Opposition: Enter the opposition player names.Our Club: Enter then name of your club and the player list.Dismissals: This is used as the source of information on the other sheets.Scoring details: These are normally not needed to be changed unless your competition has unique score requirements.No other entries are permissible.ĭetailed Instructions The Score book consists of 8 sheets The only exception is an optional entry in the Batting schedule “>” where a non-facing batsman is out Codes Used for Data Entry.Īt the top of the batting schedule is the key indicating what codes can be entered.

An “r” can be combined with any other entry to indicate a run out occurred on that delivery.įor Example “.r” or “N1r” – It is recorded against the “on-strike” batsman, regardless of which batsman is out. A number before a “No Ball” indicates it counts to the batsmans score.įor example: “1N” is a no ball which came off the bat and a run is taken. Every entry requires a corresponding entry in both Batting and Bowling.įor example a wide does not count to a batsmans score, but it is still entered against batting and bowling. Do not use versions of the score book obtained from anywhere other than the Data Entry – Three simple rules. Excel may warn you that Macros can contain viruses. MACRO’S MUST BE ENABLED FOR THIS SCORE BOOK TO WORK. The Score Sheets will operate in Excel Versions 2007, 2010, 20. Instructions PLEASE READ BEFORE USING SCORE SHEET Using Excel

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