Free printable cricket field template
This free printable cricket field template is an A4 page with a field diagram showing every standard fielding position, plus a table where you write your 11 players, their positions and notes.
Print it for the coaching box, the scorers’ table or the team talk. You can print a copy for each bowler or each batter, then write a different field on each.
Where can you download the template?
- Download the A4 template (PDF). This is best for printing.
- Download the template as an image (PNG). This is best for sending in a message.
What is on the template?
- A top-down field for a right-hand batter, with the off side on the left and the leg side on the right.
- The pitch, the fielding circle and the boundary.
- All 22 standard positions marked with a dot and a name, including the wicket keeper and the bowler.
- Blanks for the date, the batter and the bowler.
- A table for 11 players with columns for the player, the position and notes.
How do you use the template in a match?
- Write the date, the batter’s hand and the bowler at the top.
- List your 11 players in the table.
- Write each player’s position next to their name, using the dots on the diagram as a guide.
- Use the notes column for reminders such as "keeper up" or "third man fine".
- Print one copy for each situation, for example the powerplay and the death overs.
What about a left-hand batter?
The diagram is drawn for a right-hand batter. For a left-hand batter the off side and leg side swap, so write the batter’s hand at the top and read the names mirrored. The left-hand batter guide explains how, or use the planner, which mirrors the field for you.
Is there an online version?
Yes. The free planner lets you drag your own players onto the field, save plans and share them as a link, with no sign-up. The template is for when you want paper.
Does the template include fielding restrictions?
No. Limits on fielders differ between competitions, so write your own in the notes column. For the ICC limits see T20 and ODI fielding restrictions.
Frequently asked questions
Is the cricket field template free?
Yes. You can download, print and copy it for your team at no cost.
What size is the printable template?
A4. It prints on standard A4 paper and scales to other sizes in most print dialogs.
Can I draw my own field on it?
Yes. Use the dots as a guide and mark the final positions with a pen, or use the blank field diagram for a clean sheet.
Sources
Put your players on the field, save a plan for each situation, and send it to the team as a link. No sign-up.
Open Cricket Field MapRelated guides
Fielding restrictions differ between competitions and age groups. Check your own playing conditions.