Live cricket scores, from the sideline
Score your youth cricket game in two taps. Everyone following sees each run live from one link, and gets a game report after.
How Sideline scores cricket
- Limited-overs innings, ball by ball, in the format your team plays.
- Runs, extras and wickets ball by ball, with the batting and bowling cards built as you go.
- 8, 11 a side.
- Families follow live from one link, anywhere: no app, no login. Scoring carries on at the ground even with a weak signal.
Juniors often play 16–20 overs a side, or pairs (four overs a pair). Seniors play 20, 40 or 50.
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Questions about cricket scoring
- How do I keep live scores for a cricket game?
- Set up your team on Sideline, pick Cricket, and start the game from your phone on the sideline. Each run is one or two taps, and everyone with the link sees it straight away.
- Do parents need an app to follow the game?
- No. You share one link, in the team group chat or anywhere else, and it opens in any browser. There's nothing to download and no login.
- Does Sideline follow cricket rules?
- Yes. Limited-overs innings, ball by ball, in the format your team plays. Runs, extras and wickets ball by ball, with the batting and bowling cards built as you go. You can change the format to match your league or age group.
- Is it free?
- Every new team gets a 30-day free trial of everything, then keeps a free plan for live scoring. The full plan is $3.99 a month or $39.99 a year, and parents or a sponsor can pay for it.