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[tim2000s]

Ever since laptops had decent battery life, I've been looking for a scorebook to use electronically so I can create stats like those seen on the TV.

I found nxCricket last summer and used it successfully for a number of T20 matches. It was surprisingly easy to use and effective on the iPad.

This also looks pretty cool, but I haven't yet used it: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/natwest-chq-the-cricket-app/id452938116?mt=8

Does anyone else use these or other equivalents, and how have you found them?

[Nickauger]

THere is an ECB approved one that they are trying to get everyone using and there are heavy grants available I think for sing them. Can't remember what it was called but there was a link to the national scheme from the www.devoncricket.co.uk website

[tim2000s]

I think the NatWest CHQ app I linked to is the one that links with PlayCricket.

[humphrer]

I have used nxcricket a lot andhinkit is great. I like the idea of the Natwest one updating play cricket however I am not sure how easy it will be to use. Nxcricket took quite a few updates to get it right.

[johnnyw]

Has anyone tried this one?

http://www.totalcricketscorer.com/TCSWeb/TCSHome.aspx

[tushar sehgal]

Has anyone tried this one?

http://www.totalcricketscorer.com/TCSWeb/TCSHome.aspx

We are going to be using them this year, i havent spent a lot of time playing with the software but looks simple to use and good..

[Laver & Wood]

CricHQ is taking over the world - https://www.facebook.com/CricHQ.  Don't mess around with anything else, just go with this - especially if you have an iPhone/iPad!