What Is Crickslab? The Cricket Ecosystem

A cricket match looks simple from the boundary.

Behind it, somebody booked the ground. Somebody made the fixture list. Somebody is scoring, somebody is streaming, and somebody will spend Sunday night turning the scorecard into an Instagram post.

Most of the time, each of those jobs lives in a different tool. A spreadsheet here, an app there, a WhatsApp group holding it all together.

Crickslab brings all of it into one ecosystem.

This is the first post on our blog, so it’s the right place to explain what Crickslab is, what each product does, and who it’s for.

What Crickslab is

Crickslab is a cricket ecosystem. It covers every job in the game, from a scorer’s phone at a club match to a national board’s match centre.

The idea underneath it is simple. A ball gets recorded once. After that, the scorecard, the live stream graphics, the player’s season stats, the points table and the social post all read from that same record.

Nobody needs to type the score twice.

The 11 Crickslab products

Here’s every product, grouped by the job it does.

For the match

Live Scoring and Match Insights. Ball by ball scoring on your phone, with scorecards and match stats that build themselves. Scoring in the Crickslab app is free. See live scoring.

Live Streaming and Graphics Integration. Broadcast a match with score overlays, player cards and professional graphics that update off the live score. It also puts a live scorecard on a ground’s big screen. See live streaming.

Player Profiling and Advanced Insights. Batting, bowling and fielding stats for every player in one place, with graphs, wagon wheels, heatmaps and leaderboards. See player profiles.

For the competition

League and Tournament Management. Fixtures, points tables, results, awards and rules. Fixtures are generated automatically, and the table updates itself when a match ends. See tournament management.

Social Media Automation. Match results, milestones and scorecards turned into ready to post graphics and captions, straight from the match data. See social media automation.

Ticket Booking System. Sell match tickets online with seat selection, secure payments and QR code check in at the gate. See ticket booking.

For the organisation

Club, Schools, University and College. Player and official registration, attendance, coaches, parent notifications, and your own branded app and website. See club management.

Manage Your Academy. Scheduling, attendance, performance tracking and fee collection on one dashboard. Parents see attendance, stats and fee status in the parent app. See academy management.

Ground Booking System. Online slot booking with payment, availability across several grounds, and equipment and pitch records. See ground booking.

Association and Club White Label Platform. Your own app and match centre, carrying your association’s name and colours, with Crickslab running underneath. See the white label platform.

For the big event

Turnkey Solution. Everything for a full tournament, from ground branding and camera crews to management and broadcast. See the turnkey solution.

The AI tools built in

A few tools work across the whole platform.

AI chat insights that turn match data into summaries and talking points in seconds.

AI social post creation for highlights, score updates and match visuals.

An in app livestream studio for broadcasting with overlays, scorecards and commentary tools.

Video analytics for coaches who want to look closer at what happened.

Who uses Crickslab

Crickslab grows with the organisation using it.

An academy starts with sessions, attendance and fees. A league adds fixtures and a points table. A club adds registration, a branded app and live streams. An association runs the whole system, with its own white label app and match centre.

Crickslab in action

Here are some of the boards, broadcasters and events running on Crickslab.

Pakistan Cricket Board

The PCB’s official match centre, its player registration portal and its domestic cricket management system are all powered by Crickslab. Live matches, players, leagues and scorecards for Pakistan’s domestic cricket sit on the board’s own website.

Junaid Zia, General Manager of Domestic Cricket Operations at the PCB, put it this way: “Crickslab is proudly recognized by the Pakistan Cricket Board as a trusted technology partner powering the digital backbone of domestic cricket.”

Qatar Cricket Association

In August 2024, the Qatar Cricket Association signed with Crickslab at the Qatar Olympic Committee building in Dafna. The deal covered live scoring, live streaming, player and team analytics, ground booking and ticketing.

It runs through the association’s own app, Cricket Qatar. When Doha hosted the Asia Cup Rising Stars in November 2025, tickets went on sale through that app.

Kuwait Cricket

Kuwait Cricket signed with Crickslab in 2022 to take its cricket digital: live scoring apps, player stats, tournament management and live streaming with broadcast graphics. Its own app went live on iOS and Google Play.

“It is a great opportunity to use this platform to serve our players, our coaches, our teams and all participants,” said Haider Farman, President of the Kuwait Cricket Association.

Iqbal Sikander, ICC Asia Development Officer, went further: “With CricksLab technology we are entering a golden age of cricket and the future looks very bright for smaller or developing cricket nations like Kuwait.”

Federazione Cricket Italiana

Italy’s cricket federation runs its match centre on Crickslab, with live matches, players and leagues. Its Cricket Italia app carries Italian scores, standings and player stats.

T Sports, Bangladesh

T Sports, Bangladesh’s first sports channel, has broadcast domestic cricket with Crickslab graphics, overlays and a TV studio controller since 2022. “Everything in one place,” said commentator Tayeb Anonto Shawon. “It looks very television like.” The full story is in the T Sports case study.

PSL 11

In the 2026 Pakistan Super League, the big screen scorecard at every Lahore match ran on Crickslab, updating itself off the live score ball by ball.

Blind cricket

Crickslab scored the 2024 Blind T20 World Cup in Pakistan ball by ball, with live streaming and social media alongside. Pakistan won it for the first time. The Pakistan Blind Cricket Council also runs its Blind Cricket Super League on Crickslab.

Bangladesh T20 Cup

The Odommo Bangladesh T20 Cup 2026 at Sher e Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur ran on Match Central, with live scores for every match.

Wasim Akram

Pakistan’s greatest fast bowler joined Crickslab as a director and brand ambassador in 2020. He backed the same idea we still build on: turning every ball into data that helps clubs, players and fans.

What it costs

Crickslab is priced by who you are, not by one big package.

Scoring is free. Download the app (IOS or Android) and score your first match today.

Broadcasters start at $29 a month.

Clubs and academies start at $49 a month. Right now, the first 100 academies get a free trial of three to six months.

Associations and national boards get a custom plan.

Full details are on the pricing page. Running a tournament on a budget? The free cricket toolkit handles points tables and net run rate with no signup.

Where to start

Pick the job that hurts most right now.

If it’s scoring, download the app and score one match.

If it’s running a league, a club or an academy, load your teams once and see how much of your week disappears.

If you run a board, a broadcaster or a big event, book a demo and we’ll walk through it with your own fixtures.

Where there’s cricket, there’s Crickslab.