For tournament organizers

Run your cricket tournament without the spreadsheet

Create your tournament, bring in the teams and add matches round by round. As each league match is scored, the points table, net run rate and leaderboards update on their own.

Your tournament gets a public page with fixtures, results and standings — so nobody has to ask in the WhatsApp group who's through.

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How it works

From registration to the final

  1. 01

    Create the tournament

    Name, location, dates, ball type, banner, logo and your rules from a ready-made list.

  2. 02

    Bring in the teams

    Share a registration link and approve the teams that sign up — or add them yourself, or let captains scan your tournament QR code.

  3. 03

    Schedule matches by round

    League, knockout, quarter-final, qualifier, eliminator, final — or your own round name.

  4. 04

    Let the scoring do the rest

    Results, points, NRR and top performers update after every match.

Your tournament page

Everything teams and fans look for

On the page

  • Matches — live, upcoming and finished
  • Points table with wins, losses, points and NRR
  • Batting and bowling leaderboards
  • Your group's own ranking: play your regular matches in one tournament
  • Teams, plus an About & Rules tab
  • A Videos tab for your YouTube and Facebook streams

MVP and awards

  • A live MVP table with batting, bowling and fielding points
  • Player of the Tournament once it's over
  • MVPs for the knockouts, the final or a single day
  • A 9:16 story card of the winner to share

Standings that keep themselves

  • 2 points for a win, 1 for a tie or drawn Test
  • Sorted by points, then net run rate
  • Only league-round matches count, so knockouts don't skew it

Teams and squads

  • Team QR codes so players join themselves
  • Add players by search or mobile number
  • A common player can be in both teams' squads
  • Team profiles with win %, toss record and leaderboards

Branding and sponsors

  • Tournament banner, logo, highlights and links
  • Sponsor logos and names on your tournament page
  • Sponsor ads on every match's stream overlay

Stay in control

  • Public or private tournament
  • Edit details any time, or cancel the tournament
  • Organizers can score every match in it — one phone at a time
  • Name umpires, a referee and scorers
  • Add commentators for every match

Spread the word

  • Share the tournament on WhatsApp in one tap
  • One stream link for every match in the tournament
  • Every scorecard is a public link
  • Points tables and scorecards as images, or printed and saved as PDF

Make fixtures in the app plans a league, groups + knockout or a straight knockout, with the days and times; or add each match yourself and label its round.

Stream the whole tournament

One overlay link for every match

Go live as a tournament and keep the same browser source in OBS from the first match to the final. Switch it to the next match from the scorer's menu.

Live scorebar

Score, overs, run rate or chase equation, both batters and the bowler, updated as the scorer taps.

Big moments

Fours, sixes, wickets, fifties and hundreds animate across the bar automatically.

Your sponsors on screen

Push your sponsors' ads to the overlay of every match in the tournament, taking turns or in the breaks.

Leaders on stream

Show the tournament's top run scorers, wicket takers and MVP table on the stream with one tap.

A console for the commentator

Your ground commentator gets the chase, milestones, records and the points table to read out — in English or Hindi.

Questions

Tournament questions

How is the points table worked out?

2 points for a win and 1 for a tie or a drawn Test. Teams are sorted by points, then net run rate. Only matches labelled as league matches count, so knockout games don't change the standings.

Does Criconic make the fixtures for me?

Yes, in the app. On the tournament's Matches tab, tap Make fixtures, pick league, groups + knockout or knockout and the days, and check every match before saving. Knockout matches get their teams as results come in. You can also add matches yourself and label their round.

How do teams join my tournament?

Turn on registration and share the link: captains enter their teams and you approve them. You can also add teams yourself, or share your tournament QR code so captains can scan it and join. Players join teams the same way, with the team's QR code.

How is the Player of the Tournament picked?

From the tournament's MVP table, which gives every player points for their batting, bowling and fielding in each match. The top player once the tournament is over is the Player of the Tournament, with a story card to share. You can also see the MVPs of the knockouts or of a single day.

Can I keep my tournament private?

Yes. A private tournament can't be joined by others, and only the people in it can see its details.

Who can score the matches?

The tournament's organizers can score every match in it, along with each match's creator and their co-scorers.

Can we see a ranking of just our own group of players?

Yes. Create a tournament for your group — your Sunday cricket, say — and score all your matches inside it. Its Leaderboard tab ranks only the players from those matches: batting by runs (with average, strike rate, fours and sixes) and bowling by wickets, then economy. It updates after every match, and each scorecard names the Player of the Match. Make the tournament private if it's just for your group.

Can the same player play for both teams?

Yes. Add the player to both teams' squads and pick them in both playing XIs. Whatever they score or take for either side goes into their stats once: it counts as one match played, with the runs and wickets from both sides added together.

Do players get stats from tournament matches?

Yes. Every scored match updates each player's career batting and bowling stats, and the tournament's own batting and bowling leaderboards. Seeing those stats is free.

Set up your tournament today

Create it, add the teams and share the link — the points table takes care of itself.