A cricket has the following table of batting figures for a series of test matches:Player’s name Run Innings not outRohit 8430 230 18Dhawan 4200 130 15Write a C++ program to read the figures set out in the above forms, to calculate the batting arrangesand to print out the complete table including the averages.

Sure, here is a simple C++ program that reads the figures, calculates the batting averages and prints out the complete table including the averages.

#include<iostream>
#include<string>

using namespace std;

class Player {
    string name;
    int run;
    int innings;
    int notOut;
    float average;

public:
    void getData() {
        cout << "Enter player's name: ";
        cin >> name;
        cout << "Enter runs: ";
        cin >> run;
        cout << "Enter innings: ";
        cin >> innings;
        cout << "Enter not out: ";
        cin >> notOut;
    }

    void calculateAverage() {
        average = (float)run / (innings - notOut);
    }

    void displayData() {
        cout << "Player's name: " << name << endl;
        cout << "Runs: " << run << endl;
        cout << "Innings: " << innings << endl;
        cout << "Not out: " << notOut << endl;
        cout << "Batting Average: " << average << endl;
    }
};

int main() {
    Player p1, p2;

    cout << "Enter data for Rohit" << endl;
    p1.getData();
    p1.calculateAverage();

    cout << "Enter data for Dhawan" << endl;
    p2.getData();
    p2.calculateAverage();

    cout << "Displaying data for Rohit" << endl;
    p1.displayData();

    cout << "Displaying data for Dhawan" << endl;
    p2.displayData();

    return 0;
}

This program creates a class Player with the necessary data members and member functions. The getData() function is used to read the data, calculateAverage() is used to calculate the batting average and displayData() is used to print the data. In the main() function, two objects of the class Player are created for Rohit and Dhawan, and their data is read, average is calculated and data is printed.