Import members from sheet
Add a member
Members (0)
Add a team
Team logos are automatically resized to 512px on upload — big high-res logos exhaust the phone's image memory and drop out of the banners. Re-upload any logo added before this change.
Teams
Draft colours
The pool of jersey colours drawn to teams on the /auction page (the “Draw colours” button, after team numbers). One colour per line — plain names like Red, Sky Blue, Navy, Maroon. Up to 10.
Schedule a match
Knockouts
After the group stage, generate the semis (top 2 of each group: A1 v B2, B1 v A2). Once both semis are completed, generate the final from the winners.
Matches
Village coordinates
These drive the map and directory in the app. Edits save straight to the phone app — no new build needed. Get a coordinate by right-clicking the spot in Google Maps and copying the
lat, long pair; you can paste the whole pair into the latitude box.Or load the 138 villages the app already ships with — then edit any of them below.
Villages 0
JPL registrations
The tournament entry list — who registered to play JPL. Re-uploading a sheet updates existing players by UID and adds new ones, so you can upload again as more people register. Names and areas for the app come from the Master sheet card below.
Add a JPL player
Register one player by hand — for someone who never filled the form. Writes the player into the tournament list and the members registry the app reads. If the UID is in the saved master sheet, their area and photo are filled in automatically.
Master sheet
Your full club members sheet (columns Member ID, Name, Surname, Area, Photo URL). Uploaded once and kept — every time you apply it, each JPL player whose Member ID matches gets their real first name + surname, Area (locality) and photo written onto the member the app reads. It also fills name, club and role for every JPL player from the tournament list, so no squad name is ever a bare UID. Each Drive photo must be shared “Anyone with the link”.
Registered players 0
Danger zone
Removes JPL registrations only. Members are not touched.
Player list — for team owners
A plain roster — full name, UID, date of birth and age, one row per registered player, sorted by
name. Opens in a new tab ready to print on A4 portrait. Hand a copy to each owner before the draft.
Player ID tags — A3 print sheet
Raffle-ticket stubs, 70 × 30 mm true size, built to the chip design spec: navy 20 mm stub with the
body's logo and the UID in gold, cream body with the name, date of birth, age, shirt size, role and phone.
The sheet opens in a new tab with four layouts — the card is always 70 × 30 mm, only the arrangement
changes:
Cut marks · 40 per A3 — corner marks and 5 mm gutters, cuts with a trimmer or scissors. Start here.
Margins · 45 per A3 — cards touching inside a safe border, one straight cut per line.
Press · 54 per A3 — edge to edge. Six cards are exactly 420 mm, the full width of A3, so there is no margin at all: borderless or a print shop only.
Proof · 8 per A3 — large and airy, for checking the artwork before committing to a run.
You can also add any number of blank write-on tags per body, for people who register at the ground.
Print with A3, landscape, margins none, scale 100%. Do not tick "fit to page" — it shrinks the cards off true size and every cut then misses.
Cut marks · 40 per A3 — corner marks and 5 mm gutters, cuts with a trimmer or scissors. Start here.
Margins · 45 per A3 — cards touching inside a safe border, one straight cut per line.
Press · 54 per A3 — edge to edge. Six cards are exactly 420 mm, the full width of A3, so there is no margin at all: borderless or a print shop only.
Proof · 8 per A3 — large and airy, for checking the artwork before committing to a run.
You can also add any number of blank write-on tags per body, for people who register at the ground.
Print with A3, landscape, margins none, scale 100%. Do not tick "fit to page" — it shrinks the cards off true size and every cut then misses.
Tag logos
One logo per body — it prints inside a 13 mm white circle with a gold ring on the navy stub.
Upload a square PNG, at least 400 × 400, with the mark filling the frame; transparent or white
background both work. A player's logo is chosen automatically: club Youth Wing → Yuva Parishad,
JPOSMAIN → JPOS Main, and every woman → Mahila Parishad. Any slot left empty falls back to the
club logo on the Branding tab.
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Demo players
Creates 80 demo players only (UIDs 9001–9080, with names + areas) so you can build teams from them. No teams and no matches are created — you create the 10 teams yourself in the Teams tab.
“Fill all teams” gives every team a squad of demo players (8 each by default), so you can simulate matches without picking UIDs by hand. Teams that already have a squad are left alone.
Simulate group matches
Plays your existing teams against each other with real ball-by-ball data, so scorecards, standings, stats and banners all fill up. Round-robin inside each group — every team plays the others in its group (5 teams = 10 matches per group). Assign each team a Group A/B first, and give it a squad — teams with fewer than 2 players are skipped. Knockouts are not simulated — use the buttons above once the group stage is done.
Simulate semis picks A1 v B2 and B1 v A2 from the completed group matches, then plays them. Simulate final plays the two semi winners. Both create the match and play it — unlike “Generate” above, which only schedules it for a scorer.
Danger zone — delete data
Both actions are permanent and ask for a password. Teams themselves are never deleted — the names stay as they are.
Delete players from all teams empties every squad but keeps the teams (name, owner, group, logo, sponsor).
Delete all matches removes every match and its ball-by-ball data — group games and knockouts alike. Standings, stats and results reset to empty.
Delete ALL members wipes the whole member registry. Every name in the app resolves through this — existing scorecards, Toppers and career stats will show bare UIDs instead of names until members are re-imported. Squads are not cleared, so teams will hold UIDs with no member behind them.
Delete all matches removes every match and its ball-by-ball data — group games and knockouts alike. Standings, stats and results reset to empty.
Delete ALL members wipes the whole member registry. Every name in the app resolves through this — existing scorecards, Toppers and career stats will show bare UIDs instead of names until members are re-imported. Squads are not cleared, so teams will hold UIDs with no member behind them.
Authorise a scorer
The PIN is hashed before storing — no one can read it back. Re-save to reset it.
Scorers
Event
Logos currently in use
Everything the app is using right now. Empty slots fall back as noted.
Title sponsor
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Each hides independently. The event name (e.g. KHEL UTSAV) always shows.
Jersey sponsor
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Share-banner footer logos
Independent of the home-page sponsors above — banner sponsorship can be sold to a different company, so these are the only logos used on the shareable banners (1080×1920). Nothing is inherited from the home sponsor, and a slot left empty simply hides that column on the banner.
No card behind either logo — both sit directly on the banner's dark gradient, so upload transparent PNGs with light artwork. A logo carrying its own white, cream or black panel will show as a rectangle.
Render box: 467 × 150 px each (3.11:1). Aspect is preserved — never cropped or stretched.
Upload exactly 1401 × 450 px — transparent PNG, 3× the box and matching what the banner captures at. The mark must reach all four edges of the canvas.
Blank edges are trimmed automatically on upload, so a logo exported with a wide transparent margin still fills the tile.
What then decides the size is the shape of the mark. Anything 3.1:1 or wider fills the full width. Squarer marks are limited by the 150px height — a 2:1 logo reaches 64% of the width, a square one 32% — because filling the rest would mean stretching or cropping the sponsor's logo. For the biggest logo, supply it wide (name beside the emblem, not stacked under it).
No card behind either logo — both sit directly on the banner's dark gradient, so upload transparent PNGs with light artwork. A logo carrying its own white, cream or black panel will show as a rectangle.
Render box: 467 × 150 px each (3.11:1). Aspect is preserved — never cropped or stretched.
Upload exactly 1401 × 450 px — transparent PNG, 3× the box and matching what the banner captures at. The mark must reach all four edges of the canvas.
Blank edges are trimmed automatically on upload, so a logo exported with a wide transparent margin still fills the tile.
What then decides the size is the shape of the mark. Anything 3.1:1 or wider fills the full width. Squarer marks are limited by the 150px height — a 2:1 logo reaches 64% of the width, a square one 32% — because filling the rest would mean stretching or cropping the sponsor's logo. For the biggest logo, supply it wide (name beside the emblem, not stacked under it).
Club
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Add a Special Thanks
Special Thanks
Toppers
Top run scorers and wicket takers across all completed matches.
Top batters
Top bowlers
Overview
App opens
0
Match views
0
Installs
0
Title sponsor views
0
Jersey sponsor views
0
Banners shared
Instagram clicks
0
Sponsor views count one per app session, plus one for every open/refresh of the public Players board. Instagram clicks count every tap, since a second tap is real interest.
Sponsor views by date
One row per day (IST) — how many title & jersey impressions, app opens and shares landed that day. A reset above does not touch this history.