Scorebox

Scorebox is an easy‑to‑use tool for cricket scorers who need to identify umpire signals within a few seconds. It shows a drawn figure of the umpire and displays the corresponding signal, the wording of Law 2.13, the entry for the scorebook and the signal it is most often confused with. The app lets you set the umpire’s arm positions as you saw them, then automatically adds the appropriate notation under the figure. It covers all fourteen signals, such as a wide (both arms out), a no‑ball (one arm), an out (finger above the head) and a bye (open hand above the head). After selecting the signal, you can enter the ball into the over it belongs to. The notation follows the traditional paper scorebook style: a dot for a legal delivery, a figure for runs, a plus for wides, a circled figure for no‑balls, triangles for byes and leg‑byes, and “W” for wickets. If the umpire revokes a signal, the app removes the ball before it is recorded as out. When the innings pause, the app summarises the extras—wides, no‑balls, byes, leg‑byes and penalty runs—so another scorer can pick up from the same point. It shows totals for each bowler and the overall count, for example 24 extras after 18 overs. All content is included in the app and works completely offline. With Scorebox, your favorites, notes, progress, and personal data are stored only on your device, with no registration, accounts, or cloud synchronization required.