
Crease Action
Cricket Scorer
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Free
About
CreaseAction is ball-by-ball cricket scoring for every format — from a
backyard T10 to a five-day Test — built for players, clubs, and anyone who
just wants to keep a proper scorecard.
EVERY FORMAT, PROPERLY MODELLED
• T20, ODI, T10, The Hundred, and Test / First-class — or set up a fully
custom format with your own overs and balls-per-over
• Correct rules for each: follow-on, declarations, Super Overs, DLS-style
target revisions, and two-innings-per-side scoring for longer formats
BALL-BY-BALL SCORING THAT KEEPS UP
• Runs, extras (wides, no-balls, byes, leg byes), and every dismissal type
• Free hit enforcement after a no-ball, with the bowler-credited dismissals
automatically restricted
• Automatic strike rotation, over completion, and bowler changes
• Full scorecards, fall of wickets, partnerships, and run rates as you go
TEAMS THAT WORK THE WAY CLUBS ACTUALLY RUN
• Build teams with logos, short names, and full squads
• A shared player pool so smaller clubs can move players between teams
week to week, without losing their stats history
• The app catches it if two teams facing each other accidentally share a
player, before the match starts
A DIGITAL COIN TOSS
• Flip an animated coin to decide who bats first, or record it manually —
either way, the app makes sure the decision actually gets made before
you start scoring
HISTORY AND STATS
• Every completed match saved with its full scorecard
• Club-wide batting and bowling stats aggregated across every match
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No accounts, no sign-in, no ads, no analytics
• Everything stays on your device — nothing is uploaded anywhere
Whether you're scoring a Sunday club fixture or a full Test match over five
days, CreaseAction is built to handle it properly.
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What's New in Crease Action
1.0.3
August 2, 2026
You can now choose exactly how to share a scorecard — quick highlights or the full scorecard, as an image, as text, or both — instead of it always being both. Completed matches also now show a highlighted "Player of the Match" suggestion for each team, based on runs and wickets.
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