About
Cricket stats, answered from the data
CricGraph turns a question in plain words into an exact answer from ball-by-ball cricket data, with the table, the chart and a card to share. It is built for fans, writers and creators who want a number they can trust without digging through scorecards.
Ball-by-ball data
Scorecards and ball-by-ball records of men's and women's Tests, ODIs and T20Is, plus major T20 leagues such as the IPL. The data is updated after every match.
Numbers from queries, not memory
An AI model reads your question and plans a database query. The query runs against the match data with strict limits, and the answer is written only from the rows it returns.
Six languages
Ask in English, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Tamil or Sinhala. The answer comes back in the language you asked in, and share cards render each script correctly.
Privacy first
No ads and no selling data. Analytics load only if you accept cookies, and your questions are deleted after 180 days.
How we count
Record tables use international matches only, and averages and rates have minimum qualifications, shown on each page. Head to head and venue figures count completed, tied, drawn and no-result matches; abandoned matches and practice games are left out, and a tie, draw or no-result is not a win for either side.
- Batting average
- Runs scored divided by the number of times out.
- Strike rate (batting)
- Runs scored per 100 balls faced.
- Bowling average
- Runs conceded per wicket taken.
- Economy rate
- Runs conceded per six-ball over.
- Span
- The years of a player's first and last match in the selection.
- International
- Matches with Test, ODI or T20I status. League and domestic matches are counted separately.
Questions about CricGraph
What is CricGraph?
CricGraph answers cricket statistics questions written in plain words. Ask about a player, a team, a ground or a record and you get the answer as text, a table or a chart, with a link and an image card you can share.
Where do the numbers come from?
Every number comes from a query against our database of scorecards and ball-by-ball records for international and major league matches, which is updated after every match. The AI model plans the query and writes up the result; it does not answer from memory.
Is CricGraph free?
Yes. You can ask 3 questions a day without an account. Sign in free with Google, Apple or your email for 10 credits every day, refilled at midnight UTC. Answers that fail are never charged, and shared answers are free to open.
Which languages can I ask in?
English, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Tamil and Sinhala. Ask in any of them and the answer comes back in the same language.
Does CricGraph cover women's cricket?
Yes. Women's internationals are in the database, and every record table has a women's version for Tests, ODIs and T20Is.
Can I share an answer?
Yes. Every answer has a share link that anyone can open, and signed-in users can download it as a wide image card or a story-sized card for social media.
Spotted a wrong number?
Tell us at support@cricgraph.com with a link to the answer, or rate the answer with the thumbs-down button. We check every report.
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