Chart standing · US
What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
Every angle of the same ball, in one place. DRS Cam used to work only on the phone holding the camera. Now every clip of a delivery lives together: switch between angles, put two side by side to compare, and see stump lines drawn from each camera's own survey rather than a blended guess. Umpires and coaches can open the gallery on their own phones without taking over the tripod, and a second phone can record remotely while the first keeps filming. Setting up a tournament fixture no longer walks you through four screens. When the tournament already knows the overs, ground and format, you go straight to picking your squad, with a strip showing what the match inherited and an Edit button for the fixture that needs something different. Grounds now remember their pitch type, so fixtures inherit it instead of asking you again. A new MVP board ranks players on batting, bowling and fielding together, using the same points that decide Player of the Match, so the numbers agree wherever you see them. Weekly takes your best single match, monthly adds them up. Auctions now keep an activity history, so the actions that used to quietly overwrite each other leave a trail you can read back. Pools, team retention and a per-player screen make a long auction easier to follow. Academy attendance asks which batch before you start, so a coach with several batches is never guessing, and an invited coach can now accept their invite. Also in this release: pages load faster on slower connections, live updates hold steadier through network drops, net run rate is correct for tournaments that are not 20 overs a side, a two-innings mis-tap no longer strands a live match, and names written with emoji render properly instead of crashing the screen.
Ratings breakdown · US
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Skipper is the cricket scoring app built for players, scorers, and teams who take their game seriously. SCORE BALL-BY-BALL Tap-on-field scoring makes recording every delivery fast and intuitive. Track runs, wickets, extras, and dismissals with precision. Works completely offline, sync when you're back online. LIVE SCORECARDS Share live match updates with anyone. Spectators follow along in real-time via web or app — no login required. TRACK YOUR JOURNEY Build your cricket profile with career stats - runs, wickets, averages, strike rates, and more. Every match you play adds to your story. MANAGE YOUR TEAMS Create teams, manage squads, and track team performance across matches. Invite players and assign roles. ORGANIZE TOURNAMENTS Set up tournaments with groups, knockouts, or round-robin formats. Auto-generate schedules, track points tables, and manage multiple matches. LIVE STREAMING Stream matches live to YouTube directly from the app with real-time score overlays. KEY FEATURES - Ball-by-ball scoring with tap-on-field UI - Offline-first : score without internet - Live scorecard sharing via link - Detailed batting and bowling statistics - Team management and squad selection - Tournament creation and scheduling - Career stats and player profiles - Live streaming with score overlays
What's new · 1.22.0
Every angle of the same ball, in one place. DRS Cam used to work only on the phone holding the camera. Now every clip of a delivery lives together: switch between angles, put two side by side to compare, and see stump lines drawn from each camera's own survey rather than a blended guess. Umpires and coaches can open the gallery on their own phones without taking over the tripod, and a second phone can record remotely while the first keeps filming. Setting up a tournament fixture no longer walks you through four screens. When the tournament already knows the overs, ground and format, you go straight to picking your squad, with a strip showing what the match inherited and an Edit button for the fixture that needs something different. Grounds now remember their pitch type, so fixtures inherit it instead of asking you again. A new MVP board ranks players on batting, bowling and fielding together, using the same points that decide Player of the Match, so the numbers agree wherever you see them. Weekly takes your best single match, monthly adds them up. Auctions now keep an activity history, so the actions that used to quietly overwrite each other leave a trail you can read back. Pools, team retention and a per-player screen make a long auction easier to follow. Academy attendance asks which batch before you start, so a coach with several batches is never guessing, and an invited coach can now accept their invite. Also in this release: pages load faster on slower connections, live updates hold steadier through network drops, net run rate is correct for tournaments that are not 20 overs a side, a two-innings mis-tap no longer strands a live match, and names written with emoji render properly instead of crashing the screen.
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