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Cricket in Manchester

The free app for cricket in Manchester

Built for cricket clubs across Manchester — from Didsbury and Salford outward. Schedule your match, see who has actually confirmed, message everyone at once and keep track of match fees and annual subs. Free for teams of up to 20.

Cricket clubs in Manchester organised with TeamCheck
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On the ground in Manchester

Why organising cricket in Manchester is its own problem

Eleven confirmed on Wednesday becomes nine on Friday night with no explanation. Sessions cluster around the university and city-centre venues, so the same players are often juggling two or three teams a week.

The season works against you

It rains, and the winter block-booking runs October to March whether the weather cooperates or not.

Getting there is half the decision

Squads in Manchester get drawn from Didsbury, Salford, Chorlton and Trafford rather than one neighbourhood, so travel time is part of every yes or no. A confirmation that lands at lunchtime is worth far more than one that lands at six.

Money moves faster than the record of it

In England, money for match fees and annual subs gets settled with a bank transfer in seconds. What nobody keeps is the list of who has and who has not — so that job falls to whoever is least likely to forget, which is rarely the same person twice.

What you get

Everything your Manchester cricket club needs

Know your numbers before the match

Post the match once, wherever it is in Manchester, and every one of your players confirms with one tap. You see the count while there is still time to do something about it.

One place instead of the group chat

Announce a venue change, a weather call or a time shift and have it stay visible at the top — rather than scrolling away under replies from people in Didsbury.

Track match fees and annual subs

Set up what each of your players owes and mark it off as it comes in. TeamCheck never touches the money — settle up with a bank transfer exactly as you do now, then mark it paid so the list is right.

See who actually turns up

Attendance stats per member, so you know who is carrying the cricket club and who has quietly stopped coming — before they drift off entirely.

Set up your Manchester cricket club in a minute

01

Create the cricket club

Name it, pick cricket, done.

02

Share one code

Send a single join code to your players — no accounts to set up for them, no spreadsheet of emails.

03

Post the first match

They confirm with one tap and you finally have a real number.

Cricket in Manchester: common questions

Is TeamCheck free for cricket clubs in Manchester?

Yes. Scheduling, attendance, chat, announcements and payment tracking are all free for a team of up to 20 members, with no per-player pricing. An optional Pro plan raises the limit to 100 and adds automatic reminders, calendar sync, polls and analytics for past months.

Can it handle match fees and annual subs in England?

It tracks them rather than processes them. Set what each of your players owes, and as people settle up — with a bank transfer, or in cash — mark it paid and the list stays accurate. Payment plans are denominated in USD or EUR. TeamCheck is the record, not the payment rail.

We already have a WhatsApp group. Why change?

Because a chat cannot tell you a number. Eleven confirmed on Wednesday becomes nine on Friday night with no explanation. In TeamCheck the answer is a list you can look at, announcements stay pinned instead of scrolling away, and what everyone owes for match fees and annual subs sits next to the schedule instead of in somebody's notes app.

Does it work for more than one group across Manchester?

Yes. Run separate groups — by level, by night, or by where in Manchester they train — each with its own schedule, register and chat, all under one account. People only get notified about the groups they are actually in.

Ready to sort out your Manchester cricket club?

Set it up in under a minute, share one code, and stop asking who is coming. Free on iOS and Android.