After attending you will need to score another 10 matches and attend a Duckworth Lewis Stern continuous professional development (CPD) module. This course covers some advanced areas of scoring and focusses on planning and preparation. ECB ACO Level 2 – planning and preparationĭesigned for the experienced club scorer to hone their skills and progress to different formats of the game. Successful candidates will be issued with an ECB ACO level 1 scorer’s certificate. When you’re ready, bring your portfolio for professional discussion with an ECB ACO scorer assessor. Not a taught course, this award is attained by scoring a minimum of 10 matches and getting some colleague feedback to go in your scoring portfolio. Level 1 is open to any member of ECB ACO who’s completed the club scorer course. If you’d like to progress past club scorer on the pathway, you will need to become an official member of ECB ACO. On completion of the course you’ll receive an ECB ACO club scorer certificate. This course is suitable for complete beginners and existing scorers who want to improve their skills. Standard scoring symbols Club Scorer – how to record a cricket matchĬlub Scorer is the course for anyone wanting scoring on a regular basis and is the only one to comprehensively teach you how to score. It won’t teach you everything you need to know, but it will give you the tools and confidence to get started.

The aim of this course is to provide you with the basic skills and knowledge to record a cricket match. Here’s an overview of the courses available and how they all fit together.

There are a number of skills required to become a scorer in cricket and we’re here to help you get to grips with all of them from the very basics, to advanced techniques. Face to face courses are returning in Spring 2022 but the Basics of Scoring will remain available onlineįor further details and how to book, please see the table at the bottom of this page.

Kwik cricket scoring sheet