Tournament management on Android

A cricket scoring app for local tournaments

CricLogs helps local cricket organizers create a tournament, manage teams and score every match ball by ball. Give players and supporters one place to follow fixtures, results, points tables and season leaders.

🏏 Local clubs, schools and leagues📱 Android scoring app📊 Matches, results and leaderboards

Everything a local tournament needs to stay organized

  • Create your tournament: add its name, dates, city and optional cover image.
  • Bring teams together: set up teams and keep all their matches under the same event.
  • Score match day: record scores ball by ball and publish clear results.
  • Keep everyone updated: use points tables, scorecards and leaderboards to make the tournament easy to follow.

Create a local cricket tournament in minutes

Whether you are setting up a weekend box-cricket event, a school competition or a club league, start with one tournament space in CricLogs. It keeps the event identity and match activity together instead of scattering updates across separate chats and scorebooks.

  1. 1

    Choose Create New Tournament

    Open the tournament area and start a new event from the clearly marked action.

  2. 2

    Name and date the event

    Add a recognizable tournament name, start and end dates, location and optional cover image.

  3. 3

    Build out match day

    Add teams, grounds and officials after creating the event, then start scoring when the first fixture is ready.

CricLogs tournament screen with Create New Tournament action and local tournament list
Create and revisit local cricket tournaments from one place in CricLogs.

Set the details before teams take the field

A clean setup gives your tournament a dependable record from day one. Add the event name, date range and city, then expand it with the teams, grounds and officials needed for your format.

Organizer tip

Use consistent team names before the first ball. They carry through match cards, results and the tournament views that players and supporters follow.

CricLogs Create Tournament form with fields for tournament name, dates and city
The tournament setup form lets organizers capture the key event details.

Score every tournament match and keep results visible

Once play begins, CricLogs gives the tournament a dedicated match view. Use it to see live, upcoming and past games, while each scored match carries a clear result for teams and followers.

  • Live and upcoming match visibility: keep the next fixture easy to find.
  • Completed scorecards: preserve the runs, wickets, overs and result from each game.
  • One tournament home: connect all match activity to the same local event.
CricLogs tournament matches tab showing completed local cricket match scorecards and results
Past match cards show scores, overs and the winning margin inside the tournament.

Celebrate tournament leaders, not just winners

Season-long events deserve more than a final result. CricLogs provides a tournament leaderboard so organizers can recognize batters, bowlers, fielders and MVP contenders as the event progresses.

Make every performance visible

Leaderboards turn scores from individual matches into a story players can follow across the tournament.

CricLogs tournament batting leaderboard showing ranked local cricket players with runs, average and strike rate
The leaderboard ranks players and provides views for batting, bowling, fielding and MVP statistics.

Built for the cricket happening around you

  • Club organizers
  • School and college teams
  • Box cricket venues
  • Weekend leagues
  • Community tournaments
  • Volunteer scorers

CricLogs is designed for the people who make grassroots cricket happen. Use it to give your local tournament a professional, shareable home without adding complicated scoring tools to match day.

Frequently asked questions

Can I score a local cricket tournament in CricLogs?
Yes. Create the tournament, add the teams and score its matches ball by ball in CricLogs.
Can followers see tournament match results?
CricLogs presents tournament match activity in one place, including past match scorecards and results.
What statistics does the tournament leaderboard show?
The leaderboard includes views for batting, bowling, fielding and MVP statistics, helping organizers identify players who stand out across the tournament.
Can CricLogs also help with live streaming?
Yes. Learn more about local cricket match live streaming with CricLogs.

Run your next local cricket tournament with CricLogs

Create the event, score each match and give everyone a simple place to follow the season.

Get CricLogs on Google Play