Why are some of my players scores being ignored?
Players scores or bowling figures will be ignored as per the rules of fantasy crikcet matches( see how to to play rules section).
The following conditions will result in your players scores or bowling figures being ignored:
1. A Batsman score will be ignored if the batsmen above him in your assigned batting order have already used up the allotted overs in the match
2. A bowler's figures will be ignored if the bowlers above him in the assigned bowling order have already bowled the allotted overs in the match
3. A bowler's figures will be ignored if the bowlers above him in the assigned bowling order have already taken 10 wickets

How are fantasy teams ranked if the fantasy match is a draw? (applies to fantasy test matches only)
Fantasy teams that DRAW their fantasy test match are ranked first on wickets taken and then runs scored.

What is net run rate? How is it Calculated?
ICC ODI Playing Conditions

21.7.2 - A teams Net Run Rate is calculated by deducting from the average runs per over scored by that team the average runs per over scored against that team throughout the competition. In the event of a team being all out in less than its full quota of overs, the calculation of its net run rate shall be based on its full quota of overs to which it would have been entitled and not on the number of overs in which the team was dismissed

CricketInc.com’s Translation

The difference between your fantasy team's run rate and your fantasy opposition's run rate gives you the Net Run Rate for your fantasy team in a match.
Fantasy Team Run Rate – Fantasy Opposition Run Rate = Fantasy Team NRR
The average of these Net Run Rates in tournament results in the tournament NRR for your fantasy team
If your fantasy team or fantasy opposition is all out before the full quota of overs is bowled, the run rate is still calculated using the full quota of overs.

Consider the following example:
Your fantasy opposition is all out for 100 in 20 overs
The run rate of your fantasy opposition is 100/50= 2.0 runs/per over NOT 100/20=5.0 runs per over.

For the mathematically inclined calculations are based on 6 ball overs not decimals.

How is a batsmen's strike rate calculated?
A batsmen's strike rate is the number of runs he scores if he faces 100 balls. Its calculated by divding the runs has has scored by the balls he has faced and multiply the answer by 100.

How is a bowler's average calculated?
A bolwer's average is the average number of runs he concedes before taking a wicket. It is calculated by dividng the number of runs he has conceded by the number of wickets has taken

How is a bowler's economy rate calculated?
A bowler's economy rate is the average runs conceded by a bowler in each over. It is calculated by dividing the bolwer's runs conceded by the number of overs he has bowled