You played the match. You shouldn't pay to see how you did.
Every weekend, thousands of matches are played on turf boxes, school grounds and matting wickets — and most of them are still kept in a paper scorebook, a spreadsheet or a WhatsApp group that nobody can find a month later.
The apps that do exist tend to put the good stuff — wagon wheels, pitch maps, detailed career numbers — behind a subscription. We think that's backwards.
Criconic gives a Sunday-league match the same live scorecard, analysis and broadcast graphics as a televised one, and keeps every player's record free to see.
Free where it matters
Scoring, scorecards, career stats, wagon wheels, pitch maps and stream overlays cost ₹0. You played the match — you should never pay to see how you did.
Built for the boundary rope
One person, one phone, bright sun and a patchy signal. Big buttons, one tap a ball, and the mobile app keeps scoring even when the network drops.
Numbers you can trust
Fair-play checks keep fake matches out of the record, so a century on Criconic means someone actually scored it.
The cricket you actually play
Tennis ball or leather, turf box or matting wicket, a 2-over duel or a 5-day Test — the rules follow your match, not the other way round.