Cric Counter

Cric Counter

by Webscope Limited

2 ratings
8 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 14 Feb 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 29, 2015
  • January 22, 2016

Features

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About

This app simplifies umpiring and scorekeeping for cricket matches. It allows for quick logging of every ball and run, with flexible options for different game situations. Features include easy match setup, clear indicators, and undo functionality.

One-tap match start
Simple score and ball tracking
Flexible innings and overs
Undo functionality
Clear, glanceable indicators
Dark theme option
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What's New in Cric Counter

1.01

January 22, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. A fresh inning of release notes; • Save innings to your device - brag about past games • Name your innings - clever team names welcome • View a list of previously saved innings - stop scoring arguments in their tracks • Load a previously saved inning - pick up your scoring where you left off • General bug fixes and improvements - boring but important

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User reviews

Functional

The app is functional for umpire counting. One critical update required is that after end of over it RESETS WICKETS count. Please fix that.

Wickets counter reset to zero

Fix the bug: Wickets are reset to zero when clicking end of over

Great little app with one annoying issue!!

Fantastic little app that I use whenever I have to umpire. If you could just fix the issue with the wickets resetting to 0 at the end of the over it would be excellent

Wickets not being counted

Wickets become zero when “end of over” is clicked. Also, so indicator for 6 valid ball completion would be helpful. Other than this, its quite a nifty app - quick and easy to keep track of the innings in progress.

Wickets

It’s good but whenever their is a wicket it just refreshes

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FAQ

How do I start a new match in Cric Counter?

Starting a new match in Cric Counter is designed to be simple. You can begin a new game with just one tap directly from the app's main interface.

Can I undo a mistake in Cric Counter?

Yes, Cric Counter offers the ability to undo any ball, over, or inning that has been recorded. This provides flexibility if an error is made during scoring.

Is Cric Counter suitable for all types of cricket matches?

Cric Counter is designed to be flexible for every situation. It does not have forced overs or innings counters, making it adaptable for friendly games, kid's matches, or more serious contests.

What devices does Cric Counter support?

Cric Counter is available for Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to be accessible on these platforms.

What is the age rating for Cric Counter?

Cric Counter has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for young children and up, with no mature content.

How often is Cric Counter updated?

The latest version of Cric Counter is 1.01, which was last updated on January 22, 2016. The app has not received updates since then.

Does Cric Counter have ads?

No, Cric Counter does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use without any interruptions from ads.

What is the user rating for Cric Counter?

Cric Counter has a rating of 4.0 stars based on 2 user ratings. This suggests a generally positive reception from its limited user base.