Series · Rain Rules
  1. 1. Rain Stopped Play
  2. 2. Who Wins When It Rains
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Rain Stopped Play

Every match in the Cricsheet archive where weather cut the game short: results by the DLS or VJD method, chases revised to fewer overs, washouts, and Tests drawn after losing a large share of their overs.

Format
Years
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Players
Evidence

Rain-hit matches by year

ConfirmedLikely

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By country

matches · share of all played
DateMatchFormatWhereResultRain

Confirmed means the result was decided by the DLS or VJD method, or the chasing side's target was set over fewer overs than scheduled. Likely means an abandoned "no result", or a Test or first-class match drawn with under 70% of its available overs bowled. Bad light and the occasional unfit pitch can produce the same signs as rain.

Country is where the match was played. England & Wales, Scotland and Ireland (all-island) follow cricket's boundaries. Data: cricsheet.org, which withholds matches involving Afghanistan men.