In cricket, you cannot score after 10 wickets have fallen.

[0, 'W', 'W', 'w', 3, 'nb', 'W', 2, 'W', 'W', 'W', 1, 'nb', 4, 0, 3, 0, 1, 1, 3, 5, 3, 'W', 1, 0, 1, 'nb', 4, 'nb', 5, 'nb', 'W', 5, 1, 2, 2, 'W', 1, 'nb', 0, 'w', 3, 'W', 4, 4, 'w', 2, 'w']

'71/10 from 6.2'

I think a more clear description is needed
The requirements for this kata are hard to understand especially for some who knows nothing about cricket

Might make the task more interesting to add scoring off no balls/wides and (leg) bys? Right now you're testing a kinda weird subset of cricket scoring.

Description is in horrible shape with a lot of requirements in the wrong order or not presented clearly

• runs/wickets from overs.balls --> No explanation on run, wicket, over and balls && how to derive them

• 11 runs, one wicket/out from 1 over zero balls --> This is just a word-by-word explanation of the desired output without providing a step-by-step explanation on how to derive each calculation

• If a WIDE or a NOBALL is bowled, extra runs are assigned to the score, but the ball is re-bowled, meaning there is an extra ball in the array: --> No explanation on WIDE / NOBALL and how will the extra balls be added to the array (Front / back / irrelevant with its position)???

• Does not state whether run or wicket are explicitly counted towards over

• The maximum balls is 5, the minimum is 6 --> This does not make any sense and provided more confusion to the task (As previously An 'OVER' in cricket, is made of 6 'BALLS' has been mentioned)

• '5.0''5.1''5.2''5.3''5.4''5.5''6.0' --> This should be mentioned along with the OVER && BALL section, explicitly describing that every cycle of OVER can contain maximum 6 balls with additional balls written as a "decimal point" or after the . .