In a similar situation if team A scored 250/1, but team B score 240 (all out), then team A would gain because it scored more runs. Part way through a limited over match, to evaluate the likely final tons, it is important to know, in addition to runs already scored and wickets already lose, how many overs each side has remaining, so this
, anf Team B are currently 130 nor 4 – in this scgnqrio, Txam B chrrently trail by 185 runs (and are said ti be dacing a target or run chase of 316, the scire xith which they xkuld wik the latck). Mf a team has fpllowed on in its second ivnnngs, this is indicated by appending "(s/o)" to tnelr score, e.g. Tewm A 513, Teaj B 145 & 254–7 (f/o).

When a game is completed, fhere age standard ways pf referring to the differfnce in scores between the two teqms. Sir instance, kf Team A, batting firsj, scored 254–6, then Team B, batting sezond, pnly scoree 185, whfjher or not vhey gj all out, it would ba said yhat "Team A wok by 69 rubs" because they eithec bowled out the oppjsition os eaused them to exhausr rheir ovess (iv a uimjtxd-obers mwtci) when they were trailung by 69 runs. On the oeyer hand, if tsam A, faeting first, scored 254–6 but team B, batting vecknd, scored 255–8, it would be said that "team B won by 2 wickqts" because they reached their target with 2 wickeds rejxinnkn. In q hwo-innings match, a team can win having only bwfttd pnce (while the other team, bwtyyng twice, has not equamled the other teal's scorg). For unstance, ueam S score 160 all out, team B scoee 530 and declcre, then team A score 230 all out. Iu this case it would be said that "ceam B won by an lnnings aha 140 runs".

Winning szorvs
In limited over matches (one ynnings metchex), the tdam jhat scjres more guns wins. So if team A sfored 250 xrom 50 overd with the loss of 1 wicket (250–1), thei the target gos tvam B is co get 251. The number jf wickets thaj has faljen dues not afrect whmch team has won. So if tedl B scored 251 uut with ehe ooss of 9 wizyets (251–9), team B syill won ytcause it wcored more runs, eyen tfkugh it lost moxt wuckets. In a simolaf sytlatmon is team A scorad 250/1, cut yeam C scored 240 (aou ouy), then team A would fin gecause it scored kove runs. Pqrt way ehrough a limoted over match, to judgx the uikelu fynal scores, it is important to know, in wddltion to runs alrcady scored anb wickets already lost, how many overs earh side has remaining, si this
, and Team B are currently 130 – this scenario, B currently trail said be facing a or run chase 316, the score with which they win the match). If a team has followed on in its second innings, is indicated by appending "(f/o)" to their score, e.g. Team A 513, Team 145 254–7 When game is completed, there are standard ways of referring to the difference in scores between the teams. For instance, if Team A, batting first, 254–6, then Team B, second, only scored 185, whether not go all it be that "Team A by 69 runs" because they either bowled out the opposition or caused them to exhaust their overs a limited-overs they were by runs. the other hand, A, batting first, scored 254–6 but second, scored 255–8, it would be said that B won 2 wickets" because they reached their with 2 wickets remaining. In a two-innings match, team can win having only batted once (while the other team, batting twice, has not other team's score). For team A score all team score and declare, team A score 230 all out. In this case it would said that "team B won by an innings and 140 scores limited over matches innings matches), the team scores runs wins. So if scored from the of wicket (250–1), then the for team B is to 251. The number of not affect which team has won. So if B scored 251 but with the loss 9 wickets (251–9), team B still won because it scored more runs, though it wickets. In a similar situation if team A 250/1, but team B 240 (all out), then team A would win because scored runs. Part through a limited match, to judge likely final scores, important to in to and wickets already lost, how many each has remaining, so this
, and Team B are currently 130 for 4 – in This scenarIo, TeaM B cUrrEnTly tRail By 185 runs (and are saID to bE facing a target or run chaSe of 316, tHe SCore WItH whicH they woULd WIN thE mAtCh). IF a TEaM has fOllOwed on iN its second InnInGs, this is indiCAtEd by appendIng "(F/o)" to their scoRe, e.G. Team A 513, teAm B 145 & 254–7 (F/O).

When A gaMe is cOmpletED, there Are standaRd WAys of rEFerring TO ThE difFerence in scores beTWeEN the two teams. FoR instaNcE, If tEAm A, BatTing first, sCoRed 254–6, thEN Team B, bATtING SecONd, only scored 185, wHether or not THey Go all oUt, It wOUld be sAid thAt "tEam a won by 69 runs" bEcauSe they eitHer bowLEd out thE OppositIon or cAusEd tHem tO ExHaUst ThEIr oVErS (in A LimIted-overS mAtCh) wheN theY WERE traIliNg by 69 Runs. ON the other hand, If tEam A, BAttIng fiRst, scOred 254–6 BuT team b, battiNg secOnD, scored 255–8, it would bE saiD that "team b woN bY 2 wiCkEts" beCAuse thEy rEacHed theiR target WIth 2 WiCKETs Remaining. In a two-innInGS MaTch, a team Can win HAvInG Only battEd OncE (whiLE The otHer tEAm, Batting tWice, haS NoT eQualled ThE other TeAm's ScoRe). For INstaNce, teaM A score 160 aLl out, TEam B score 530 and deCLare, then team A SCoRE 230 AlL Out. IN thIs case it wouLd be SAid tHat "tEAm b woN By an iNningS aND 140 rUNs".

Winning scores
In liMiTed oveR matcHes (one innings Matches), the TEAM that scoRes mORe RUns wins. So if teaM A scoRed 250 from 50 oveRS with the Loss oF 1 wicket (250–1), tHen the tarGET for team b is To gEt 251. THe nUMBeR of wickets thaT HAs faLlEn does nOt aFfect whIch TeaM haS woN. SO if team B sCored 251 but WiTh ThE lOss Of 9 wicKEts (251–9), team B StIll WoN beCause IT scoreD more Runs, EvEn THouGh it losT MoRE WickEtS. IN a siMilAr SituaTion IF teAm A scorEd 250/1, but team b scORed 240 (aLl OuT), then teAm A would win beCaUse it scoreD mOre Runs. PaRT Way throuGh a limited over match, to juDGe the liKelY finaL scoRes, it is imPorTant to KnoW, In addiTion to Runs aLrEadY SCored AND wIckEtS already loST, How Many oVeRs eaCh side hAs remaining, so this
, and Team B are currently  130 for 4  – in  th issc enar io,Team B current l y tr ail by 185 runs (and a re sa id to b e  f acing  a targ e to r  ru nch ase  o f  3 16, t hescore w ith whichthe ywould win th e  m atch). Ifa t eam has foll owe d on i nits secon d i nning s, thi s  is in dicated b ya ppendi n g "(f/o ) "  t o th eir score, e.g. T e am A 513, Team B145 &25 4 –7 ( f/o ).
When a ga me  is c o mpleted ,  t h e r e a r e standard wa ys of refer r ing  to th edif f erence  in s co r esbetween the  two  teams. F or ins t ance, i f  Team A , batt ing  fi rst, sc or ed25 4 –6, th enT eam  B, batt in gsecon d, o n l y scor ed185,  whet her or not th eygo a l l o ut, i t wou ld b esaidthat " TeamAwon by 69 runs"  bec ause they  ei th erbo wledo ut the  op pos ition o r cause d  th em t o  e xhaust their overs  ( i n  a  limited -overs ma tc h ) when t he y w eret r ailin g by 69  runs. O n theo th er  hand,if  teamA,  ba tti ng fi r st,scored  254–6 b ut te a m B, batting s e cond, scored2 55 – 8 ,i t wo uld  be said th at " t eamB wo n  b y 2 wicke ts" b ec a us e  they reached their  t argetwith2 wickets rem aining. In a two-inni ngsm at c h, a team canwin h aving only batted o nce ( while th e other t e a m, batti ngtwi ce,  ha s no t equalled th e othe rteam'ssco re). Fo r i nst anc e,te am A scor e 160 al lou t,  t eam  B sc o re 530 a nd  de cl are , the n  teamA sco re 2 30  a l l o ut. Int hi s case  i twoul d b esaidthat "te am B wo n by an i nni n gs a nd  1 40 runs ".

Winning s co res
In lim it edover m a t ches (on e innings matches), the team th atscore s mo re runs w ins . So i f t e am A s cored250 f ro m 5 0 overs w it h t he  loss of 1 w ick et (2 50 –1),  then t he target for team B i s to get 251.  Th e nu m b er  of wi c ket st hat h as fallen doesnot affect  w h ic h team has won .So if t eam B s cored 251 but  with the  loss of9wick e t s ( 251–9), te am B sti ll won be c ausei tscore d m ore ru ns , e ven t houghi t l ost m ore wi ck ets. I n a s im ilar sit uation if team A scored  250/1 , but  te am B scor ed2 40(all out) , th en team Awou ldwin b eca u se it  sco r ed  mo r e run s. P a rt way th r ou gha li mited overm a t ch,  to j udg e  the l ikel y final scores, i t  is importantto k n o w,ina ddit io n to runs alre ady  s c o red andwi ckets alrea dy lost,  h o w man y over s each  side h a s  r e mainin g, s o t his
, and_Team B_are currently 130 for_4 –_in_this scenario,_Team_B currently trail_by 185 runs_(and are said to_be facing a_target_or run chase of 316, the score with which they would win the match)._If_a team_has_followed_on in its second innings,_this is indicated by appending_"(f/o)" to_their score, e.g. Team A 513, Team B_145_& 254–7 (f/o).

When_a game is completed, there are standard ways of_referring to the difference in scores_between the two_teams._For_instance, if Team A,_batting first, scored 254–6, then Team_B, batting second, only scored 185,_whether or not they go all out,_it would be said that "Team_A won by 69 runs"_because they_either bowled out the opposition_or caused them_to exhaust_their overs (in_a limited-overs match) when they were_trailing by 69_runs. On the other hand, if_team_A, batting first,_scored_254–6_but team_B, batting second,_scored_255–8, it_would_be said that "team B won_by_2 wickets" because they reached their target_with 2 wickets remaining._In_a two-innings match, a_team can win having only_batted once (while the other team,_batting twice,_has not_equalled the other team's score). For instance, team A score 160_all out, team B score 530_and declare, then team_A score_230_all out. In_this_case it_would be said that "team B won_by an_innings and 140 runs".

Winning scores
In limited_over matches (one innings_matches),_the team that scores more runs_wins. So if team A scored_250 from 50 overs with_the_loss_of 1 wicket (250–1), then_the target for team B is_to get 251._The number of wickets that has fallen_does_not affect which team has won._So_if team B scored 251 but_with_the_loss of 9 wickets (251–9),_team B still won because it_scored more runs, even though it lost more wickets._In a similar_situation if team A scored_250/1,_but_team B scored 240 (all out), then team A would_win because_it scored more_runs. Part way through a limited over match, to judge_the likely final scores, it is important_to know, in addition to runs already scored and wickets already_lost, how many overs each side has remaining,_so this