Cricket Batting Card
Full-screen batting card for one innings: every batter in order with how they were out, runs, balls, fours, sixes and strike rate, plus extras, the total and the fall of wickets.
Eleven fixed rows
Every XI has eleven batters, so the card always has eleven rows. Players who haven't batted keep their name with blank figures, which is how a printed scorecard reads, and the layout never shifts as wickets fall.
Runs are the brightest number
Runs are white and bold; balls, boundaries and strike rate are softer. The eye lands on what viewers look for first.
An asterisk and a tint for the batters in
`bat{n}Mark` is `*` for the two batters at the crease. The table shows it in the accent colour and tints those rows, so viewers find them at a glance.
One Table widget
The eleven rows are a single Table widget bound to the `bat` fields, so a column's width, alignment or colour changes in one place.
Use between overs, at a wicket, at the innings break or at the end of the match. It shows the innings in play, or the first innings during the break. Pair it with the Cricket Scorebug in the same match.
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