Cricket · GameDay Music
🏏  Cricket

Every wicket. One tap.

Built for T20 and limited-overs, where a four, a six or a wicket wants a short burst of music that hits at its exact start point, one tap and nothing else. Song Ideas shows what other teams play, start points included.

GameMusic
Kingfishers · real screens, nothing mocked up
The board

Your GameDay DJ Board, made for cricket

These are the actual buttons, with songs and a sound effect behind each one.

FOUR!SIX!WICKETCATCHFIFTYDRINKS
Sound effectA horn, a hit → The callAnnounced by name → The songAs long as you want it
How it gets used

The board is the app

Load it in one pass

Fill every button with songs from your library — load whole playlists or one song at a time, then set where each song starts.

Fire it in the gaps

Between overs, at the drinks break, the moment a wicket falls. Limit every clip to a few seconds so it lands and gets out of the way.

Every batter

Each batter can have their own walk-out song, played as they come to the crease.

Setup

Four steps, then you’re running matches

Make the team

Name it, pick your colors, and add the roster. Two minutes, and it is the only part you cannot skip.

Bring your music

Import straight from Apple Music, use songs already on the phone, or add free ones. It all lands in one audio library.

Load the board

Stack each button with as many songs as you like and let it cycle through them, so the same play never sounds the same twice.

Run the game

Open Game Day at the ground. Everything you set up is one tap away, without hunting for it.

Videos

Cricket walkthroughs

Narrated, recorded on a real phone, and kept current with the app.

The rest are the same on every sport, so they are recorded once — on a baseball team.