How to Use Cricket Scoring App: Scorer

Jeetech Studio · 2026-11-10

What is Cricket Scoring App: Scorer?

Cricket Scoring App: Scorer is a Sports app for scoring matches, organising tournaments and keeping player and team records. It supports box cricket, gully cricket, T10, T20 and ODI matches, with options for your own rules.

You can use it for a single match, a bilateral series or a league. Tournament features include fixtures, points tables, net run rate (NRR) and tie-breaks. For a casual game, score-only mode lets you keep totals.

Getting started

You do not need an account to score. Match data is saved on your phone, and scoring works without a network connection.

Before play begins, decide the match format, number of overs, balls per over, wickets and players. The app supports fewer than 11 players, so you can match the setup to the people available.

You can keep a player roster on your phone, add players and fix names. If the same person appears more than once, duplicate player profiles can be merged.

Email-code sign-in is optional. If you sign in, your matches are also backed up to the app’s server so you can restore them on a new phone. Backup, sync, the live link and AI features need an internet connection.

How to set up and score a match

1. Choose your format and rules

Start with a box cricket, T10, T20 or ODI preset, or use custom settings. You can save presets as your own.

For gully cricket, supported options include one batter, last man bats, 5s and 7s, a dummy runner and super ball. Set the rules your game needs before scoring begins.

The app also supports free hits, super overs, rain and early results, and manual targets. Choose score-only mode when you only need totals.

2. Record each delivery

Use the large, thumb-friendly scoring keypad to enter the outcome of each ball. It has controls for 0–6, wides, no-balls, byes and leg-byes.

Record wickets using the supported wicket types, including fielder credit where appropriate. Keep checking what happened on the ground before entering the next delivery, especially when extras or wickets are involved.

3. Correct scoring mistakes

If you enter the wrong outcome, use undo. The app provides unlimited undo and lets you edit any past ball.

You can also edit a match after it has finished, swap scores, fix totals and revert changes. Every edit is listed with before and after values, giving you a record to check when reviewing a correction.

4. Review and share the match

Use batting and bowling cards, fall of wickets and partnerships to review the game. Charts include a wagon wheel, worm, run rate and over-by-over views.

For your group, create shareable images of the scorecard, result, milestones or player of the match. These are prepared for sharing on WhatsApp.

How to organise a tournament

Choose the competition structure. Create a bilateral series, league, named groups or custom rounds to suit your event.
Generate fixtures. Fixtures are sorted by date and time. Opt-in reminders are available before a match.
Score the matches. Use the scoring tools and match rules needed for each game.
Review the standings. The app includes points tables with NRR and tie-breaks, plus an editable table with a log of manual changes. A basic points table is included free.
Handle changes to participation. The tournament tools support walkovers and teams leaving a tournament.

Tips for regular scorers

Save a familiar setup. If your group repeatedly plays the same format, save your preset for future matches.

Keep player names consistent. Fix names and merge duplicates to keep your roster and career records organised.

Use the records to review performance. Player profiles include career stats, recent form, hat-tricks and centuries. You can also explore head-to-head records, team rankings and filters by format and year.

Know what is included. Free features include unlimited scoring, all rules, tournaments, scorecards, charts, personal and team stats, share images, local export and backup. The free version shows ads.

Frequently asked questions

Can I score without internet or an account?

Yes. No account is required, and scoring works offline. Match data is stored on your phone. Backup, sync, the live link and AI require a connection.

Can I use it for small teams and unusual rules?

Yes. You can customise overs, balls per over and wickets, and play with fewer than 11 players. The listing also includes specific gully cricket rules.

What does Pro add?

Pro adds advanced analytics, player comparisons, bulk export, custom scoreboard themes, organiser and club tools, AI match summaries and an ad-free experience. Subscription terms are shown before you subscribe. If Pro lapses, you keep your data.

How do AI summaries use match information?

AI summaries need internet. The match details you choose are sent through the app’s server to Anthropic and are not used for training. You can report offensive AI output in the app.

Try Cricket Scoring App: Scorer on Google Play for your next match.