Built for tempo
One tap per ball and automatic strike changes keep pace with a fast game.
For short, fast games
Box cricket,
scored at speed.
A scorer that keeps up with a six-over game on a small turf court. One tap per ball, automatic strike changes and a scorecard when the whistle goes.
Small sides, short overs
Set the overs and players per side to match your venue.
Followed from the side
Share a live link so waiting teams and absent friends can follow the score.
Box cricket moves quickly. Your scorer should too.
Box cricket is built for speed: a small turf court, a handful of players, a few overs and a booking that ends whether the match is finished or not. The scorer cannot afford a slow app.
Scorecord is made for that tempo. Each ball is one tap. The strike swaps on its own, the over counter updates and the chase ring shows exactly what the batting side still needs, so you can answer “how many do we need?” without doing any sums.
Set the box the way your venue plays it
Every venue has slightly different rules. Choose the overs and the number of players per side before the toss, then play to your own house rules. Scorecord follows standard rules for wides, no-balls and free hits and leaves the rest to you.
- Short overs and small sides are fine. Set what you play.
- Free hits after no-balls are armed automatically.
- The innings ends when the overs run out or the batting side is all out.
Let the next team follow the score
Box venues are social. Teams waiting for the next slot watch the match in front of them, and friends who could not book a slot want the score. Share a live link and they can follow in the app.
Keep a record of the night
After the match, the scorecard shows batting and bowling figures, extras, the top scorer and the best bowler. It is a better record of a Friday night than a screenshot of the last total. Learn how the numbers work in run rate explained.
Questions, answered.
Can I score short box cricket matches?
Yes. Set the overs and players per side to match your box, and the scorecard works exactly like it would for a longer game.
Is it fast enough for box cricket?
Yes. Every run, extra and wicket is a single large key and strike changes automatically, so the scorer can keep up with a fast-moving game.
Can the next team see the score while they wait?
Yes. Go live and share the link, and the team waiting for the next slot can follow the score from the side.
Does it work inside indoor venues with weak signal?
Yes. Matches are saved on the phone first, so you can score with no signal and share a live link later.
Does Scorecord book the box or manage leagues?
No. It is a scorer. It records the match, not the booking, fixtures or league tables.
Score your next box match properly.
Free to score. No account needed. Works with no signal.