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Live cricket, captured at the crease

Every ball.Every run.Live.

CricSport is the fast, reliable scoring app for clubs, scorers, and organizers. Record every delivery, publish the score instantly, and keep the match moving—even when the signal drops.

Mobile firstOffline readyPublic match centre
LIVE · 2ND INNINGS
CLUB T20
R
Riverside CC142/4
17.2OVERS
Target 169Need 27 from 16 balls
This over8 runs · 1 wicket
1•4W2•
ON STRIKEA. KHAN68 42
NON-STRIKERT. SINGH24 18
WIN PROBABILITYRiverside 64%
01One scorer. One live source of truth.
01Ball-by-ball input
02Instant live score
03Offline-first scoring
04Shareable match centre

Run the match and the tournament in one app

Clubs and organizers score live matches, manage teams and players, and run tournaments with fixtures, standings and scorecards. Share a live score with anyone who wants to follow along.

A cricket match under floodlights at night
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Questions people ask

01 What is CricSport?
CricSport is cricket scoring software for clubs, scorers and tournament organisers. You score each ball on your phone, and the scorecards, standings and live links build from that record.
02 Is CricSport free to start?
Creating an account and scoring matches does not need a payment in the app today. Plans with extra features for larger clubs and tournaments will be explained in the app before anything is charged.
03 Do I need an account to watch a live match?
No. A published match can be followed from the live list without an account, and an unlisted match can be followed by anyone with its link.
04 Does it work at a ground with poor signal?
Yes. Scoring keeps working offline, and the scorecard syncs when the phone is back in range.
05 Can I run a whole tournament in CricSport?
Yes. Set the format, build the fixtures, assign scorers, and publish standings, net run rate and leaders as results come in.
06 Who can see my club’s scorecards?
Your club decides. Matches are private, unlisted or published. Private matches are seen only by members, and published matches appear on the live list.