Test Follow On

In a test match, follow-on can be enforced by the team batting first if the team leads by 200 or more runs.

For example, if a team scores 502 runs in the first innings then the other team needs 303 runs to avoid follow-on.

Test Days 5-Days 3-4 Days 2-Days 1-Day

First Innings Runs:

Runs required to avoid Follow on:

About Follow on Test Cricket

This app is specifically developed to calculate the follow on in test cricket. There are four diferent types of follow on in test cricket. All fourr types are shown below.

• 5-Days Test

Mostly 5-day tests are played between international teams. The follow-on in the 5-day test is 200 or more runs.

• 3-4 Days Test

3-4 days tests are often considered unofficial or domestic tests. The follow on in 3-4 days test is 150 runs

• 2 Days Tests

The follow on in 2 days test is 100 runs

• 1 Day tests

The follow-up in a day test is 75 runs.