Match dayScore from the boundary rope on any phone.
From backyard to boundary
Score every ball.See the whole game.
CrickTrack is scoring and analytics software for the people who actually runs the cricket: club analysts, coaches, league organisers and weekend teams. Tag each delivery as it happens and the scorecard, wagon wheels, pitch maps and player records build themselves.
And it isn't only for the pros. If a game is happening in a backyard, a lane or a park, that game deserves a scorecard too. Every player, however they start, has the same quiet dream: to see their name beside a score.
- Ball-by-ball
- Live scoring
- 2 modes
- TURF & Standard
- Analysis
- Player insight
Inside the app
The whole match on one screen
A rolling look at what you score with: the live scorecard, wagon wheels, pitch maps, run graphs and season leaderboards.
Drag to explore
Match dayCrickTrack CC
16.3 ov
142/4
Need 58 off 21 balls
A. Sharma *68 (41)
R. Patel24 (19)
This over
14W.26
Target, batting pair and this over, always on screen.
Wagon wheelEvery scoring shot mapped by zone.
Pitch mapWhere each delivery landed and what it did.
On the pitchTag line, length and variation as the pitch wears.
Run comparisonBoth innings compared over by over.
Season runs
14 matches
1
A. Sharma
CrickTrack CC
812
avg 47.8
2
J. Whitmore
Riverside
704
avg 39.1
3
R. Patel
CrickTrack CC
655
avg 43.7
4
D. Okafor
Oakfield
598
avg 35.2
Batting and bowling leaders across every match.
Club cricketShare the result with the squad the moment it ends.
Match dayScore from the boundary rope on any phone.
CrickTrack CC
16.3 ov
142/4
Need 58 off 21 balls
A. Sharma *68 (41)
R. Patel24 (19)
This over
14W.26
Target, batting pair and this over, always on screen.
Wagon wheelEvery scoring shot mapped by zone.
Pitch mapWhere each delivery landed and what it did.
On the pitchTag line, length and variation as the pitch wears.
Run comparisonBoth innings compared over by over.
Season runs
14 matches
1
A. Sharma
CrickTrack CC
812
avg 47.8
2
J. Whitmore
Riverside
704
avg 39.1
3
R. Patel
CrickTrack CC
655
avg 43.7
4
D. Okafor
Oakfield
598
avg 35.2
Batting and bowling leaders across every match.
Club cricketShare the result with the squad the moment it ends.
For every kind of cricket
It started in a yard.The scorecard still counts.
You don't need a stadium, a sponsor or a league to want your numbers kept. CrickTrack is for the kids playing in a yard, the girls in the park, the office team, the village club and the county side alike.
Because they all share the same dream, the one that starts the very first time someone picks up a bat: to see their name next to a score. A top score, a best spell, a season to look back on. That record shouldn't only exist for the players who reached the big grounds.
Not everyone improves just by seeing the numbers. But everyone who starts on a road or in a yard deserves to see them.
Yards, lanes and streets
A bat, a ball and a set of stumps is enough. Score it once and the numbers are yours to keep.
Clubs and league sides
Full scorecards, over limits and seasons of records for the teams that play every weekend.
Schools and youth cricket
Every young player gets a name, a score and a reason to come back next week.
What CrickTrack does
One app for the whole cricket season
Most clubs score on paper or in a spreadsheet, then lose the detail that makes the season interesting. CrickTrack keeps the detail: every ball is tagged once and reused everywhere, from the live scorecard on the day to the season stats at the end of it.
01
Score the game
Pick your teams, choose the format and score from the boundary. Runs, wickets, extras, over limits and super overs are all handled.
02
Watch the numbers build
Every delivery feeds the scorecard, worm graph, win probability and shot maps. Nothing to export, nothing to re-type.
03
Grow the records
Players carry their careers with them. Form, head-to-heads and leaderboards fill in match after match.
2
Scoring modes
TURF and Standard, kept apart
11
Players per side
Squads, roles and bowling styles
10+
Live analytics views
Wagon wheel to worm graph
8
Wagon-wheel zones
Every scoring area tagged
Feature highlights
Everything a club needs, nothing it does not
From the first ball of a friendly to the final of your league, the same tools stay with you.
Live ball-by-ball scoring
Log runs, wickets, extras and over limits in real time from any phone. Quick-scoring mode when you just want the numbers.
Deep match analytics
Wagon wheels, pitch maps, worm graphs, partnerships and win probability generated as the match unfolds.
Player comparison & head-to-head
Pick any two players and compare runs, strike rate, averages and their record against each other.
Strengths, weaknesses & insights
Favourite scoring areas, strong match-ups and the weaknesses to work on, all drawn from the ball-by-ball detail.
Player profiles & career stats
Batting, bowling and fielding records accumulate over the season so form is always visible at a glance.
Teams, squads & venues
Manage playing XIs, roles and bowling styles, and keep your grounds with their par scores and venue averages.
Tournaments & leagues
Run knockouts or league-plus-playoffs with automatic standings, qualification and a live bracket.
Import existing scorecards
Bring Play-Cricket scorecards and ball-by-ball logs straight into CrickTrack and keep the history in one place.
Player insight
More than a scorecard
A scorecard tells you how many. CrickTrack tells you how, and where. Compare players, find the patterns behind a season and see the game the way a coach would.
Compare any two players
Put two names side by side and see runs, strike rate, averages and head-to-head records in one view.
Spot strengths and weaknesses
CrickTrack reads the detail behind the averages and points to what a player does well and what still needs work.
Read the ground and the pitch
Scoring areas and pitch maps show where the runs come from and where each delivery actually landed.
Head to head
A. Rahman
Riverside CC
D. Cole
Oakfield XI
412Runs388
128Strike rate96
41.2Average27.7
84Best63
Scoring areas
Every run plotted by zone, so a batter can see where they score.
Pitch map
Where each delivery landed, and what the bowler was trying.
Strengths & weaknesses
Read from the ball-by-ball detail
- Scores heavily through cover
- Comfortable against spin
- Quick between the wickets
- Short ball outside off
- Slow first ten balls of an innings
Made for the cricket community
Every level of the game, on one platform
CrickTrack is used wherever cricket is played for the love of it, from a midweek tape-ball league to a full club season. Two separate scoring modes keep TURF and standard grounds apart, so each competition keeps its own teams, players and stats.
Club teams
Captains and scorers keep one shared record of the season instead of a stack of scorebooks.
Weekend & casual cricket
Tape ball, tennis ball or a Sunday friendly: set your own overs, wide rules and squad size.
Leagues & organisers
Fixtures, standings and knockouts stay in sync as results come in from the middle.