Large stadium-style electronic scoreboards are not the only way to display a cricket score electronically.
Small and community clubs often need something quite different: a scoreboard that displays essential match information, can be transported between grounds and does not require a permanent installation.
Our portable scoreboard range was developed around those requirements.
Models range from a slim 64 × 16 cm single-display scoreboard through compact 32 × 32 cm configurations to larger 64 × 64 cm models.
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Pay for the Display You Actually Need
A club that only needs Runs, Wickets and Overs may not require a separate Target panel.
Similarly, displaying several values in rotation allows one LED panel to perform several functions.
For example, Runs/Wickets and Overs can alternate automatically every two seconds.
Clubs wanting all information visible simultaneously can instead choose separate-display configurations.
Lower-Cost Enclosure Approach
The scoreboards use PETG 3D-printed enclosures rather than custom fabricated metal cabinets.
This significantly reduces the overall cost while providing a practical structure for holding the electronics and LED displays.
The enclosure is ventilated and not waterproof, so it must be protected from rain and moisture.
For smaller clubs, choosing a scoreboard around actual requirements rather than stadium specifications can make electronic scoring much more practical.
