The Main Screen of the Scorite Application doubles up as a display screen to keep track of events that occur while scoring a Cricket Match.

This main screen allows the user to create a match, update team, match & official information and keep tab of scoring events. Information like batting card, bowling card, fall of wickets etc are displayed here for reference.

The entire application is navigated to & from this screen using the Tool Bar and Menu Options on the top.

The application is set for an initial resolution of 800x600 but will function normally even at higher resolutions.

 

Online Scoring is used when a cricket match is being scored on the field, ball-by-ball.

This is the most important screen in the entire application where-in the actual scoring takes place. Every event of the delivery / ball can be recorded using this screen viz. who bowled, who faced the delivery, what was the outcome of the ball, who fielded the ball etc., all with the help of a few mouse clicks. At the click of "End Ball", every aspect of the Scorecard & Match Analysis is updated automatically.

Every aspect of Cricket Scoring is inbuilt within the system and the mode of entry has been hailed as the best there is.

 

Offline Scoring is used while entering scoring details; either post match or at leisure when the user deems fit. The manually filled scoresheet can directly be transferred by entering Match Details, Batting & Bowling cards; along with additional information viz. Partnerships, Session Scores, etc.

This screen allows the user to update directly; batting details of the team. All that the user needs to keep in mind is while entering data, the need to enter the batting order in sequence. Additionally, information about "fall of wickets" can also be entered here.

This screen allows the user to update "bowling analysis" for a team directly from a scorecard. All that the user needs to keep in mind is they are entered in the sequence of bowling order when the bowlers came on to bowl.

This module allows the user to select players for a team playing in the said match. If players are aleady selected for a specific team they would appear in the list box titled full Squad from where playing XI could be selected by clicking on specific buttons. Additionally players can be selected from the entire Players database (irrespective of team affiliation) from the list box available on extreme left hand side on the screen.

Extremely flexible when Team List is not readily available.

This is an additional feature which provides an option to update and import scoresheets from other users of Scorite. This allows the user to keep their respective database up to date in the event of missing a couple of matches.

Since the naming convention of players could be different by different users, this screen allows the user to link players from external scoresheet to users own player database and import the said scoresheet. This way the player stats are up to date.

Match Summary provides the match information detailing the tournament name, toss info, umpires / referees / scorers, Brief Scores of the match, result and Man of the match awardee as illustrated in the image above.

By using the drop down Menu, users can select various options to view and Print when necessary.

Scorecard Analysis provides the current / selected innings scores information detailing batting card, team totals including extras, bowling card and fall of wickets.

Manhattan Analysis provides the current / selected innings scoring pattern over by over. Each bowler used during the innings is provided with a colour code and on click against the bowler's name, their performance is highlighted. The red dot on top of certain manhattans indicates the wickets taken in that specific over.

Worm Chart Analysis provides the current / selected innings scoring pattern collectively at the end of each over. The red dot along with worm indicates the wickets that have fallen at a specific score and over.

Partnership Analysis provides the current / selected innings wicket partnerships by the team batting. The wicket partnerships are graphically represented which clearly stands out in terms of understanding a player's contribution in the partnership.

Scorite application is provided with a extensive help option which includes images, step by step procedure to score a match and FAQs. For additional FAQs an option is available on Stumpvision's official web site www.stumpvision.com/scorite/home.htm