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About WicketWise

WicketWise is a feature-rich, user-friendly cricket scoring app designed for cricket enthusiasts, coaches, and players. Keep track of every match effortlessly and enhance your cricket experience with our powerful tools and features. WicketWise is totally free and respects your privacy by not collecting any user data. You can plot and view detailed wagon wheels for every batter and access comprehensive statistics for batters and bowlers. The app allows you to easily export game statistics as a PDF to share with players. Written entirely in Swift, WicketWise offers a sleek and responsive design. It is optimized for efficiency, meaning it can be left open for extended periods without significant battery drain. Whether you're scoring a friendly match or a competitive game, WicketWise provides all the tools you need to manage and analyze your cricket matches with ease. Download WicketWise today and take your cricket scoring to the next level!

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated February 22, 2025

Deleting games now works, either press the edit button on the main menu, or swipe on a game to delete it

App privacy

The developer, Jonathan Hayter, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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