Every number on a scorecard comes from a single source of truth: the delivery. ScoreBouncer records each ball you score and instantly turns it into runs, wickets, extras, strike rates, and commentary. Here is how it works.
One tap per delivery
For each ball, you record what happened: runs scored, a dot ball, a boundary, a wicket, or an extra such as a wide, no-ball, bye, or leg-bye. ScoreBouncer takes that input and updates the whole match in real time.
What updates automatically
- The team total, overs bowled, and current run rate.
- The batter's runs, balls faced, and strike rate.
- The bowler's overs, runs conceded, wickets, and economy.
- Extras are added to the total and attributed correctly.
- Strike rotates between batters on odd runs and at the end of an over.
Handling wides and no-balls
Illegal deliveries are treated correctly: a wide or no-ball adds a run (plus any runs taken) to the total but does not count as a legal ball, so the over continues until six legal deliveries are bowled. This keeps your over count and bowler figures accurate.
Live commentary and scorecard
As you score, ScoreBouncer builds a ball-by-ball commentary feed and a full scorecard. Anyone following the match sees the score move the moment you tap, so spectators and remote fans stay in the action.