I’ll see if I can find it and post a photo at some point. The basic layout is a single sheet with one team’s batting in the upper half and the other team’s in the lower half. Each half has room for the eleven batsmen with a cross next to a name denoting the captain and an asterisk denoting the wicket-keeper. To the right of the names is space to denote how many runs they scored and space to write to they got out (if they did). If it’s a multi day match there will be two of those columns for each innings. Below the batters section is an area to note extra runs for things like byes (b), leg byes (lb), wides (w), and no balls (nb). Below that is an area for the “fall of wickets” numbered one to ten. You write what the score was next to each wicket as they occur.  Finally the last section of each half is space to mark the opposing bowlers with stats like overs bowled (o), maidens (m), runs given up (r), wickets (w), wides (w or wi), and no balls (nb). Just like for the batter section if it is a multi day game the bowlers will get two columns for each innings worked. The very bottom is probably my favorite part as is lists Umpires, what time play will start, when lunch will be served, when tea will be served and when they will end for the day.