Finished matches open on the scorecard. You get each innings in order: the batting card, the bowling card, extras, and the result line the engine wrote when the match ended.
The batting card
- Runs and balls faced for each batter, with their fours and sixes.
- A dismissal line for anyone who is out — for example bowled, caught, run out, stumped, or hit wicket.
- Batters who are still in have no dismissal line.
The bowling card
- Overs bowled — written like 3.2 for three overs and two balls.
- Runs conceded, wickets taken, and maidens.
- Wides and no-balls count against the bowler’s runs but not against their overs, because they are not legal balls.
Extras and totals
The extras line breaks down wides and no-balls, and each innings total is shown with its wickets and overs. On a live board the this-over chips show only the current over; the scorecard is the whole match.
The result line
Target matches are a chase: one innings, a target, and a need-rate line while it is live. Head to Head and Double header are two innings, and the higher total wins — individual in Head to Head, side total in Double header. The result reads “won by N wickets” for a successful chase and “won by N runs” otherwise, or “Match tied” or “Match drawn” when the totals are level. How a match ends has the details.
What else is on the hub
Style, side counts, ball type, and ground stay on the card so a 1 vs 2 hard-tennis Target is not mistaken for an 11-a-side game. Insights is an over-by-over trail, Commentary is the written ball-by-ball, and Gallery holds photos added from the app.