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Cricket Scorer Built for Bangladesh Matches

Our cricket scorer lets you keep a full ball-by-ball card for a club game or a BPL fixture without a paper sheet or a second app.

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dkwin99 Cricket Scorer Built for Bangladesh Matches
SCORER HELP DESK

Help While You Score a Match

Scoring goes wrong in small ways: a tapped wide, a missed bye, a strike that rotated the wrong way. That is why help sits inside the scorer instead of behind an email form. Open chat from the match screen, quote the over number, and we answer with the rule and the fix. Card corrections run through the same desk, and account or wallet questions join that queue too. You do not lose the match while you wait, because the card keeps saving on your phone until you are back in.

In-match chat Mid-over and unsure whether that was a wide or a bye? Open chat from the match screen and quote the over number. We answer with the rule we apply and the tap that fixes it.
Card correction desk Send the fixture, the over and the delivery you want changed. Our team checks the ball log, applies the correction and tells you which totals moved, so both sides see one edit.
Account and wallet help If your session drops, log back in with your mobile number and the OTP sent to it. Saved cards return under your matches, and a bKash or Nagad wallet question joins the same queue.
dkwin99 Cricket Scorer Room at dkwin99

Cricket Scorer Room at dkwin99

Our scorer is a working desk, not a wall display. You open it inside your account, choose the format and overs, enter both sides, then tap each delivery as it happens: runs, wide, no-ball, bye or leg-bye. The card handles the maths, so strike rotation, the over count, run rate and the target line all move without you writing anything down. A

weekend club match in Dhaka scores the same way as a televised BPL game. Finish a match and the full card saves under your matches, which means a last-over argument has a record to point at.

  • Delivery taps
  • Auto strike rotation
  • Innings switch
  • Archive under My Matches
HOW WE KEEP SCORE

How We Keep Scorecards Clean

A scorecard only means something if both sides accept it. So we write our scoring rules down, keep every delivery in a visible log, and mark later corrections instead of rewriting history. Your card links to your account rather than a public board, and sharing it is a choice you make match by match. Where the cricket market view sits beside the scorer, prices come from the sportsbook feed and never from your own entries.

Rules in writing

Every run type we count follows a written rule set you can open before the first ball. The same list covers a weekend club game and a televised BPL fixture.

Visible edits

Close an innings and the card locks. Any later change appears as a dated entry in the ball log rather than a silent rewrite, so the other team can see what moved and why.

Separate market feed

Your card is a scoring record, nothing more. Cricket market prices on dkwin99 come from the sportsbook feed and are never drawn from your own entries, which keeps both views apart.

Escalation path

When two scorers post different totals, raise it from the match screen. A support agent rechecks the over log with you, line by line, and settles which card stands.

Cricket Scorer Terms in Plain Words

Cricket scoring has its own short vocabulary, and most arguments at the ground start because two people are using a term differently. The list below covers the words you will meet while filling a card on dkwin99: strike rate, economy, maidens, extras and the wagon wheel.

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What does strike rate mean on a scorecard?

Strike rate is the runs a batter scores per hundred balls faced. Our card recalculates it after every delivery, so you watch the number move as the innings runs.

02
What is economy rate?

Economy rate is the average runs a bowler gives away per over. It counts every run charged to that bowler, including wides and no-balls, and updates as each over closes.

03
What makes an over a maiden?

A maiden over is one in which the bowler concedes no runs. Wides and no-balls break the maiden, which is why the card flags them separately while you score.

04
What does the wagon wheel show?

The wagon wheel is a circular map of where a batter's runs were scored. Each shot is drawn by direction, so you can see which side of the ground they favour.

05
What counts as extras?

Extras are runs not scored off the bat: wides, no-balls, byes, leg-byes and penalty runs. They sit in their own column and still add to the team total.

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What is a powerplay?

A powerplay is a fixed block of early overs with fielding restrictions. You set that block when you create the fixture, and the card marks the overs as they pass.

What You Ask About Cricket Scorer

These are the questions our support desk hears from people keeping score, week after week. They cover offline scoring, fixing a delivery logged wrongly, sharing a card with the other team, and how the scorer sits beside the cricket market view. If your question is about a match already in progress, open chat from that match screen so we can read the over log while we answer you.

Yes. Mark deliveries offline and the card saves on your phone. When data comes back, it syncs to your account and the innings totals catch up in one pass.

Open the ball log, find the over and delivery, then edit that entry. The batter, bowler and total lines recalculate at once, and the change stays visible in the log.

Both. Set the format, overs and team names when you create the fixture, and the same sheet handles a BPL night match or a weekend club game.

Yes. Share the card from the match screen and the other side reads the same over-by-over log without edit rights. Only your account can change a delivery.

Scoring runs in the dkwin99 app on Android and in your phone browser. The layout is built for one thumb, so you can mark a delivery while you watch the game.

The card stays a scoring record. The cricket market view sits in the same account, so you can check a price before the toss without switching apps or tabs.
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