Cricket Bowling and Over Record
Give the scorer the bowling analysis on its own page, so figures can be totalled at the end of a spell without turning the scorebook round.
SP-08 1 page
Sports clubs by sport · SP-09
Cricket Scorebook Page
A free printable cricket scorebook page — one innings with a scoring strip per batter, how out and bowler, extras, total and the fall of wickets.
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One page. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
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What this sheet is for
Score an innings in the layout every club scorer already knows, on a page that can be printed when the scorebook is left in the pavilion.
Who it is for
Club, school and village scorers, and anyone drafted in to score at short notice.
How to use it
- Fill in the match, venue and both sides at the top.
- Write each scoring shot along the batter's strip as it happens.
- When a batter is out, write how and off whom, then total their runs and balls.
- Record each wicket's score and over in the fall of wickets table.
- Total the extras and the innings at the close, and note the result.
What is on the sheet
One page, top to bottom:
Printed under the title: One innings on one page — each batter's runs as a scoring strip, how they were out and off whom, the extras, the total and the fall of wickets, in the layout a club scorer already knows.
Write-on lines: Match / competition · Venue · Date · Batting side · Bowling side
Batting — write each scoring shot along the strip; total it when the batter is out
Table, 11 rows: No. · Batter · Runs as scored · How out · Bowler · Runs · Balls · 4s · 6s
Write-on lines: Byes · Leg byes · Wides · No balls · Total extras · Total runs · Wickets · Overs
Fall of wickets — score at each wicket on the first line, the over on the second
Write-on lines: 1st · 2nd · 3rd · 4th · 5th · 6th · 7th · 8th · 9th · 10th · over · over · over · over · over · over · over · over · over · over
Questions
Why is there no space for a second innings?
Because one innings per page is how a scorebook is laid out and how a scorer works. Print two for a two-innings match; the bowling analysis for both innings is on the Cricket Bowling and Over Record.
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