Team Krickit

Track every player’s cricket stats, automatically

Your cricket career deserves better than a notebook. Krickit’s cricket stats app turns every match you score into each player’s batting, bowling and fielding record, with the form behind the numbers and every award won.

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Batting stats in the Krickit cricket stats app: runs, average, strike rate and form

Batting stats

Runs, average, strike rate, 100s, 50s and 30s, then the detail behind them: every ball faced, by phase and by bowler.

  • Every ball faced: dots, 1s, 2s, 4s and 6s
  • Strike rate in the powerplay, middle and death overs
  • How you get out, and the bowlers you score most off
Cricket batting stats with a form graph in Krickit

Bowling stats

Wickets, economy, average and best figures, with every ball bowled, maidens, wides and no-balls.

  • Economy by phase of the innings
  • Dot-ball percentage and boundaries conceded
  • Favourite victims, best teams and grounds
Cricket bowling stats with economy and wickets in Krickit

Fielding stats

Catches, run outs and stumpings, with caught-and-bowled, your best match and who you dismiss most.

Cricket fielding stats with catches and run outs in Krickit

Awards and leaderboards

Every award you have won, from Player of the Match to Player of the Tournament, and leaderboards that rank players by runs and wickets. The compare view puts two players side by side.

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A cricket leaderboard ranking players by runs in Krickit

Tournament stats

Every tournament keeps its own numbers: most runs, most wickets and the other leaders of the season, kept across seasons as all-time stats.

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Cricket tournament stats and leaders in Krickit

Questions

How do I track my cricket stats?

Play matches scored in Krickit. Every ball updates your batting, bowling and fielding stats automatically, with nothing to enter by hand.

Can I filter my cricket stats?

Yes. By time, format, the team you played for or against, and the ground.

Are milestones counted the scorecard way?

Yes. A hundred counts as a hundred only, not also as a fifty and a thirty.

Get Krickit

Krickit is free to download on Google Play for Android, and the iPhone app is on its way. Score your next match with it, and tell us what you think: a rating on Google Play helps other cricketers find us, and every message to support@krickit.in is read.

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