Cricket fixture generator
Set up your tournament and generate fixtures.
Choose the format, add your teams, and set when matches can be played. We’ll build the complete schedule.
Choose your tournament format
Start with how teams should meet.
Paste one team per line, or begin with placeholder names.
Why CricketOrganizer
A fixture list is the start. Then the tournament runs.
- Results and an automatic points table
- One public page every team can open
- Registrations, squads and auctions in the same place
Round Robin Format
Generate every pairing once, or use home and away for the reverse fixtures too. Even and odd team counts both work: in an odd round, one side simply has no opponent.
Knockout Templates
Generate a single-elimination bracket after confirming a power-of-two team count such as 4, 8 or 16.
Staged Templates
Choose the built-in IPL Style or World Cup Style template when the preset stage structure fits your event.
Match Scheduling
Smart scheduler spreads matches across your available days and applies a rest rule between them, so no side plays twice in a row.
Grounds and Pitches
Every fixture carries its own ground, so a tournament running across two or three pitches publishes one schedule that says where as well as when.
Public Schedule
Share the public tournament link so teams can see scheduled and completed fixtures on their phones.
Pick a format
How many matches each format needs
The generator above works this out for your own team list. These are the counts most organizers are choosing between before they start.
Not sure which format fits your calendar? Work out the match count and the days it needs or read the format comparison, the net run rate calculator and the NRR guide and the points-table guide and the ground-allocation guide before you pick one.
Good to know
Fixture generator questions, answered
Fixtures
Do I need an account to generate fixtures?
No. The generator on this page runs entirely in your browser: type or paste your teams, pick a format, and the full match list appears. Nothing is saved and nothing about your teams is sent anywhere. An account is only needed when you want the schedule to become a live tournament with results, a points table and a public page for your teams.
How many teams can it schedule?
Two to thirty-two, which is the same ceiling a tournament has inside CricketOrganizer. Round robin handles even and odd counts, with one team sitting out each round when the count is odd. A knockout bracket seats the next power of two, so a field of 6, 10 or 12 gives the top seeds a first-round bye rather than refusing to generate.
Can I share the schedule with teams?
Copy it as plain text straight into a WhatsApp group, download it as a CSV, print it for the clubhouse wall, or copy a link that rebuilds the identical schedule for whoever opens it. If you run the tournament here, teams also get a public Schedule page showing upcoming and played fixtures without needing an account.
Are the fixtures the same every time I generate them?
Yes, deliberately. The same teams and the same settings always produce the same schedule, which is why a shared link works at all. If you want a random draw rather than the order you typed, press Shuffle draw: it reseeds the pairing order and the new draw is carried in the link too.
Scheduling
Can it schedule dates, times and grounds?
All three. Give it the days of the week you can play, the time the first match starts, how long a match takes and the changeover between them, and the start times for the day follow from that: a three-hour match with a thirty-minute gap makes it 9:00, 12:30, 16:00. Every fixture comes back with a date, a start time and a ground. Rest days between a team’s own matches are a setting, and the generator spaces the rounds to honour it or tells you plainly when the calendar cannot.
Can it handle multiple grounds or pitches?
Yes. List every ground and the generator fills them in parallel, so four matches a day across two grounds is two start times, not four, and a round plays at the same time across your pitches instead of queueing on one. It will never put two matches on the same ground at the same start time, and never put a team in two matches at once. What it does not model is travel between grounds, or a ground that is only free on certain days, so give the finished list one read before you publish it.
Your full schedule,
ready before the first ball
The fixtures are yours either way. An account is what turns them into results, a points table and a page your teams can open.
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