Online Cricket Scoreboard with Live Broadcast

A live online cricket 🏏 scoreboard for every format the sport, from the T20 and ODI to the five-day long Test match. Track runs, wickets, overs, run rate and required run rate. Share the score with a single link so the dressing room, ground commentary and fans as well. For background on the longest of bat-and-ball sports, read the full cricket rules on Wikipedia, according to the International Cricket Council (ICC).

20 oversT20

50 oversODI

5 daysTest Match

11 v 11Players

Set Up a Match in 3 Steps

Pick a formatT20, ODI, T10, Test, or a custom over count up to 999. Set the wicket cap (usually 10).

Who bats first?Toss winner usually decides. The board flips innings automatically when all wickets fall or overs run out.

Share the live linkOpen the live URL on the boundary screen or paste it into a WhatsApp group. Updates push live instantly.

Reading The Cricket Scoreboard

Cricket uses a compact runs/wickets notation displayed alongside the over count (overs.balls). The current run rate (CRR) and, in run chases, the required run rate (RRR) update after every ball. The batting team is highlighted; the bowling team's score appears below as the target or first-innings total.

Tip - DLS & rain rulesFor weather-affected matches, the board lets you set a revised target. The Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method recalculates the chasing team's target based on overs lost and wickets in hand.

Format compared

White-ball (limited overs)

T10 - 10 overs each, 90-minute innings, IPL-style power play (see IPL)
T20 - 20 overs, 6 powerplay overs, ICC World Cup format
ODI - 50 overs, two new balls, three powerplay phases

Red-ball (Test)

Test cricket - Up to 5 days, 90 overs/day, two innings per side
First-class - 3 - 4 days, domestic county/Sheffield Shield format
Follow-on - Available if leading by 200 runs (Test) after first innings

Basic Cricket Rules

Scoring runs - Batters run between wickets to score; 4 if the ball reaches the boundary along the ground, 6 if it clears the rope on the full. Extras (wides, no-balls, byes, leg-byes) add to the team total without facing a delivery.

Getting out - Bowled, caught, LBW, run out, stumped and hit-wicket are the common dismissals. An innings ends when 10 wickets fall or the overs are used.

Powerplays - T20 has a 6-over powerplay where only 2 fielders can be outside the 30-yard circle. ODI has three phases: 10 overs (2 outside), 30 (4 outside), and 10 (5 outside).

Super Over - Used in T20 and ODI to break a tied match. Each side bats 6 balls; the team with more runs wins. Tied super overs were resolved by boundary count until 2019, now decided by repeated super overs.

Cricket milestones

1877 First Test match played at the MCG between Australia and England.

1971 First ODI played at the MCG, born from a washed-out Test.

2003 First T20 match played in England, format launched in 2003.

2008 Indian Premier League launches, transforming the cricket economy.

2019 Boundary-count tiebreak in the World Cup final replaced by a repeated super over the same year.

FAQ

Can the board show a Test match across multiple days?

Yes - set the format to Test (unlimited overs) and the board tracks runs, wickets and overs continuously across both innings. You can pause and resume the match across multiple sessions.

Does the scoreboard support second-innings chases?

The board automatically switches to the second-innings team once the first innings finishes (overs done or 10 wickets). Required run rate and target appear during the chase.

How do I show a Super Over?

After a tied result you can reset the over count to 1 and continue scoring; the board will show the super-over score side-by-side with the main innings.

Ready to bowl the first over?Create the cricket board and the live link is ready to share before the toss. For another bat-and-ball sport, try the baseball scoreboard, or record per-batter detail on a score sheet.

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