Ball-by-ball scoring with the running score, the partnership, fall of wickets and per-ball commentary built as you go. Free for every scorer — players never pay.
The shorthand a scorer already knows, so entry keeps up with play. Every delivery is one line of commentary, and the scorecard is built from those lines.
| Entry | Meaning |
|---|---|
4 / 6 | Boundary four / six |
w | Wide |
w+1 | Wide plus one run run by the batters |
nb+4 | No-ball hit for four (five runs), and a free hit next |
1W | One run and a wicket |
W | Wicket, no runs |
Free hit was the ball after the no-ball: no dismissal but a run-out counts.
Wides, no-balls, byes, leg byes and penalty runs are all handled. A no-ball gives a free hit on the next legal delivery.
Bowled, caught, LBW, run out, stumped and hit wicket, with the fielders recorded — including a run-out or stumping off a wide or no-ball. A run-out asks which batter is out, because it is not always the striker.
After the second-last wicket the last batter carries on with the dismissed batter as a runner.
Dismissed batters return until the outs target is reached — the next-batter picker offers them again, except the one just dismissed.
Score offline with a banner while writes are pending; the result publishes once the connection returns.
A session survives closing the app, and can move to another phone mid-match.
A run-progression worm chart, over-by-over scoring, run rate, and a DLS par estimate for interrupted chases.
Overs per innings, with the bowler’s maximum derived from it, and an animated toss with a manual override. Test format runs four innings with a scorer-set follow-on margin.
Box cricket defaults to six overs a side with one-tap 4 / 5 / 6 / 8 / 10, because a 20-over default is simply wrong indoors. No organiser plan needed.
Custom roster sizes, per-bowler caps and outs-per-innings can all be changed while the match is on.
Put the live score on your stream with one link. The strip follows every ball the scorer enters.
Copy one link into OBS, Streamlabs, Prism or vMix and a score strip follows every ball, with pop-ups for boundaries and wickets. Free for every scorer.
Connect a YouTube channel and start the stream from the scoring screen, with the score on it. Part of the organiser plan — a scorer can stream any match in a league whose organiser has one.
A card with their figures appears as each batter walks in or bowler starts. Photos only for players who opted in; initials for everyone else.
A camera button on the scoring screen adds up to 10 photos an innings, each captioned with the score. They are private to the league’s registered players.
Share a read-only link, or export the scorecard as a PDF for the group chat or the noticeboard.
A completed match opens on Report, Leaderboard, Scorecard, Overs, Commentary, Stats, Photos, Squads and Info.
Admins can reopen a match in correction mode, and league statistics recompute from the corrected card.
Free for every scorer and every player. Works on the phone you already have.
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