There are millions of people all over the world for whom the life may become very difficult without live cricket score. Across the continents people just go mad to know live cricket score. Sometimes when a cricket reaches the stage of nail biting finish, it seems that every thing has come to a standstill.

What is the meaning of score in the cricket circle? A run is scored in the game of cricket when a batsman hits the ball with his bat and then runs to the opposite end. At the same time his partner at the other end must come to his end. Although a kind of scoring is required in all the games, cricket is a game that generates a lot of statistics. One can very well understand the importance of live cricket score because people sit continuously for the hours in front of their television sets just to keep them informed about the latest scores.

Keeping records of the statistics is very important in cricket. For every player, statistics are maintained not only for a particular match but also for his overall career. For every player, records of test cricket, one- day internationals and first class cricket are maintained separately. Moreover, there are several kinds of statistics. For example general statistics include how many matches a player has played? How many catches he has taken as a fielder or if he is a wicket keeper, then how many stumping he has made and so on.

When a batsman is batting live cricket score helps the viewers to constantly know about his achievements. In addition to showing the number of runs scored by him, it also tells you the number of innings and how many times he remained not out. Other batting statistics include his highest ever score, his batting average, number of centuries, number of half centuries, number of balls faced by him and the number of runs scored per hundred balls also known as the strike rate of a batsman.

Live cricket score is not only meant for the batsmen. It also covers the bowlers also. Main bowling statistics include number of over bowled, number of balls bowled, number of maiden over, runs conceded and wickets taken. Normally, a short hand notation is used to denote the bowling analysis. For example, 10-5-38-3 tells that the bowler has completed 10 overs, out of which 5 were maidens. He has given away 38 runs and captured 2 wickets. Some other bowling statistics are number of no balls and wide balls bowled, bowling average and economy rate, best bowling, five wickets in an innings, ten wickets in a match and strike rate.