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Cricket Tournament Management
A cricket tournament is bigger than its auction night — once teams are formed, someone still has to schedule matches, track a points table, and keep everyone updated as the season unfolds. This hub is where we're honest about the boundary between what Cricket Auction Pro handles well today and what's still being built for that fuller tournament lifecycle.
Today, the strongest part of tournament management is everything connected to team formation: multi-tournament support for organizations running several events a year, structured registration, and results reporting once the auction concludes. Fixtures, live match scoring, an auto-updating points table, and broader scheduling tools are genuinely useful next steps we hear about often from organizers, and they're on our roadmap — but they are not part of the product yet.
If your primary need right now is forming fair teams through a proper auction, that part of tournament management is mature and ready to use. If you're looking for full season management including match-day scoring and standings, the feature pages below will tell you honestly where that stands.
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Frequently asked questions
- Does Cricket Auction Pro manage full tournaments, including matches?
- The auction and team-formation side is fully built and used today. Match-day features — fixtures, live scoring, points tables — are planned but not yet available, and we've labelled each of those feature pages 'roadmap' accordingly.
- Should I still use this if I only need the auction part?
- Yes, plenty of organizers use Cricket Auction Pro purely for the auction and team-formation phase, then manage matches separately until the full tournament-management features ship.
- When will fixtures and scoring be available?
- We don't have a public date to share yet — check individual feature pages or contact our support team for the latest status.
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