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Live match updates for today, ball-by-ball scores for IPL & World Cup Cricket.
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
Cricinfo is a cricket app for people who want to keep up with matches as they happen. It covers bilateral series, the IPL, PSL, BPL, BBL, CPL, WBBL, the Ashes, the ICC Cricket World Cup, the T20 World Cup, The Hundred, the County Championship, the Ranji Trophy and the Sheffield Shield.
The app suits fans who follow several competitions at once, since scores and news for all of them sit in one place. It is aimed at cricket followers rather than players or coaches.
The build we hold is Cricinfo - Live Cricket Scores 26.09.01 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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Live scores update during play, with commentary given ball by ball. Someone watching on TV or following elsewhere can use it to check the state of a match at any point.
Match notifications alert you to updates for live cricket games. This lets you track a match without keeping the screen open.
News is posted as stories break, so the latest team and player updates are available during a tournament. Video content includes match highlights, analysis, interviews and press conferences.
The app also carries opinion pieces from former players and commentators, including Greg Chappell, Dale Steyn, R Ashwin, Faf du Plessis, Ambati Rayudu, Tom Moody and Aakash Chopra. These give tactical and personal views on matches and series.
Because the app spans domestic leagues and international events, one app can follow a franchise tournament in one month and a Test series or world event in another. Coverage of the Ranji Trophy, Sheffield Shield and County Championship adds first-class and longer-format matches to the mix.
The developer also links to its website for more on the sport.