Cricket Scoreboard with Rotating Runs, Wickets and Overs
A rotating digital display provides an interesting solution when you want to show several cricket statistics without dedicating a separate panel to every value.
This 64 × 48 cm scoreboard combines a 64 × 16 cm Target display with a 64 × 32 cm main scoring display.
The main display automatically rotates between Runs, Wickets and Overs.
Each score remains visible for approximately two seconds before the next value appears.
Separate Target Display
The white upper display is reserved for the Target.
During the first innings, the Target section can be switched off.
During the run chase, it can remain visible while Runs, Wickets and Overs continue rotating on the main display.
Suitable for Outdoor Cricket
Ultra-bright outdoor LED panels are used to make the scores visible in outdoor cricket environments.
The scoreboard has been used by cricket clubs in NSW, Australia.
Two Ways to Control the Score
The scoreboard supports a long-range dedicated remote control with an open-field range of up to approximately 500 metres.
It can also be operated from a phone through its browser-based Wi-Fi control system.
The scoreboard weighs approximately 5 kg and includes an enclosure.
For clubs wanting a Target display but not four completely separate displays, the rotating design provides a useful compromise between scoreboard size and the amount of information displayed.

