Score cricket, badminton, pickleball and kabaddi on your phone
These free scorekeeping tools turn your phone into a scoreboard, with big tap buttons and an undo that recalculates everything. The cricket scorer records a match ball by ball with extras, wickets, free hits and a full scorecard, the badminton score keeper tracks who serves from which court, and the pickleball score keeper calls the score and shows who stands where.
The kabaddi scoreboard logs raids, bonus points, tackles and all-outs, the chess clock is a two-player clock for over-the-board games with increment and delay, and the football lineup maker places your team in a formation and saves the lineup as an image.
Rules and local variations
- Governing-body rules, dated. Each page names the rules it follows, such as the BWF Laws of Badminton or the USA Pickleball rulebook, and the date they were checked.
- Local rules are editable. Points targets, extras values and similar settings can be changed for school, club or street games.
Related tools elsewhere on the site
- Cricket maths and board games. The net run rate calculator works out NRR for a tournament table, and chess and four in a row are in the puzzles and games sector.
Sports & Scorekeeping: frequently asked questions
Do these scorers work offline?
Once the page has loaded, scoring needs no internet connection, and the current match is kept in your browser.
Can I fix a wrong tap?
Yes. Undo replays the match from the start without the last action, so totals, strike and serving all stay correct.
Can I use the chess clock in a rated tournament?
No. It is a casual aid for friendly games. Rated events use approved clocks and the arbiter’s rules.