Club cricket is played under trees, behind pavilions, and on grounds where 4G is a rumour. The book cannot wait.
CricSport is built as a PWA so the scorer can keep tapping, then sync the innings when the signal comes back.
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Offline scoring
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Offline scoring means the over still gets recorded when the ground has no data signal. Sync when you are back at the clubhouse.
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Photo: Internet Archive Book Images, Public domainGuideCricket scoring symbolsCricket scoring symbols are the shorthand for what happened on a ball: a dot, a run, a boundary, a wicket, or an extra, written so another scorer can rebuild the over.
Photo: Joe Mabel, CC BY-SA 3.0GlossaryYorkerA full-length delivery aimed at the base of the batter’s stumps.
Photo: http://picasaweb.com/kroome111, CC BY 3.0BlogWhat the umpires are actually decidingTwo umpires on the field, a third watching replays, and a match referee handling conduct. Each has a defined job, and knowing which one owns a decision explains most of what happens after an appeal.
Photo: Sam Hood, Public domainBlogThe players who changed what a career looks likeA handful of careers did not just accumulate runs and wickets; they changed what the rest of the sport thought was possible, and in some cases forced the Laws or the schedule to move.
Photo: Lionel Allorge, CC BY-SA 3.0LawTimed outA new batter who does not arrive at the crease within two minutes of the previous dismissal can be given out timed out. It is rare, and it is a dismissal without a bowler credit.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons contributor, Public domainGlossaryWicket-keeperThe fielder behind the stumps who keeps wicket and takes the ball the batter misses.