Why tape ball needs its own scorer
Tape ball cricket has its own rules — shorter overs, hand-picked teams, fast turnarounds. Most cricket scoring apps are built for clubs and 50-over matches. Run & Ball is built from the ground up for tape ball, gully and street cricket: fast setup, one-tap scoring, and instant scorecards you can share to WhatsApp.
What you get, free
- Ball-by-ball scoring with wides, no-balls, byes, leg-byes & overthrows
- F5 / T10 / T20 formats — pick once, the app handles over & bowling limits
- Super Over for tied tape ball finals
- Live broadcast overlay for OBS & YouTube — no Pro plan needed to start
- Auto-saved player & team career stats
- Works offline — scores sync when you reconnect
How a tape ball match runs in Run & Ball
- Pick format (F5, T10, T20). The app sets bowling limits automatically.
- Add two teams + 11 players each. No accounts required for players.
- Run the toss, pick batting/bowling, and start scoring with one-tap run buttons.
- Share the live link with friends. They watch ball-by-ball in their browser.
Built for Pakistan, India & the Gulf
Run & Ball is built by tape ball players, for tape ball players. Most users are in Karachi, Lahore, Mumbai, Dubai and Riyadh — the markets that actually run tape ball tournaments every weekend. Free to start, no credit card.