What CrickTrack does

CrickTrack is a ball-by-ball cricket scoring engine built for live matches. It lets you score a game as it happens, then turns every delivery into something you can learn from. Alongside the running scorecard it records where the ball pitched, where the shot was played and how each batter and bowler performed, so a finished match becomes a full set of batting, bowling, partnership and pitch-zone analytics rather than a page of numbers. Completed matches and official Play-Cricket scorecards can also be imported, so a club's history sits alongside the games it scores itself.

Who it is for

It is made for club and school coaches, captains, scorers, analysts and anyone who wants more from a scorebook than runs and wickets. TURF and Standard modes let the same app serve outdoor rectangular grounds and smaller circular formats, with each mode keeping its own teams, players and statistics. Tournament tools handle round-robin leagues, knockout brackets and net run rate calculations without a spreadsheet. Each account keeps its own matches, squads and ground data, so neighbouring clubs can use the app without ever seeing each other's records.

Who builds it

CrickTrack is built and maintained by an independent team of cricket players, coaches and software engineers who wanted scoring software that reflected how the game is actually analysed at club level. We build it alongside the people who use it every weekend, and most features start as a problem a scorer or coach brought to us after a match.

Siddhesh Sangle

Founder & Developer

Siddhesh leads CrickTrack's scoring engine and analytics, working with club scorers and coaches to turn every delivery into something a team can learn from.

Have a question, a bug to report or an idea for the next release? Get in touch with the team.