Results & sharing

Scorecards, awards, and getting the match into the group chat.

• How to share a scorecard to WhatsApp (images or PDF)

  Finish the match, tap Share on the result screen, and pick Images or PDF. Everything is selected by default — tap Share and choose WhatsApp. Images suit the group chat; the PDF is one file with every card.

• How to read the full scorecard

  Each innings tab shows batting with dismissals, bowling figures, extras, the total, who did not bat, partnerships and fall of wickets. † marks the wicket-keeper, (c) the captain and * a not-out batter.

• Reading partnerships and fall of wickets

  Below each innings, the partnerships bar shows every stand — its runs and balls, the two batters' contributions, and the score it ended at. Fall of wickets lists the score and over each wicket fell.

• The Awards tab and Player of the Match

  The Awards tab picks out the match's standout performers — Player of the Match plus themed cards like Super Hitter — computed from the actual deliveries, and each one is shareable as an image.

• The worm and Manhattan charts

  The Stats tab plots both innings together: a worm chart of cumulative runs so you can see where the chase was won or lost, and a Manhattan chart of runs per over. Wicket markers sit on both.

• The over-by-over breakdown

  The Over by Over tab replays the innings one over at a time — each ball as a colour-coded chip, with the bowler, the runs from that over and the running score.

• How to export a match as a PDF

  Tap Share on a finished match, switch the format to PDF, choose which cards to include and tap Share PDF. Everything lands in one file, ending with a scan-to-download QR page.

• Square and Story cards for Instagram and status

  The result card also comes in 1:1 square and 9:16 story crops, sized for an Instagram post or a WhatsApp status. Pick them in the Images tab of the share sheet.

• How to share a player's career card

  Open a player's profile and tap the share icon in the top right. Their career — runs, average, strike rate, wickets, economy — is exported as a single branded image.