Printable Darts Cricket Score Sheet
A paper version of the cricket chalkboard: the numbers 20 to 15 and the bull down the side, a column for each player's marks, and a points row at the bottom.
- Free PDF
- Your players' names printed
- Large print option
- Letter, A4 and more
Separate names with commas. Blank columns print as numbered headings to fill in by hand.
Bigger type and taller rows for easier reading.
36pt is half an inch — safe on virtually every printer.
Free, no signup. Print at 100% scale (not “fit to page”) so the measurements come out exact.
Live preview — US Letter (8.5 × 11"), portrait · updates as you change any setting.
Marking a cricket board
Each hit on a number is a mark: a single is one, a double two, a treble three. Draw a slash for the first mark, cross it for the second and circle it for the third. Three marks close the number for you.
Scoring points
Once you've closed a number, further hits on it score its face value (the bull is 25) until your opponent closes it too. Write points in the bottom row. The first player to close every number with equal or more points wins.
Frequently Asked Questions
What numbers are used in cricket darts?
20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15 and the bull.
How do you close a number in cricket?
Hit it three times, in any combination of singles, doubles and trebles.
Can four players use the sheet?
Yes. Set Players to 4, or play two teams of two.
Printing tips
- Print a stack. Set Pages in PDF to 10 or 20 and keep a pad in the game box.
- Large print for easier reading. Bigger type and taller rows help older players and anyone scoring across the table.
- Landscape for big groups. With six or more players, landscape gives every column more room to write.
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