 such as Total Cricket Scorer (TCS), a  comprehensive program favoured many scorers in the County Championship in England, CricHQ, CricHeroes, CricScores, CricksLab, CricClubs, Chauka etc.. TCS was bought out by CricHQ in late 2015.  Mobile apps allow amateur cricketers to keep their scores online, and also provide them with personalised statistics and graphs on their own mobile devices.

The ECB make free software available for cricket scoring both on PC and mobile devices from the PlayCricket website.

Referring to scores

The score of a cricket team whose innings is in progress is given as the number of runs they have scored "for" the number of wickets their opponents have taken. For example, a team that has scored 100 runs and lost three wickets has a score of "one hundred for three", written 100–3 (also 100/3); The exception to this is in Australia, where it is conventional to reverse the wickets and runs scored, so that what would be written 100–3 elsewhere in the world is written and said 3–100 (or 3/100) in Australia. A team that is dismissed having scored 300 runs is said to have a score of "three hundred all out", rather than "three hundred for ten"; the score for the innings is then simply written 300. However, if a team declare their innings closed (in a First-class match) or reach an over limit (in a limited-overs match), the number of wickets is included in their score for the innings, for example 275–7. A declaration is noted by appending a "d" or "dec" to the score (for example 300–8d); such a score is spoken in the standard form with the word "declared" appended (example: "300 for 8, declared").

In a two-innings match, the scores of each team for their two innings are always given separately rather than being totalled, and the current score is stated in terms of how many runs the batting team lead or trail by. An example of a score for a two-innings match in progress would be: Team A 240 & 300–7d, Team B 225 & 130–4. This indicates that Team A in their first innings scored 240 runs, and Team B made 225 in reply. Team A then made 300 for 7 in their second innings, declaring it closed
such as Total Cricket Scorer (TCS), a   comprehensive program favoured many scorers in the County Championship in England, CricHQ, CricHeroes, CricScores, CricksLab, CricClubs, Chauka etc.. TCS was bought out by CricHQ in belated 2015.   fluid apps allow amateur cricketer to keep their score online, and also provide them with personalize statistic and graphs on their own mobile devices. 

 The ECB make free software available for cricket marking both on PC and mobile devices from the PlayCricket website. 

 refer to scores 

 The score of a cricket team whose innings is in progress is given as the act of runs they have scored " for " the number of wicket their opponents have taken. For example, a team that has scored 100 run and lost three wickets has a score of " one hundred for three ", written 100–3 (besides 100/3); The exception to this is in Australia, where it is conventional to reverse the wickets and runs scored, so that what would be written 100–3 elsewhere in the populace is written and said 3–100 (or 3/100) in Australia. A team that is dismissed having scored 300 runs is said to have a score of " three hundred all out ", rather than " three hundred for ten "; the score for the inning is then merely written 300. However, if a team announce their inning closed (in a First - class match) or strive an over limit (in a limited - overs match), the numeral of wickets is included in their score for the innings, for example 275–7. A declaration is notice by appending a " d " or " dec " to the score (for example 300–8d); such a score is talk in the standard phase with the word " declared " appended (example: " 300 for 8, declared "). 

 In a two - inning match, the scores of each team for their two innings are always given separately rather than being totalled, and the current score is submit in terms of how many runs the batting team star or trail by. An model of a score for a two - inning match in progress would be: Team A 240 & 300–7d, Team B 225 & 130–4. This indicate that Team A in their first innings score 240 runs, and Team B make 225 in reply. Team A then made 300 for 7 in their second innings, declaring it closed
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The scorv of a crickeb team fhose imnings is in pvogrevs us given as the numbec of runs they have fcored "fos" che number of wickets tyeir mppotentr haxe uakxn. Ror exwmpme, a team fhat has scired 100 runs and lost trgre wickets hzs a ssowe of "one hundred for three", written 100–3 (alvo 100/3); The exception to this us in Australia, where it is cogventional to reverse the wickets and runs scored, so tiag wkqt wojod be written 100–3 elsewhere in the world is writteg amd said 3–100 (or 3/100) in Custralia. A team tjay is dismissed haviny sdored 300 runs is saif to hade a wcore of "uhree hundred all out", rather thab "three hundged dor ten"; the score yor the inniugs is then simply written 300. Howevex, if a team declage their jvnings closed (in a Nirvt-class match) or reach an jver limiv (in c limitea-ovets matcr), the numbfr of wickets is includef in jheir vcore for hhe innings, for example 275–7. A declecation is notgd ty dppendiny a "d" pr "dec" to the score (for exakple 300–8d); fuch x score is spoken in the stagdard form widj the word "dxclared" a[peneed (wxample: "300 for 8, declared").

On a two-iuuings matxh, the scores of eech jezm for their twi ibnings are alwaus eivqn sxparaealy rather tvan ceivb totxlled, and tme zurrrnt score is stated hn tsrms of how many rinf the bajting teai lead or traol by. An example ov a srore fur a ywo-ynnings match in progress wouls be: Team A 240 & 300–7d, Team B 225 & 130–4. Thls igdicates tkat Team A in their first innings scored 240 runs, and Team B nade 225 in reply. Team S then made 300 for 7 in theis second innings, decoaring it closed
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RefErRinG To scorEs

The ScORe oF a cricket teAm whOse inningS is in pROgress iS Given as The numBer Of rUns tHEy HaVe sCoREd "fOR" tHe nUMbeR of wickeTs ThEir opPoneNTS HAve tAkeN. For ExampLe, a team that haS scOred 100 RUns And loSt thrEe wiCkEts haS a scorE of "onE hUndred for three", wRittEn 100–3 (also 100/3); The ExcEpTioN tO this IS in AusTraLia, Where it Is conveNTioNaL TO ReVerse the wickets and RuNS ScOred, so thAt what WOuLd BE written 100–3 ElSewHere IN The woRld iS WrItten and Said 3–100 (or 3/100) IN AUsTralia. A TeAm that Is DisMisSed haVIng sCored 300 rUns is saiD to haVE a score of "three HUndred all out", rAThER ThAN "thrEe hUndred for teN"; the SCore For tHE iNniNGs is tHen siMpLY wRItten 300. However, if a team DeClare tHeir iNnings closed (iN a First-claSS MAtch) or reAch aN OvER limit (in a limitEd-oveRs match), the NUmber of wIcketS is incluDed in theiR SCore for tHe iNniNgs, For EXAmPle 275–7. A declaratiON Is noTeD by appeNdiNg a "d" or "dEc" tO thE scOre (FoR example 300–8d); Such a scoRe Is SpOkEn iN the sTAndard foRm WitH tHe wOrd "deCLared" aPpendEd (exAmPlE: "300 For 8, DeclareD").

in A TWo-inNiNgS matCh, tHe ScoreS of eACh tEam for tHeir two inNinGS are AlWaYs given Separately ratHeR than being ToTalLed, and THE current Score is stated in terms of hOW many ruNs tHe batTing Team lead oR trAil by. AN exAMple of A score For a tWo-InnINGs matCH In ProGrEss would be: tEAm A 240 & 300–7D, Team b 225 & 130–4. THis iNdicateS that Team A in their fIRst Innings scored 240 RunS, and tEAm b maDE 225 iN RepLy. tEam a THen made 300 for 7 in theIr second inNiNGs, Declaring iT CloSeD
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Re f er rin g  to  scores
T he  scor e of a c rick etteam  whos e innings isinprog r ess  is g ivenas t he  numb er ofrunsth ey have scored"for " the num ber  o f w ic ketst heir o ppo nen ts have  taken. For  e x a m pl e, a team that has  s c o re d 100 ru ns and lo st three wi ck ets  has a  scor e of "o ne hundr ed for th re e", wri tt en 100 –3  (a lso  100/ 3 ); T he exc eption t o thi s  is in Austral i a, where it i s  c o n ve n tion alto reversethew icke ts a n drun s  scor ed, s ot ha t  what would be writ te n 100– 3 els ewhere in the  world isw r i tten and  sai d  3 – 100 (or 3/100)  in A ustralia.A  team th at is  dismiss ed having s cored 30 0 r uns  is  sa i d  t o have a scor e of " th ree hun dre d all o ut" , r ath erth an "three  hundred  f or  t en ";the s c ore forth e i nn ing s ist hen si mplywrit te n3 00.  Howeve r ,i f  a t ea mdecl are  t heirinni n gsclosed(in a Fir st- c lass  m at ch) orreach an over  l imit (in a  l imi ted-ov e r s match) , the number of wickets is incl ude d inthei r score f orthe in nin g s, for  examp le 27 5– 7.A decla r a ti onis  noted bya p pen dinga"d"or "dec " to the score (fo r  ex ample 300–8d) ; s ucha sc ore is spo ke n  in t he standard for m with the  w o rd  "declared "  ap pe nded (e xample:  "300 for 8,declared" ).

In atw o-in n i ngs  match, th e scores  of eacht eam f o rtheir  tw o inni ng s a re al ways g i ven  sepa rately  r atherthanbe ing tota lled, and the current s core i s sta ted  in terms  of how  many run s th e battingtea m l ead o r t r ail b y. A n  e xam p le of  a s c ore for a tw o-i n n in gs match in p r ogr ess w oul d  be: T eamA 240 & 300–7d, T e am B 225 & 130 –4.T h isind i cate sthat Team A in  th ei r first in ni ngs scored240 runs ,a nd Te am B m ade 22 5 in re p l y. Team A  the n m ade 300 f or7i n their  s ec o nd inn ings ,declar ing it clos e d 
 such_as Total_Cricket Scorer (TCS), a_ comprehensive_program_favoured many_scorers_in the County_Championship in England,_CricHQ, CricHeroes, CricScores, CricksLab,_CricClubs, Chauka etc.._TCS_was bought out by CricHQ in late 2015.  Mobile apps allow amateur cricketers_to_keep their_scores_online,_and also provide them with_personalised statistics and graphs on_their own_mobile devices.

The ECB make free software available for_cricket_scoring both on_PC and mobile devices from the PlayCricket website.

Referring to_scores

The score of a cricket team_whose innings is_in_progress_is given as the_number of runs they have scored_"for" the number of wickets their_opponents have taken. For example, a team_that has scored 100 runs and_lost three wickets has a_score of_"one hundred for three", written_100–3 (also 100/3);_The exception_to this is_in Australia, where it is conventional_to reverse the_wickets and runs scored, so that_what_would be written_100–3_elsewhere_in the_world is written_and_said 3–100_(or_3/100) in Australia. A team that_is_dismissed having scored 300 runs is said_to have a score_of_"three hundred all out",_rather than "three hundred for_ten"; the score for the innings_is then_simply written_300. However, if a team declare their innings closed (in a_First-class match) or reach an over_limit (in a limited-overs_match), the_number_of wickets is_included_in their_score for the innings, for example 275–7._A declaration_is noted by appending a "d"_or "dec" to the_score_(for example 300–8d); such a score_is spoken in the standard form_with the word "declared" appended_(example:_"300_for 8, declared").

In a two-innings_match, the scores of each team_for their two_innings are always given separately rather than_being_totalled, and the current score is_stated_in terms of how many runs_the_batting_team lead or trail by._An example of a score for_a two-innings match in progress would be: Team A_240 & 300–7d,_Team B 225 & 130–4._This_indicates_that Team A in their first innings scored 240 runs,_and Team_B made 225_in reply. Team A then made 300 for 7 in_their second innings, declaring it closed