Indoor cricket scoring
Indoor cricket scoring that follows indoor rules
Pair batting, runs off for wickets, extras that count the indoor way — IndoorScore scores indoor cricket properly instead of bending an outdoor app to fit.
Pair batting & partnerships
Batters bat in pairs for a set number of overs, and partnerships are tracked the way indoor scoring sheets track them.
Wicket penalties
Set how many runs come off for a dismissal, and keep batting when a batter is out — just like at the centre.
Indoor extras & reball
Wides, no-balls and reballs follow your centre's rules, including how many runs each extra is worth.
Court-side display
Put the live score up on a TV or tablet by the court so teams can see where the game stands.
Why indoor cricket needs its own scoring app
Indoor cricket is scored differently: every player bats and bowls, dismissals cost runs rather than ending an innings, and centres often tweak rules for their own leagues. Outdoor scoring apps can't represent that, so scorers end up keeping paper sheets alongside them.
IndoorScore's indoor engine was built for these rules from day one. Pick the number of overs per pair, the wicket penalty, and how extras are scored, and the scorecard, totals and stats all follow.
For indoor centres and social leagues
Run weekly competitions, one-day tournaments and kids' programmes from one account. Fixtures, standings and leaderboards update as matches finish, and players can look up their own stats from a shared link.
Switch to tape ball on the same app
Plenty of indoor groups also play tape-ball. IndoorScore includes a separate tape-ball engine, so the same league can run both formats without a second app.
Questions
Does IndoorScore support pair batting?
Yes. Indoor matches are scored in batting pairs, with overs per pair and partnership totals tracked automatically.
Can I change the wicket penalty?
Yes. Set how many runs a dismissal costs, along with wides, no-balls and other indoor rules, to match your centre.
Can I show the score on a TV at the court?
Yes. A display view shows the live score full-screen on any TV, tablet or laptop at the venue.
Does it handle kids' indoor formats?
Yes. There's a kids' pairs format alongside standard indoor and tape-ball cricket.