Score your cricket match on a live scorecard

Tap Create Match, choose Cricket, type both team names, pick T10, T20 or your own number of overs, and set a short scoring password. Your live scorecard is ready in under 30 seconds, with no account. Who bats first is picked after the toss, at the ground.

T10, T20, or any number of overs you play, with as many players a side as you have. Both innings are scored ball by ball, and a tie can go to a super over.

Yes. Gully cricket, box cricket, a society tournament or a school match all score the same way: set the overs, set how many players a side on the Settings tab, and tap each ball. House rules are yours to play, and the app records what happened.

Yes. The target is set the moment the first innings ends, and viewers see the runs needed, the balls left and the required rate beside the current rate, updated with every ball.

No. Two team names is all it takes. Add batter and bowler names as you go if you want them, and the batting card and bowling figures build themselves. Skip them and you still get the full live score.

When the overs run out or a side is all out, the scorecard asks you to confirm before it moves on, so it never flips under your thumb. The target is set for you, and viewers see it and the required rate straight away.

Yes. The whole group chat can be on the link together, and every ball reaches all of them the moment it is scored, with nothing to refresh.

No. You tap what each ball did and the card writes itself: runs, balls faced, strike rate, wickets, overs, maidens, economy and extras. The strike changes and the over ends when they should, and the totals can never disagree with the balls, because they are built from them.

Undo it in one tap. The total, the over, both cards and the run rate all correct themselves, and the names of a batter or a bowler can be fixed at any time.

Yes. Tap Play again at full time for the next match between the same two teams. Or set up a best-of series or a round-robin league once, and every fixture gets its own live scorecard and a points table, with net run rate, that updates as results come in.

Yes, in one paste. Drop your group chat list into the line-up before the toss and every batter and bowler is a tap for the rest of the match. It is always optional, and a rematch carries both squads forward.

Yes. Send them the line-up invite link, separate from the match link, and they send their own names in. Each one waits for your tap, so nothing anyone sends changes the scorecard on its own.

No. Names from the match, the line-up and the series come back as chips you tap, and typing a few letters narrows the row. One tap keeps the same spelling for that player through every game, so their figures add up.

CricHeroes asks you to register teams and players before the first ball. Score My Match starts with two team names, so the 7 PM turf match is live in 30 seconds, and anything worth keeping can be saved after the final ball.

Cricbuzz is for following professional cricket. Score My Match is for scoring your own: create a live scorecard for your local match in 30 seconds and send everyone the link.

You decide. Play a super over, and another if it is still level, or settle the tie yourself by boundary count, a bowl-out or a coin toss. Either way the result on the link says exactly how it was decided.

Yes. Retire a batter and the next one comes in. When another batter leaves later, you are asked whether the retired batter comes back, which is how the laws work, and the innings ends at the right point either way.

Yes. A wide or a no-ball is one tap, and the runs off it, up to nine, are one more tap from a row of chips. Byes, leg byes and penalty runs are there too, and extras are shown on each side's total.

Yes, free. Tap Make a reel on the match page for a short video cut from the wickets, boundaries and key moments, made for one team or one player and ready for a Status or a story.

Yes. Link your YouTube, Twitch or Facebook stream on the match page for free, and viewers can jump from any wicket to that ball in the recording. Clubs on Pro can also put a live scorebug and break cards over the stream.

Yes. Scoring and sharing every local cricket match is free, with no credit card and no account. Pro is there for clubs that want extras, and is never needed to score.