A box cricket scoring app made for the nets
Box cricket has its own field: a front wall, nets on both sides and a short boundary. Criconic has a Box Cricket match type with a wagon wheel drawn for the box, so every shot is tracked where it really went.
Set the overs and your house rules, tap each ball, and share a live scorecard with everyone waiting for the next slot.
Shots tracked to the wall and the nets
On a Box Cricket match the shot tracker shows the box instead of an oval, so the scorecard's wagon wheel reads like your turf does.
Front wall
Straight hits into the wall at the far end.
Off-side net
Shots into the net on the off side.
Leg-side net
Shots into the net on the leg side.
Back net
Edges and glances behind the batter.
Pitch map too
Tap where each ball pitched to see lengths, yorker to bouncer.
Skip it when you're busy
Skip a ball you missed, or switch shot tracking off for the match.
Every box has its own rules — set yours
Short and quick
- Any number of overs — 4, 5, 6 or whatever your slot allows
- A power play if you play one
- Tennis, leather or another ball
Scoring rules
- Count wide runs — on or off
- Count no-ball runs — on or off
- Last man stands (single batter)
- Bonus or penalty runs for either side
Squads that change
- Add or remove players mid-match
- Bring on a substitute and move their stats across
- Create a team on the spot
Score a box match in four steps
- 01
Pick the teams
Choose both sides or create them at the turf.
- 02
Choose Box Cricket
Set the overs, ball type and your wide and no-ball rules.
- 03
Record the toss
Who won it and whether they chose to bat or bowl.
- 04
Tap each ball
Track shots to the wall and nets if you want the box wagon wheel.
Box cricket stats that count
Career stats
Every box match adds to each player's runs, wickets, averages and badges.
A link for the group
Share the scorecard on WhatsApp — it opens in any browser, no login.
Box leagues
Running a weekly turf league? Create a tournament for a points table and leaderboards.
Box cricket questions
Does Criconic support box cricket?
Yes. Box Cricket is its own match type. You score it like any other match, and the shot tracker shows the box — front wall, off-side net, leg-side net and back net — instead of an oval ground.
Can I set custom rules for wides and no-balls?
Yes. Choose whether wide runs and no-ball runs count, play last man stands, and add bonus or penalty runs to either side when your rules call for it.
How many overs can a box match have?
Any number you like. Set the overs and an optional power play when you create the match.
Is it really free?
Yes for scoring and stats. Ball-by-ball scoring, live scorecards, commentary, career batting and bowling stats, badges, wagon wheels, pitch maps and stream overlays cost ₹0 — no subscription and no card to enter.
Do fans need an account to follow the match?
No. Scorecards, player profiles, teams and tournaments are public. Share the link on WhatsApp and anyone can follow ball by ball in their browser.
Score your next turf match
Create a Box Cricket match, set your rules and share the live link before your slot starts.