Quick match creation
Set up teams, players, ground, overs, balls per over, toss details, and local rules in a few steps.
Local Cricket Scoring App
Score every ball. Share the match live.
An offline-first cricket scoring app for local matches — set up teams, score every delivery, and publish a read-only match link when spectators need to follow remotely.
Cricket Companion helps local cricket groups set up matches quickly, manage players and grounds, apply local rules, score matches ball by ball with an offline-first mobile flow, and share live score updates with others during play.
Built for apartment tournaments, office games, school cricket, village cricket, and tennis-ball formats without mandatory login for normal scoring and viewing.
Works offline during scoringShare live scores with a match linkNo mandatory loginBall-by-ball commentaryPrivacy-focused
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LiveMatch #TR-2048 · T20
Public linkBatting · 1st innings
142/4(14.4 ov)
CRR 9.68 · Need 63 off 32
Target
205
Batter
R
B
SR
R. Sharma*
58
34
170.6
K. Patel
21
18
116.7
Required
11.81 rpo
Partnership
42 (26)
Last wicket
14.3 ov
Extras
8
This overA. Kumar · 3-0-28-1
14W•6= 11 runs
Scorer controls
StrikerR. Sharma
BowlerA. Kumar
ShareOn
SyncQueued
Ball-by-ballAuto-refreshing
- 14.1Single taken
- 14.2FOUR
- 14.3Wicket
- 14.4New batter at the crease
Capabilities
Built for the way local cricket is actually played
Many scoring platforms are designed around registered leagues, complex accounts, or permanent internet access. Cricket Companion focuses on fast local match setup, practical scoring, flexible local rules, and simple sharing without unnecessary administration.
It is designed for scorers who need to run a real local match from one phone, keep the innings moving, and still make the score visible to players, friends, parents, and spectators who are not standing beside the scorer.
Offline-first reliability
Continue scoring when connectivity is weak and synchronize public updates when the network returns.
Live public score link
Allow players and spectators to follow the match through a browser-friendly read-only link.
Ball-by-ball updates
Share runs, wickets, boundaries, extras, batter changes, and over progress.
Detailed scorecards
Track batting figures, bowling figures, wickets, partnerships, extras, and innings totals.
Privacy-focused access
Use the app without mandatory account registration and publish match data only when required.
Built for
Made for local cricket communities
Cricket Companion is designed for the kinds of matches where scoring needs to be practical, mobile, and easy to share.
Weekend cricket
Fast enough for casual matches where one scorer needs the whole game under control.
Apartment tournaments
Useful for community fixtures that need quick setup and a simple public score link.
Office matches
Keeps staff games organized without introducing league-style administration.
School and college cricket
Supports practical mobile scoring when the scorer needs the match visible to others.
Village cricket
Designed for on-ground scoring where dependable internet cannot be assumed.
Tennis-ball cricket
Flexible enough for local rules and match formats that differ from formal tournament assumptions.
Offline-first
Keep scoring when the internet cannot
The scorer’s device remains the primary source of the match record. Runs, wickets, overs, scorecards, and commentary are saved locally first. Temporary network problems do not interrupt scoring.
Keep entering every ball
Match scoring continues even when there is no usable internet connection on the ground.
Saved locally first
Runs, wickets, overs, and commentary stay on the scorer’s device first instead of depending on immediate network success.
No blocked ball entry
Temporary network failures do not stop the scorer from continuing the innings.
Pending updates are retried
If the match is being shared publicly, pending public updates can wait until connectivity becomes usable again.
Sync resumes when online
Public match updates synchronize again when connectivity returns.
Offline-first does not mean offline-only. Cricket Companion combines dependable local scoring with optional internet sharing.
Live sharing
Share the score with anyone
When the scorer publishes a match, Cricket Companion creates a unique match code and public viewing link. The link can be shared through WhatsApp, messaging apps, social media, or any other channel.
No viewer account required
Viewers do not need to create an account to open the shared score.
No app installation required
The public match link can be opened in a browser, while supported app users may also open it inside Cricket Companion.
Read-only public access
Public viewers can follow the match, but they cannot edit the score or change the scorer’s records.
Periodically refreshed live updates
The public page checks for fresh match information during live play, with small delays depending on connectivity.
What viewers can see
Current score and overs, batting and bowling scorecards, fall of wickets, partnerships, match status, ball-by-ball commentary, and the completed match result.
Commentary
Follow every moment of the match
Cricket Companion publishes commentary from the scorer’s recorded match actions, allowing remote viewers to understand how the innings is progressing.
Action-by-action match context
Commentary can reflect runs and boundaries, wickets, extras, over completion, strike changes, batter swaps, innings progression, and the final match result.
Useful for remote followers
Players, families, and spectators can understand how the innings is moving instead of only seeing a static score number.
Privacy
Privacy-focused by design
Guest mode keeps the core scoring flow available without a mandatory login, while authenticated users can sign in with Google to claim a unique username, keep eligible profile details, and preserve supported statistics. Match information remains on the scorer's device unless the scorer explicitly chooses to publish or sync supported data.
Local-first control
No mandatory user account, phone-number requirement, or email registration is needed for normal scoring. Match publishing is optional.
Read-only public access
Public viewers receive read-only access, publishing authorization stays separate from the shared match link, and the scorer can revoke public access.
Responsible service boundaries
Published match data may expire according to the service policy, and limited technical, advertising, billing, or platform data may be processed by third-party services where applicable.
Viewers can watch, but they cannot modify the match
Shared match links provide read-only access, the publishing credential is not included in the shared URL, match updates come from the scorer’s authorized device, older updates should not replace newer information, and revoked or expired matches are no longer publicly available according to server rules.
Limited technical, advertising, billing, or platform data may be processed by third-party services as described in the Cricket Companion Privacy Policy.
In practice
From match setup to live sharing
Cricket Companion keeps the scorer’s flow simple while still making the match easy to follow for remote viewers.
Made for local cricket communities
- 01
Weekend cricket groups
Casual teams that want quick, dependable scoring without extra administration or a formal tournament setup on match day.
- 02
Community and apartment tournaments
Local events that want a practical public score link everyone can open, without asking spectators to install anything.
- 03
Office and workplace cricket
Groups where one person scores on the ground and shares the live match with colleagues who are watching from elsewhere.
- 04
School and college teams
Squads that want straightforward local scoring on the ground with clear per-ball entry and a clean match record afterwards.
- 05
Village and low-connectivity matches
Organizers who cannot depend on stable internet during play and need scoring that keeps working through the innings.
- 06
Tennis-ball and gully cricket
Players who need flexible local rules and simpler scoring than formal league platforms are designed to enforce.
- 07
Spectators following remotely
Parents, players, and friends who want to follow the match through a browser link without downloading a dedicated app.
How it works
- 01
Create the match
Set up teams, players, ground, overs, balls per over, toss details, and local rules.
- 02
Start scoring
Record each delivery. All scoring actions are saved locally first.
- 03
Publish the match
Choose to share the match and receive a unique match code and public link.
- 04
Share with players and spectators
Send the link through WhatsApp or another messaging channel.
- 05
Keep scoring normally
Continue scoring in the app while public updates synchronize in the background.
- 06
Complete or revoke
Complete the match, retain it locally, or stop public sharing.
Depth
Everything you need for a local match
Cricket Companion is built around practical scoring, simple sharing, and local-match flexibility.
Quick match creation
- Create teams and pick players quickly
- Choose the ground and overs configuration
- Set toss details and local rules without extra setup screens
Offline-first reliability
- Score without depending on continuous internet access
- Keep local scoring responsive during temporary network issues
- Resume public synchronization when connectivity returns
Live public score link
- Publish the match only when the scorer chooses to share it
- Generate a match code and public read-only link
- Open the score in a browser without requiring app install
Ball-by-ball updates
- Publish delivery-by-delivery scoring context
- Reflect wickets, extras, and over progression
- Help remote viewers follow the innings naturally
Detailed scorecards
- Batting and bowling figures
- Extras, wickets, partnerships, and innings totals
- Completed match result with practical public visibility
Privacy-focused access
- Guest mode for full local scoring, with optional Google sign-in for identity and statistics
- Local-first match storage with optional publishing
- Read-only public access with scorer-controlled sharing
FAQ
Cricket Companion questions and answers
Common questions about offline scoring, live sharing, viewer access, and scorer control.
No. Match scoring is designed to work offline. Internet access is required only when publishing or synchronizing a publicly shared match.
No. A mandatory account is not required for normal scoring and viewing. Guest mode remains available, while Google sign-in is optional for users who want a unique username, recoverable profile access, and eligible statistics tracking.
No. A public match link can be opened in a supported web browser. Users with Cricket Companion installed may also be able to open the match inside the app.
No. Public access is read-only. Scoring updates are controlled by the scorer’s authorized device.
Scoring continues locally. Pending public updates are retried when connectivity becomes available.
Yes. The owner can revoke public match access.
Normal scoring data is stored locally first. Public match information is uploaded when the scorer chooses to publish or share the match.
The public viewer periodically checks for new match information. A short delay may occur depending on the scorer’s and viewer’s connectivity.
Privacy policy
Learn how Cricket Companion handles local match data, published match information, platform services, and privacy choices.
Terms
Review the conditions for using Cricket Companion and its public match-sharing service.
Support
Contact TechRex support for help with scoring, match sharing, public links, or app access.