International Championship
Wide, stately bottom bar with angled gold dividers and a separate chase strip — the look of a world-event final.
Broadcast-quality cricket graphics, scored from your phone.
Score every ball with a real cricket engine and put professional scoreboards, player cards and FOUR · SIX · WICKET graphics on your live stream — in OBS, vMix, PRISM and Streamlabs.
Runs in the browser. Works with OBS Studio, vMix, Streamlabs and PRISM Live Studio.
● Programme previewSample match data — not a real fixture
From the first ball to the stream in four steps
No installs and no dedicated server. Everything runs from one web dashboard.
Set up the match
Add teams and players once, pick the playing XIs, record the toss and choose a broadcast theme.
Score on your phone
Big touch buttons for runs, extras and wickets. The engine handles strike, overs, free hits and targets.
Copy the overlay URL
Each graphic has its own private link: scorebar, player cards, FOUR/SIX/WICKET, standings, sponsors.
Add it to your stream
Paste the link as a browser source in OBS, vMix, Streamlabs or PRISM. Graphics update within about two seconds.
A scorer’s screen built for the boundary, not the office
High-contrast buttons you can hit in sunlight, dialogs only when cricket needs detail, and a clear confirmation that every ball reached the server.
- Wides, no-balls, byes, leg-byes and penalty runs counted the way the Laws count them
- Every dismissal type, with bowler credit only where it is due
- Undo and corrections that recalculate the whole scorecard and keep an audit trail
- Double-tap and dropped-connection protection — a ball is never recorded twice
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Eight original broadcast themes
Each one is a different design — layout, typography and motion — not a colour swap. Customise colours, fonts and placement, and use your team colours.
T20 Prime
High-energy slanted blocks, oversized score and punchy colour blasts built for short-format cricket.
Franchise League
Floating pill segments with team-colour capsules and a glowing over tracker — modern league styling.
Pakistan Green
Deep green and white with a crescent sweep and star accents — a proud home-crowd look for Pakistani cricket.
Night Match
Frosted-glass panels with floodlight glow edges, designed for day-night and evening broadcasts.
Minimal Professional
A compact, clean score bug in the top corner — maximum pitch visibility, broadcast-grade typography.
Works with the software your team already uses
Any application with a web/browser source can show SR WEBX graphics with a transparent background.
OBS StudioBrowser source
vMixWeb Browser input
Streamlabs DesktopBrowser source
PRISM Live StudioWeb source (desktop)
Plans for a single match, a tournament or a season
Every organization starts with a free trial. Prices are in Pakistani rupees; international pricing is available at checkout.
Questions people ask first
More answers on the FAQ page.
Do I need to install anything?
No. SR WEBX runs in the browser. Scorers use any modern phone, tablet or computer. Overlays are web links that you add to your streaming software as a browser source.
Which streaming software is supported?
Any software with a browser source: OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop and vMix (Web Browser input). PRISM Live Studio supports web sources on desktop. See the Supported Streaming Software page for setup steps.
How fast do graphics update?
Overlays check for new data every 1–2 seconds and update as soon as a delivery is saved. On typical connections updates appear within about two seconds. It is near-real-time, not frame-accurate.
Which formats does the scoring engine support?
Limited-overs cricket: T10, T20, 50-over and custom overs, including reduced-overs matches with a manually revised target. Wides, no-balls, free hits, byes, leg-byes, penalty runs, every mode of dismissal, retirements and corrections are supported. Test matches and the DLS method are not part of version 1.
Can two people score the same match?
You can assign several scorers. The system prevents conflicting entries: if someone else has just recorded a ball, the other device is asked to refresh before saving.