Broadcast from the ground

Live video, with the score overlay already in the picture

League admins add cameras to a match in Console. Scorers go live from the iOS or Android Scorer app. Fans watch in the scoreblox cricket app — score card, LIVE badge and key plays (fours, sixes, wickets) are composited into the video.

Buy credits in Console Scorer app

Admin adds cameras

Console → open the match → Streaming → Add cameras. NZ$15.50 per camera for the match, paid by card or with credits.

Cameras appear in the app

Each camera you add shows up in the Scorer app when someone taps Stream on that match.

Scorer goes live

iOS or Android Scorer: open the live match, tap Stream, pick a camera, Go Live. Phone camera + overlay go out over RTMPS.

Fans watch

scoreblox cricket app (iOS and Android): open the match and tap Watch live. Scores stay on the live match screen alongside the video.

Landscape iPhone Scorer stream ready to go live, cricket field from the boundary

Landscape iPhone live stream with LIVE badge

Landscape iPhone with batting card on the live stream

Landscape iPhone stream with FOUR splash

Console

How admins add cameras to a match

Cameras belong to the match and are added by an admin, not from the scorer’s phone. If Stream shows “no cameras”, the admin has not created them yet.

Sign in to Console at console.scoreblox.com as a league admin.
Open the match → Streaming, pick how many cameras (one per phone filming), and press Add cameras.
Pay: NZ$15.50 per camera for that match (about US$9), by card, or 155 credits if your organisation has credits from Billing. The page shows the price and your balance before you pay.
The cameras appear straight away (after a card payment, as soon as you’re back from checkout). The Scorer app lists them when someone taps Stream on the match.
Need a broadcast overlay in OBS as well? Console also has a score overlay URL for the match. Phone Go Live already bakes the score bar into the video, so OBS is optional.

Scorers cannot add cameras from the app. If they hit an empty Stream screen, they should send this page to an admin — the Scorer app includes an “Ask admin” share for that.

iOS & Android Scorer

Go Live from the scoring phone

Works the same on iPhone and Android. You need a match that already has cameras in Console.

Open the live match in the Scorer app
Tap Stream, pick a camera
Grant camera and microphone, then Go Live
Score overlay (LIVE, score card, fours/sixes/wickets) is composited into the video viewers receive
Landscape lock while streaming; flip camera and stop from the same screen

Scorer app details

Go Live from the Scorer app, side-on cricket field and score overlay

What fans see: side-on live cricket video with score overlay

Fans scoreblox cricket app

Watch live in the scoreblox cricket app

On iPhone, iPad and Android: open the match, tap Watch live. If the match has more than one camera, switch between them. Live scores stay on the match screen (they are not invented from the video).

HLS playback from the same cameras the scorer is sending
Overlay (score, LIVE, key plays) is already in the video
Free for fans — the club pays per camera

scoreblox cricket app details

Web

What works in a browser today

Live scores are on the web at console.scoreblox.com/live. League staff can preview the HLS feed in Console on the match Streaming page.

A public fan video player on the website is not a launched product yet — fans should use the scoreblox cricket app on iOS or Android for Watch live. Broadcast teams can still use the Console score overlay URL in OBS if they are mixing video elsewhere.

console.scoreblox.com/matches/…/streaming

Match streaming

Live input

Stream 1

Cloudflare · HLS + RTMPS

Ready

Billing

Credits or card for cameras

console.scoreblox.com/billing