Would it be possible to add a function that allows a user to download and save a text report of a match scorecard. They are very handy for media organisations that want to publish a full scorecard in a newspaper as the formatting tools they use is a close match to the text file that used to be available when using the old PC based program.

Not sure if this would be used much but one interesting report might be length of time between matches. We had a guy play this season (2020/21) for the first time since 1993/94. Any interest?

1/. I have only just noticed an extract function under setup. I assume this is to allow users to create their own database backup as a safeguard.  I have downloaded a backup file type .json I don't have a program that seems to be able to open the file. Can you please advise if the file can be opened and the primary reason for having this function? 2/. When we were using the old PC version of this program we were able to download a text version of a scorecard, that function does not seem to be available with the online version - any thought of making it possible? The text files were formatted so they could be sent to newspapers and the Cricket Archive and uploaded by whoever was operating that system in England without any changes.  Our local newspaper can upload a match scorecard for printing from a text file with minimal changes required.

Would it be possible to arrange the system so that a scorecard that appears in one Cricket Statz database can be transferred or duplicated into another database? For example, if two clubs have standalone databases and one club has records of games played against the 2nd club recorded it would be good if the match could be duplicated into the 2nd database rather than having to be manually inputted twice. Talking historical records here, not games being live scored or available in MyCricket.