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Live stream cricket from your phone, with score graphics

Put a phone on a tripod and your match goes live on your own YouTube channel, with a score bar that updates from the scorer's taps. No TV truck, no laptop, no extra kit.

Coming soon to Google PlayAwaySwing is in testing with local clubs. iPhone users can follow any match in the browser.

Score graphics that follow the match

Choose a score bar layout and colours. The four, six and wicket graphics, the end of the over, the batters' and bowlers' figures, partnerships, the required rate and the par score show by themselves at the right moments.

Breaks, replays and sponsors

Drinks, innings breaks and the result get their own screens, with the full batting and bowling cards at the end of an innings. Slow-motion replays play after wickets and boundaries. Add your club's logo and your sponsors to the corner, the info line and the breaks.

On your YouTube channel

Connect your YouTube channel once and AwaySwing schedules the stream with the match. You can also stream to another service that gives you a stream key. Viewers watch where they already are, and the match page links to the stream.

What you need

Questions

Where does the stream go?

To your own YouTube channel, or to another streaming service that gives you a stream key.

Do I need a camera or a laptop?

No. One Android phone films the match and AwaySwing adds the score graphics. The score comes from the scorer's taps.

Can I stream from an iPhone?

Not yet. Streaming is on Android now; an iPhone version is planned.

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