A new player selection system has been implemented to help reduce the work required to maintain team lists. When entering a scorecard, you now only need to enter the first two letters of the player's last name. You will then be presented with a pick list of players that are active and play for the club of the corresponding fielding or batting team: You no longer have to worry about maintaining team lists. You just need to make sure that the players are set to active and their current club is correct. Both of these fields can be set in the Player record.

https://mycricketsupport.cricket.com.au/hc/en-us/articles/4933748224271-Club-Association-websites According this official post, it is saying: If the competition management platform is decommissioned then I expect that we won't get access to match scorecards - which means that we will no longer be able to import any MyCricket matches. Given it is already the end of the 22/23 season, then this could happen at any time. @Pat Culpan @Joel Norman Any official dates that you know of? My recommendation to all that have matches on MyCricket - get importing them to Cricket Statz now! Before they are all gone. PS - I know they they have promised to make "stats" available longer term, but this isn't match scorecards.

Some of you may remember the batting order optimiser from the old PC software. Well... it's back! It will calculate the optimal batting order of your top 7 batters, based on their success in each batting position, for any given team. How it works You run it from the admin panel/reports function. It is towards the end of the batting section (you may need to scroll the batting reports to the bottom). You must pick a single team to run it on. It will then look at the first 16 players of the team list and then work out the optimal batting order for the top 7 batters. It does this by taking each player's average score at each batting position (with a minimum of two scores at the given position) and then trying every possible permutation to find the optimal order of batters - all 57.6 million of them! It will show the best set of batters and their expected scores including a total score for them. Filter options You can filter by season, date range, ground, division and opposition if you like. It is recommended to use the last 12-24 months as a date filter so that it represents the batters recent form. Example output: Try it today in the admin panel/reports batting section. Select the Batting Order Optimiser report, select your team, select a start/end date range to capture recent matches and then hit Run.