Wicket

Cricket club management

All the admin in one place.
Complete visibility, with permission.

Fixtures, availability, selection, match fees, the club’s money and the committee’s own business, in one club account. Each post keeps its own part and gets its own login.

• × A committee split the work up, so the records split with it. Five officers, five files, each kept a different way.
• × A post changes hands at the annual general meeting and the file goes with the person who kept it, so the loss is one section a year rather than all of it at once.
• × Nobody hands the whole spreadsheet over, because the whole spreadsheet is not everybody’s business.

Wicket does not take anybody’s section off them. Each post keeps its own part and gets its own login, and it all sits in the club’s account rather than in five personal files. The treasurer sees Finance and not the squad notes. The captain sees selection and not the cash book. A post changing hands means somebody is added, not somebody starting from scratch.

The four things a club has nowhere else to put

• ✔ Every fixture, and who to ring about it: Play-Cricket records a friendly perfectly well once it is arranged. The awkward bit is arranging it, when the opposition contacts that make it easy live in one person’s phone. Wicket takes every fixture you play and keeps the contact book against the club. Enter the opposition’s contact once and it shows on every future game against that side, carried between seasons and between whoever holds the job
• ✔ The committee’s own business: agenda, minutes and what was agreed, plus action points that each carry an owner and a done tick. Committee only, and never on a player’s link
• ✔ Match fees, per player, all season: the fee follows the pick, so nobody is charged for a game they did not play. The junior rate applies on its own. Cash, bank transfer and card land in one running balance per player
• ✔ The club’s cash book: money in, money out and the net position for any season, expenses with the receipt attached from a phone, bank statement import to reconcile, and the whole thing out as CSV whenever the treasurer asks

The rest of the job, in the same account

• ✔ Availability: each player gets their own private link and taps available or not available from any phone. No app, no account, no password. Watch the list fill up across all your teams
• ✔ Team selection: pick the side from the confirmed-available list. Ability ratings and batting or bowling styles stay with the people whose role carries selection
• ✔ Squad register: phone numbers, junior flags, emergency contacts, safeguarding consent and league registration, so you know who is eligible before you name the side
• ✔ Standing checklists: pre-season jobs, ground work, affiliation tasks. Each item is owned by a committee post rather than by a name, so somebody standing down does not orphan their tasks
• ✔ Fixture planning: a season grid you fill in Sunday by Sunday, or import a CSV, or add your club’s own Play-Cricket site ID and API key and pull a season in one go. The link is read only: fixtures come in, nothing goes back out
• ✔ Club website: fixtures, results, officers, sponsors and news on a public page under your own club name. Everything that could identify a person is off until you switch it on, and under-18s are never named
• ✔ Your records, out whenever you want: one button downloads everything the club keeps here as a folder of spreadsheets, and it keeps working even if you stop paying
• ✔ Multi-team: run your 1sts, 2nds, 3rds, Sunday, junior and women’s sides from a single squad: shared players, separate fixtures, one subscription

Nothing to pay until 31 December 2026  ·  cancel any time  ·  one price for the whole club, every committee login included