Every ball
counted twice.
Once for the people watching tonight, and once for the season. MatchUp scores the game live and files the numbers at the same time — tables, scorecards and ratings, all from the same taps.
The three screens
A night at the arena, from the first ball to the season standings.
Vipers 88 all out · Sharks need 9 from 26 balls
| Batter | R | B | SR |
|---|---|---|---|
| K. Adams not out | 48 | 31 | 154.8 |
| P. Naidoo not out | 22 | 19 | 115.8 |
What gets recorded
Scored once, everywhere at once
The scorer taps a ball on a tablet at the court and the scoreboard, the live page, the scorecard and the season table all move together. Nobody retypes a result into a spreadsheet afterwards.
Fixtures that build themselves
Set the season, the divisions and the courts, and MatchUp generates the fixture list. Rescheduling a washed-out night moves everything that depends on it.
A record per player, not per club
Runs, wickets, catches, minutes — attached to the person, carried between teams and seasons. A player who moves clubs keeps their history.
Ratings that explain themselves
Every rating breaks down into batting, bowling and fielding impact with the formula shown. No black box, no argument in the car park.
Run your league on it
One arena or twenty, the setup is the same evening's work.