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How to read the full scorecard
Full Match
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.
Standard notation, exactly as a paper scorebook would write it.
The symbols
* after a name — not out.
† — wicket-keeper.
(c) — captain.
b Rohit — bowled by Rohit.
c Sagar b Rohit — caught by Sagar, bowled by Rohit.
st Manthan b Rohit — stumped by Manthan off Rohit.
run out (Rohit) — run out, Rohit involved. No bowler credit.
The bowling columns
O overs, R runs conceded, Ex extras charged to them, W wickets, Econ runs per over.
The † and (c) marks come from the WK and C buttons in your team sheet — set them once and every scorecard carries them.
People also ask
What does the asterisk mean on a cricket scorecard?
It marks a not-out batter. So 52* means fifty-two not out. Beside a bowler's name in some formats it can also mean captain, but on a batting line it is always not out.
What does c and b mean in cricket scoring?
'c Sagar b Rohit' means caught by Sagar off Rohit's bowling. 'b Rohit' alone means bowled by Rohit, and 'st Manthan b Rohit' means stumped by the keeper Manthan off Rohit.
What does the dagger symbol mean in cricket?
† marks the wicketkeeper. (c) beside a name marks the captain.
What do the bowling columns O R W Econ mean?
Overs bowled, runs conceded, wickets taken, and economy — runs per over. Some scorecards add Ex for the extras charged to that bowler.
