Side-by-side
| Feature | Run & Ball | Crickslab |
|---|---|---|
| Free to score unlimited matches | Yes | Limited |
| Tape ball / gully / F5 formats | Yes (built-in) | No |
| Live broadcast overlay (OBS / YouTube) | 40+ TV-style overlays | Basic |
| Works offline | Yes (PWA + Android APK) | Online only |
| Tournament & playoff bracket | Yes, with manual QF seeding | Yes |
| Public player profiles with career stats | Yes | Yes |
| AI cricket assistant | Yes (Gemini) | No |
| Mobile-first UI | Yes (designed for phone) | Web-first |
When Crickslab is better
Crickslab has a longer track record with formal club-level cricket and a bigger archive of past matches. If you're running an established league with years of historical data already stored there, switching has friction.
When Run & Ball is better
For tape ball, gully, street and short-format tournaments — Run & Ball is faster, free, and works on your phone without WiFi. If you're scoring an evening F5 game on your mohalla ground, you don't need a 50-over club platform.
Switching is free
No imports needed — Run & Ball starts from your next match. Score one, share the link, decide for yourself.