Cricket

Cricket features

Limited-overs Match Mode that records overs, runs, and wickets so you can track progress as batting and bowling improve — not a football clock, and not a talent ladder.

Match Mode

Batting order, overs clock, deliveries with runs, wickets, and extras. Keep recording if signal drops; events sync when you are back online.

Batting order

Set who bats when before you start. Cricket uses batting order — not football pitch slots or formations.

Overs clock

Track overs and deliveries for limited-overs formats. Periods and half-time clocks stay on Football.

Scoring that shows growth

Record runs, wickets, and extras as they happen. Season views follow cricket contributions so progress is clear as players improve — without rankings or talent scores.

Match reports

Generate an official snapshot, download a PDF, and email other coaches. The score and batting order stay with the fixture as a marker of progress.

Sport isolation

One login can switch between Cricket and Football teams. Player memberships stay in the sport they belong to — no cross-sport youth profiles.

Follow a player’s progress

Parents see their own child’s participation. Players aged 16 or over keep their own record. Under 16s are added by a parent or coach. No ability labels or public leaderboards.

Training notes

Between matches, coaches record what the group worked on. Do not include medical details, diagnoses, or rankings.

Club fund

Share Playmetric — 10% of subscriptions goes to the club fund, so more of the journey stays with the club. Share your club’s reusable join link from the app. It is a club fund, not an affiliate scheme.

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