Squad Book
Players, team sheets and the lineups you reuse every week.
How to merge duplicate players into one career
In the Squad Book, tap the three-dot menu on the duplicate player and choose Merge into…, then pick the player who should survive. Every match, ball and stat moves across, and the two records become one career.
What is the Squad Book?
The Squad Book is your permanent list of players and the team sheets you build from them. Add someone once and they are available in every Full Match, with their career stats accumulating behind them.
How to add a player to your squad
Open the Squad Book, tap Add Player, and enter their name. Nickname, batting hand, bowling style, gender, photo and colour are all optional — but they are what tell two similar players apart later.
How to find a player fast
Type into the search box at the top of any player list. It matches names and nicknames, so “pajju” finds Prajwal. It appears wherever a list is long enough to need it — the Squad Book, team sheets and every in-match picker.
The Male/Female tag and mixed matches
Set an optional Male or Female tag on any player and a small colour-coded M or F chip appears beside their name everywhere in the app — so a mixed-team requirement can be checked at a glance.
How to save a team sheet you reuse every week
In the Squad Book, open Team Sheets and tap New Team Sheet. Name it, pick a colour, tick the players, and save. From then on a Full Match starts by choosing that sheet instead of picking players one by one.
How to set the batting order
In a team sheet or a match lineup, drag the handle on the right of each player to reorder them. The order under BATTING ORDER is the order they come in — and dragging is switched off while a search is active.
Squad leaderboards: sorting by runs, wickets and more
Tap the sort control at the top of the Squad Book and choose Most runs, Most wickets, Most sixes, Best strike rate or Best economy. The top three get gold, silver and bronze medals.
Two players with the same name — how to tell them apart
Every player row shows an avatar, nickname, batting hand, bowling style and a career stat line, so two players called Rohit are distinguishable at the moment you pick one. If they are actually the same person, merge them.