Cricket scoring app

Score every ball on your phone, even with no signal

Manage Cricket is a free cricket scoring app for club matches, tournaments and friendlies. The scorer taps each ball, the phone keeps it safe, and everyone with the match link sees the live score a second or two later.

Scoring is part of Basic: free for players, clubs and tournaments.

The scoring screen on a phone with no signal: Offline, 2 balls saved on this phone, keep scoring and it syncs when you are back online, with the score, both batters, the bowler and the keypad

Built for grounds with patchy signal

Every ball is saved on the phone first and sent the moment there is signal, exactly once. If the network drops in the middle of an over, the scorer keeps going and the score catches up when the phone is back online. Nothing is typed twice and nothing is lost.

The scoring screen knows the laws most matches are played under, so the scorer only taps what happened.

  • Wides, no-balls with byes, free hits, penalty runs and retirements
  • Two-innings matches, follow-on and super overs
  • Last man stands, if your matches play it
  • Undo and fix any past ball, even after the match is over
  • Tape ball, tennis ball, hard ball or softball, any number of overs
The scoring screen on a phone: Royal Strikers 53 for 1 after 5.3 overs, Vicky Sandhu on strike with 35 off 17, and the six in this over's balls

Voice commentary in English, Hindi and Urdu

Switch on Speak mode and the scoring phone calls the game aloud as you score: every run, boundary and wicket, new batters, bowling changes, the end of each over, milestones and the result. Pick English, Hindi or Urdu. The voice comes from the phone itself, so it costs nothing and keeps working with no signal.

Public scorecards, stats and share cards

Each match gets a public scorecard link that updates ball by ball. Send it to the team's WhatsApp group and friends and family follow the match without an account.

When the match ends, every batting and bowling figure goes into each player's career stats: runs, wickets, average, strike rate, best bowling and recent form. Players earn Super Stars points weighed by the strength of the opponent, and can share a picture card of their own performance on WhatsApp.

The same taps drive the live stream: when a match is streamed to YouTube, the score bar and the TV graphics follow every ball the scorer records.

The public live scorecard on a phone: Royal Strikers v Thunder XI in the Night Cup, 53 for 1 after 5.3 overs, with Share on WhatsApp
Step by step

How to score your first match

  1. Sign up free

    Create a club account, or a player account if you only want to score a friendly with your mates.

  2. Set up the match

    Pick the two teams and their players, then set the overs and the kind of ball.

  3. Toss and start

    Record the toss, choose the openers and the bowler, and tap each ball as it is bowled.

  4. Share the link

    Send the live scorecard to WhatsApp. When the match ends, the stats update by themselves.

Who it is for

Who scores with it

Clubs and academies

Score every club match and keep each player's record in one place.

Tournament organisers

Every fixture scored the same way, feeding the points table as results come in.

Players and friends

Score a weekend friendly in a minute and keep your own career stats.

Questions

Cricket scoring app: questions and answers

Is the cricket scoring app free?

Yes. Ball-by-ball scoring, voice commentary, stats, public scorecards and share cards are part of Basic, which is free for players, clubs and tournaments. Only live streaming is paid, at Rs 50 a match in prepaid packs.

Does the scoring app work without internet?

Yes. Each ball is saved on the scoring phone first. With no signal the scorer keeps scoring, and the balls reach the live scorecard as soon as the phone is back online.

Which languages does the voice commentary speak?

English, Hindi and Urdu. The scorer picks the language on the scoring phone, and the phone speaks each ball as it is scored.

Can I fix a mistake after the over?

Yes. Undo the last ball, or fix any past ball, even after the match is over. The scorecard, the stats and the stream all follow the change.

Do players get their own cricket stats?

Yes. Every player has a profile with career batting and bowling stats, recent form and Super Stars, and chooses who sees it: everyone, their clubs only, or just themselves.

Run your next match from one app

Clubs start free and players stay free. Live streaming is Rs 50 a match when you want it.

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