ScorraOffline cricket scorer · Gully · Tape ball · Club
Ball-by-ball cricket scoring that works 100% offline — gully, tape ball, box, turf, club, office or school matches — with a full scorecard to WhatsApp in one tap.
Built for the person at the boundary
Most scoring apps let you undo the last ball and nothing else, so one wrong tap in a tense over means unpicking everything after it. In Scorra, undo is always on screen — and you can edit any previous ball, with every score, strike and partnership after it recalculated correctly. The rest of the app is built the same way: for scoring standing up, one-handed, in the sun.
Match data never leaves your phone. What the app does and does not collect is in the privacy policy.
What Scorra does
Scoring
Local rules
Scorecard
Charts
Tournaments · Pro
Rain-affected match? Scorra recalculates overs and the required rate and lets you enter the agreed revised target. It does not compute DLS or VJD targets, and never pretends otherwise.
Pricing
Everything you need to score a match and share the scorecard is free, with a small number of ads — and never while you are scoring a live match.
Scorra Pro is a subscription, monthly or annual, with a 7-day free trial.
Take a look
From the blog
The net run rate formula in the ICC's own words, the all-out rule and the overs-are-not-decimals trap, and a worked example where getting one wrong turns a negative NRR positive.
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Yes, completely. Every match is scored and stored on your phone, so Scorra works at a ground with no signal, a turf with bad Wi-Fi, or a gully with no data. Nothing is uploaded and nothing waits to sync.
No. There is no signup and nothing to log into. Open the app and you can be scoring in seconds.
Yes. Scorra supports 2-run wides, last man standing, no-LBW, 4 to 16 players a side, overs of 4 to 10 balls, and bowler limits with a local-rules override — so the app scores the game you actually play.
Undo is always on screen. And if you notice a mistake several balls later, you can edit any previous ball — Scorra recalculates everything after it correctly, instead of making you undo your way back.
Yes — byes, leg byes, wides with runs, no-balls with free hits, overthrows, short runs, penalty runs and dead balls. Impossible dismissals are blocked, so you cannot record a stumping on a free hit, or an LBW if your rules don't play it.
Yes. The full scorecard — batting, bowling, extras, fall of wickets and partnerships — goes to WhatsApp as an image in one tap. Mid-match, you can send the live score as text to the group chat.
Yes. Quick entry records a whole match from its final totals, and the result and points table update from them — useful when nobody scored ball by ball on the day.
Yes, as part of tournaments in Scorra Pro. Net run rate is runs scored per over faced minus runs conceded per over bowled, across the tournament; Scorra computes it exactly from your matches and keeps the points table up to date.
Yes, with Scorra Pro: fixtures, an automatic points table and net run rate, and career stats for every player aggregated across your matches.
Scorra recalculates overs and the required rate, and lets you enter the revised target agreed on the day. It does not compute DLS or VJD targets itself, and it never pretends to.
Yes, scoring is free. The free tier shows a small number of ads, and never while you are scoring a live match. Scorra Pro is a subscription, monthly or annual with a 7-day free trial, that removes ads and adds tournaments, career stats, PDF export, advanced charts and unlimited saved teams.
Not yet — Scorra is on Google Play now, and the iPhone version is coming soon to the App Store.
Free on Google Play. Coming soon to the App Store.
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