Scoring
A free cricket scoring app with a live scorecard anyone can follow
YorkerAI is a ball-by-ball cricket scorer that runs on any phone. Scoring is free for every match, and every match gets a public scorecard link that updates live as you tap.
Score fast, one hand, one tap a ball
The scoring screen is designed for a scorer at the boundary rope with a phone in one hand. Runs, extras and wickets are one tap each, and the app keeps track of the strike, the over and the bowler for you.
- Runs, wides, no-balls, byes, leg-byes and free hits
- Batting and bowling figures, strike rates and economy
- Any format, from short box-cricket games to fifty overs
- Install it to your home screen like an app, or use it in the browser
A live scorecard link for everyone who could not come
Share one link on your team's WhatsApp group and friends and family follow the match ball by ball. The same link works as a browser source in OBS if you stream the game.
Add AI commentary when the match deserves it
Turn on AI voice commentary for a final, a rivalry or a stream. Every ball you score is called out loud in English, Hindi or Telugu. The first over is free, so you can hear it before you buy a pack.
Questions people ask
Does it work on Android and iPhone?
Yes. YorkerAI runs in the browser on any phone, and you can add it to your home screen to open it like an app. There is nothing to download from an app store.
Is scoring really free?
Yes. Ball-by-ball scoring, the full scorecard and the live shareable scorecard link are free for every match, forever. You only pay if you want AI voice commentary, and your first over of commentary is free so you can hear it first.
How is commentary sold?
As monthly or yearly plans, from ₹299 a month. Each plan gives you a number of commentary balls every month; the allowance resets monthly and unused balls don't carry over. Yearly plans are paid up front with a month free. Nothing is charged automatically: you renew when you want to keep going.
Which languages does the commentary support?
English, Hindi and Telugu, with male and female voices. Every language costs the same: one credit per spoken ball.