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Set your country, city, and cricket association so the answer uses the rules that apply to your competition.
Instant, rule-accurate answers for match officials — ask any cricket law question and get a clear ruling.
LexiCricket helps umpires, scorers, coaches, players, and cricket administrators find a clear answer to a rules question. Choose your association, ask in plain language, and receive an answer grounded in its available cricket rules and playing conditions.
Set your country, city, and cricket association so the answer uses the rules that apply to your competition.
Ask about dismissals, bowling restrictions, player eligibility, match conditions, or any other cricket law question.
Use the response to understand the relevant rule, then confirm official match-day decisions with the applicable rules and officials.
It uses the selected association’s available rules and playing conditions to provide a clear, cited answer to your question.
Yes. Select your country, city, and association before asking a question. You can switch association whenever you need to.
No. It is an educational rules lookup tool. Always confirm match-day decisions against the applicable official rules and with match officials.
Cricket laws and local playing conditions are easier to use when the question is clear and the relevant source is close at hand. LexiCricket is designed to help the people involved in a match understand the rule they need to check before they make or confirm a decision.
Check a law, playing condition, or competition-specific question before discussing the ruling with the other officials.
Help volunteers and competition staff find the relevant rule without searching through multiple documents during a busy round.
Understand how common questions about dismissals, bowling, match conditions, and player eligibility are addressed in the selected rules.
The LexiCricket app for iOS and Android keeps your association selected between matches, so you can check a cricket law from the boundary in a few taps. Every device gets free questions to start, and a subscription unlocks unlimited questions.
Start by selecting the association that governs your match. LexiCricket uses that selection to focus answers on the association’s available rules and playing conditions, rather than offering a generic answer that may not apply to your competition.
Ask a specific question where possible: include the match situation, the decision you need to understand, and any relevant condition. A precise question makes it easier to identify the rule that matters and explain it in plain language.
LexiCricket is an educational reference, not an official match authority. Always check the applicable published rules and confirm a match-day decision with the appointed officials.