A league is a competition with a past
Start the next season from the last one in a click, keep every finished season exactly as it ended, and let the table look after itself.
- Seasons kept, not overwritten
- Next season in one click
- Three teams free
Season after season
Next season should not mean rebuilding the whole league
Most tools treat every season as a blank page. Repeating a season here clones the whole setup into a fresh tournament in one step, so you change the dates and open registration.
Last season stays exactly as it finished, with its own squads, fixtures and final table.
Season 2
Won by Bay Area Blasters · 8 teams
Season 3
Won by Dallas Dynamos · 10 teams
Format, auction rules, registration questions,
branding and team names cloned forward
Season 4
Registration open · 12 teams
Team names carry over
Last season's sides come back with the new tournament, so you edit a squad list instead of typing one.
Auction rules stay set
Purse, minimum bid, squad limits and the increment ladder all clone forward.
Your registration form survives
Every custom question comes across intact, from jersey size to availability.
The record book
Four seasons in, the numbers mean something
A tournament produces a winner. A league produces a record, and only if the same competition keeps running in the same place.
Every ball scored feeds the season table and the player's own page at the same time. Nobody types a figure in twice, and nobody maintains a spreadsheet of who has scored what since season one.
Players register into each new season. There is no retention, release or transfer mechanic between seasons, and we would rather say so here than let you find out in February.
Running the season
What a league actually needs
The parts that repeat every week, in one place.
Repeat a season in one step
Clone last season into the next one. Format, auction rules, registration questions, branding and team names all carry over, so you are not rebuilding it from scratch every year.
Season-long standings
Points, wins, losses and net run rate recompute from the scored innings, per group and per stage, so the table is never something you maintain by hand.
Each season kept intact
A season is its own tournament, so last year's squads, fixtures and final table stay exactly as they finished instead of being overwritten by the next one.
Squads and team owners
Build squads by hand or through a live player auction, with squad size limits enforced as players are added.
Formats that fit the season
Round robin, knockout, or groups followed by a knockout, across multiple grounds and time slots, with byes handled for odd team counts.
Every match scored
Ball-by-ball scoring from any phone, with a live match centre for each fixture. Hand one match to one scorer by link, with no account needed.
Players carry their history
Each cricketer has a page of their own, gathering the matches and scorecards they appear in across every season of your league.
Public league page
A shareable page showing standings, results, fixtures and statistics that teams and families follow without an account.
Two of those are worth settling before the season opens rather than during it: how many weekends the fixture list actually needs, which the duration calculator answers, and how a tie on points is broken, which is net run rate and is easier to explain to a captain before it decides anything.
The people behind the tournaments.
We put the auction up on a projector and the hall went quiet every time a bid came in. First time it felt like an event instead of a meeting.
Players registered themselves with photo, role and bowling style. We used to spend a week collecting that over WhatsApp and half of it still came in wrong.
I hammered a player to the wrong team and undid it in a second, in front of the whole room. The bidding just carried on.
The squad and auction PDFs at the end are what the committee actually wanted. Every player, base price and final bid on record, and nobody typed it up.
Entry fees came in over UPI straight to my own account, with the payment screenshot sitting on each registration. No cash box and no register.
Our second season took one evening to set up. The format, the purse and the bid steps were already the way we wanted them.
Good to know
League management questions, answered
Does it keep past seasons?
Yes. Each season is its own tournament, so a finished season keeps its squads, fixtures, scorecards and final table exactly as they ended rather than being overwritten by the next one. Nothing is archived away or made read-only: last year's league page stays live at its own address for anybody you shared it with.
Do players carry from one season to the next?
A player keeps one profile page, which gathers the matches and scorecards they appear in across every season you run. What does not carry is the squad: there is no retention, release or transfer mechanic between seasons, and players register into each new one. Aggregated season and career totals are built and deployed, but no completed match has yet been through that path in production, so we do not claim them here until one has.
How do results reach the table during the season?
From the scoring itself. Matches are scored ball by ball from a phone, and the points, net run rate and player totals all recompute from those innings rather than being entered a second time. Practice matches are excluded from the rollup, so a warm-up fixture cannot move the league table.
Do I have to set the league up again every year?
No. Repeating a season clones the format, auction rules, registration questions, branding and team names into a fresh tournament, so you change the dates and open registration. Players register into the new season rather than being transferred across automatically.
What formats are supported?
Round robin, knockout, and groups followed by a knockout, with venues, time slots and byes for odd team counts. Double elimination is not supported.
Keep exploring
- Cricket Auction SoftwareLive bidding, one screen
- IPL Auction SoftwareAuction night, run properly
- Cricket Fixture GeneratorRound robin to knockout
- Player Registration SoftwareForms, fees, approvals
- Tournament Management SoftwareThe whole tournament, one place
- Cricket Scoring AppBall by ball, from any phone
A league that gets better every season
Season one is free for three teams. Season two takes a single click to set up.
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