Appointment
- Two scorers are appointed for each match to record all scoring details accurately.
Recordkeeping
- Scorers note runs scored, wickets taken, extras given and overs bowled in each innings on sheets.
Acknowledging Signals
- Scorers watch for umpire signals and acknowledge each one by nodding or raising scoring devices before play continues.
Checking Scores
- Scorers regularly check their work and discuss scores with umpires, especially after intervals or milestones, to correct any errors.
Providing Records
- At the end of the match, scorers total all statistics which provide the complete scoresheet and statistical record of the game.
In summary, cricket scorers play a vital record keeping role by accurately noting all scoring achievements to document the match results. Their work provides the permanent statistical history of performances.
