The cricket scoring app that never charges for your stats
Score your match ball by ball with one tap a delivery. Criconic works out strike, overs, run rates and targets, writes the commentary, and builds a live scorecard anyone can open from a link.
Every run and wicket goes onto each player's career record on its own — with wagon wheels, pitch maps and batter-vs-bowler matchups that some other apps keep behind a subscription.
Built for the matches you actually play
Sunday league, office tournament, gully game or a five-day club Test — one person with a phone can score it properly.
One tap a ball
0 to 6 in one tap, plus custom runs. Wides, no-balls, byes and leg-byes with extra runs. Strike and over changes happen automatically.
Every dismissal
Bowled, caught, LBW, stumped, hit wicket, run out with the fielders, Mankad, retired hurt and retired out.
Mistakes fixed in seconds
Undo the last ball as many times as you need, change strike or the bowler, add a player or bring on a substitute mid-match.
A live link for fans
Every match gets a public scorecard with commentary and charts. Fans open it in a browser — no account, no download.
Career stats that update themselves
Runs, averages, strike rates, 50s and 100s, wickets, economy, best figures and badges refresh after every match.
TV-style stream overlay
Streaming on YouTube or Facebook? Add a live scoreboard to OBS with one link, driven by the same taps.
TV-style analysis for your Sunday match
While you score, tap where the ball pitched and where it went. Criconic turns it into a wagon wheel and pitch map on the scorecard — the same charts the broadcasters use, without the price tag.
Wagon wheel
Every shot drawn by zone and coloured by result — dots, runs, fours, sixes and wickets.
Pitch map
Line and length for every ball: yorker, full, good length, short or bouncer.
Filter anything
Narrow it down by innings, batter, bowler or outcome in one tap.
Wagon wheel
65 shotsPitch map
72 ballsFrom toss to scorecard in four steps
No setup for fans, no spreadsheet afterwards — the scorer's taps are the only data entry there is.
- 01
Pick the teams
Choose both sides and their playing squads, or create a team on the spot.
- 02
Set the match
Format, overs, power play, ball type, pitch, venue and tournament round.
- 03
Record the toss
Who won it and whether they chose to bat or bowl.
- 04
Tap each ball
Pick openers and a bowler, then one tap a ball — the rest is worked out for you.
Every format, one app
Limited overs
Any number of overs with a power play — T20, T10, 6-over or your own.
Test match
One to five days, two innings a side, declarations and the follow-on.
Single wicket
One player against another, 1 to 10 overs each. No teams needed.
Box cricket
Turf boxes and nets, with a wagon wheel drawn for the box.
What players and fans see
The scorecard
- Batting, bowling, extras and fall of wickets
- Commentary written for every ball, grouped by over
- Top performers and Player of the Match
- Venue, toss, ball type and head-to-head
The analysis
- Wagon wheel of every shot, off side and leg side
- Pitch map of every ball by length
- Run worm, runs per over and partnerships
- One batter against one bowler — just their contest
The player profile
- Career batting and bowling, with every team played for
- 30s, 50s, 100s, ducks, 3-fers, 5-fers and hat-tricks
- Badges like Century Maker and Hat-Trick Hero
- A shareable profile anyone can open
Cricket scoring app questions
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 I need to install an app?
No. You can create and score matches on criconic.com in any phone or laptop browser. The Criconic mobile app adds offline scoring, a DLS calculator, phone-contact import, local rankings and match alerts.
What if the internet drops while I'm scoring?
In the Criconic app, keep scoring — balls are saved on your phone and synced when the signal comes back, without duplicates. On the website each ball needs a connection to save.
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.
Which formats can I score?
Limited-overs matches with any number of overs and a power play, Test matches of one to five days with declarations and the follow-on, single-wicket matches (1 to 10 overs each) and box cricket.
Who can score or change a match?
The person who created it, any co-scorers they add (from match settings in the Criconic app) and the organizers of its tournament. Everyone else can watch but not change anything.
Can people fake matches to pad their stats?
Finished matches go through fair-play checks. Anything suspicious is reviewed by the Criconic team, confirmed fake matches are taken out of career stats, and the match organizer can appeal.
Score your next match on Criconic
Create the match, tap each ball and share the link. Your players get their stats the moment it ends.