Generate a printable A4 cricket score sheet PDF — a blank template for live scoring, or a filled scorecard for completed games. Works for T10, T20, ODI and any custom-overs match. Free, no signup, instant download.
Generate a printable A4 score sheet with empty rows for live scoring during a match. Print it and fill by hand with a pen.
Leave blank to print empty rows for handwriting names.
Leave blank to print empty rows for handwriting names.
Use this before a match. Fill in basic details (teams, date, overs format), optionally add player names, and generate a blank A4 score sheet. Print it and bring to the ground — the official scorer fills it by hand during the match.
Use this after a completed match when you have all the statistics. Enter every batter's runs/balls/dismissal, every bowler's analysis, fall of wickets, and extras. The tool generates a polished final scorecard PDF — ideal for tournament records, club newsletters, or sharing on WhatsApp.
When filling a score sheet by hand, scorers use a standard shorthand. Here's what each symbol means so anyone can keep score correctly:
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| • (dot) | No run scored off the ball |
| 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 | Runs scored off the bat |
| W | Wicket (batsman out) |
| Wd or + | Wide ball (1 extra run, ball re-bowled) |
| Nb or ○ | No-ball (1 extra run, free hit, ball re-bowled) |
| B | Bye (runs without bat or body contact) |
| Lb | Leg bye (runs off the body, not the bat) |
| M | Maiden over (no runs conceded by the bowler) |
A quick tip: each over has six legal balls. Wides and no-balls are re-bowled, so an over with extras takes more than six deliveries to complete. The blank sheet from this tool leaves room to record every ball.
Yes. Every PDF is generated in standard A4 portrait size, so it prints cleanly on any normal printer without resizing.
Yes. Choose the Blank Template mode, enter the basic match details (or leave them empty), and generate a free printable blank A4 score sheet to fill by hand during the match.
Yes. Set the overs to 10 for a T10 sheet, 20 for T20, or 50 for ODI — any value from 5 to 50 overs works, so it covers every short and full format.
No. The PDF is generated entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Nothing is sent to any server. Once you close the tab, your data is gone (unless you saved the PDF).
Not directly — the output is a standard PDF. If you need to edit, generate again with corrected data. For PDF editing, use tools like Adobe Acrobat or PDFescape.
You don't need to fill every row. Empty rows are simply omitted from the final PDF. Enter only the batsmen who actually batted and bowlers who actually bowled.
The tool supports up to 11 batters and 11 bowlers per team. For tournament-specific 12th man or impact player rules, you may need to manually note these separately.
Not currently — the PDF uses KaamKaTool's standard styling (saffron/navy theme). For fully custom team branding, you'd need a dedicated scoring app like CricHeroes.
Yes. The tool is fully mobile-responsive. The generated PDF will be the same on phone or desktop. Just be patient with typing 22 players on a mobile keyboard!
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