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How to follow a tournament on the website

You will find a tournament and see its points table, matches, teams and top players.

  • 3 min read
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  • Checked 29 October 2026

Who can do this

Everyone can look. To Follow a tournament, you need an account.

Before you start

  • A phone or computer with internet.

Steps

  1. Open the tournaments page:

    • Computer: click Tournaments in the top menu.

    • Phone: tap Tournament in the bottom bar.

    The Tournaments page on a computer, with demo tournaments. Tournaments in the top menu is circled.
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    The Tournaments page on a computer, with demo tournaments. Tournaments in the top menu is circled.
  2. Type a name in the Search tournaments... box. Example: "Demo Cup". You can also choose Live, Upcoming or Finished.

    The Tournaments page on a phone with "Demo Cup" typed in the search box. The search box is circled.
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    The Tournaments page on a phone with "Demo Cup" typed in the search box. The search box is circled.
  3. Click (or tap on a phone) the tournament card. The tournament page opens.

    The tournament card "Demo Cup 2026" on the Tournaments page, circled.
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    The tournament card "Demo Cup 2026" on the Tournaments page, circled.
  4. Click (or tap on a phone) Follow under the tournament name. It changes to Following. Not signed in? The website opens the sign-in page first.

    The top of the Demo Cup 2026 tournament page on a phone. The Follow button is circled.
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    The top of the Demo Cup 2026 tournament page on a phone. The Follow button is circled.
  5. Look at Points Table. It opens first.

    The points table of Demo Cup 2026 with 8 demo teams. The NRR column is circled.
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    The points table of Demo Cup 2026 with 8 demo teams. The NRR column is circled.
  6. Click (or tap on a phone) Player Stats. Choose a list, for example Runs, Wickets or Economy.

    The Player Stats tab of a tournament, showing the Runs list with Rahim Uddin on 312. The Player Stats tab is circled.
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    The Player Stats tab of a tournament, showing the Runs list with Rahim Uddin on 312. The Player Stats tab is circled.
  7. Click (or tap on a phone) Matches. Click (or tap on a phone) a match to open it.

    The Matches tab of a tournament on a phone, with match cards. The Matches tab is circled.
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    The Matches tab of a tournament on a phone, with match cards. The Matches tab is circled.
  8. Open the other tabs when you need them:

    • Posts: news from the organiser.

    • Bracket: the knockout rounds.

    • Teams: every team. Click (or tap on a phone) one to open it.

    • Groups: a points table for each group. This tab shows only if the tournament has groups.

    The Bracket tab of a tournament, with the semi-finals and the final. The Bracket tab is circled.
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    The Bracket tab of a tournament, with the semi-finals and the final. The Bracket tab is circled.

Common problems

ProblemWhat to do
I can't find a Create tournament button hereOrganisers create tournaments under My Cricket in the account menu. See How to create and set up a tournament.
No bracket set up for this tournament yet.The tournament has no knockout bracket yet.
No player stats yet.Stats appear after matches are scored.
The points table is emptyNo match has finished yet.
I see world series, not local tournamentsChoose Local at the top of the page. International shows world cricket.

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