CricScorer-Cricket Scorer App

Ball-by-ball cricket scoring app. Tournaments, wagon wheel & stats. Offline.

CricScorer is the #1 offline cricket scoring app for gully cricket, turf matches, tape ball, club games, and tournaments. No internet needed. The cricket scorer built for real cricket lovers. Used by players, colony teams, and academies across the world.

SCORING

• Ball-by-ball scoring for runs, wickets, wides, no balls, byes, leg byes and free hits • Supports T20, ODI, Test, gully cricket, tape ball, Hundred format and custom overs • Unlimited undo to fix any mistake instantly • Wagon wheel graphics to see where every run was scored on the field

TOURNAMENT MODE

• Create tournaments and auto-schedule all fixtures including knockouts • Elimination brackets for tournaments with auto-advancing winners, seeding, custom round names and optional 3rd-place playoff • Export your bracket as a PDF to share with teams • Fully customizable points table with your own points for win, loss, tie, no result and bonus points • MVP leaderboard and detailed tournament-level player stats • Full match history across the entire competition • Perfect for colony leagues, cricket academies and club championships

TEAMS & PLAYERS

• Create teams with custom logos and full player profiles • Career batting and bowling stats tracked across every match • Teams comparison to compare two teams head to head • Player comparison and player face-off to settle any argument • Filter stats by team or by year • Leaderboard to rank players across your group

ANALYTICS

• Worm graph, run rate progression and partnership breakdowns • Fall of wickets and over-by-over charts • Download full scorecard as PDF

BACKUP & DATA

• Cloud backup with up to 10 restore points • Use any language, numbers and special characters in names

100% offline. Works on any ground, any signal, anywhere. CricScorer handles everything from the first ball to the final. Download now and start scoring today.

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