Ball-by-Ball Scoring and Match Analytics
Ball-by-ball scoring is the core workflow for turning a local game into a useful record. Organisers can set up teams and players, choose the match details, then track runs, extras, wickets, and innings as play unfolds. The resulting scorecard gives players and followers a clear view of the match instead of leaving important moments in a paper notebook.
The scoring experience also supports correction and analysis. Scorers can fix an entry when a delivery is recorded incorrectly, while players can explore run rate, Wagon Wheel, Manhattan, Worm, MVP, batting, and bowling statistics. These tools make CricHeroes useful both during a friendly game and when a team wants to review performance after the final ball.
Tournament Pages, Rankings, and Fixtures
Tournament organisers can turn a series of local matches into a structured competition with a dedicated page. CricHeroes brings schedules, points tables, leaderboards, boundary tracking, and live scoring together so players and followers can understand where a tournament stands. A branded competition space also gives each event a clearer identity as fixtures and results build over time.
Planning tools reduce the work behind the scenes. Automatic fixture generation helps organisers create a schedule quickly, while an NRR calculator explains what a team needs to reach the next stage. City, state, and national rankings add another layer of motivation for players who want their match results to contribute to a wider cricket profile.
Live Streams and AI Match Highlights
Go Live turns a local ground into a broadcast destination for teammates, friends, and supporters. The app presents separate paths for streaming through a mobile phone or a professional camera, making it possible to choose a simple setup for a friendly match or a more involved arrangement for a tournament. Live scores and match context can accompany the video so viewers know what is happening.
Streaming is part of a wider content loop rather than a single camera button. Fans can follow live scores, commentary, and scorecards, while AI-generated highlights help preserve memorable moments after a game. For organisers and players, that combination makes a small match easier to share and gives every performance a longer life beyond the boundary.
Player Profiles and Cricket Community
CricHeroes also works as a cricket network for people who want to find opportunities and keep up with the sport around them. The feed brings together match posts, reactions, comments, shares, rules, quizzes, polls, and stories, while discovery tools help users look for players, teams, opponents, umpires, grounds, and tournaments. That mix connects the scorecard to the people who make local cricket happen.
Personal areas such as My Cricket and performance views give players a place to follow their own activity, achievements, badges, and rankings. Community features can help a player find a team or a scorer find more matches, while PRO Club and cricket associations broaden the network for users who want deeper participation.