
Before first ball
The stream starts with team names, player slots, conditions, overs, and match state.
Live streaming overlay
Score in GV Cricket, copy the overlay link, and add it to OBS, Streamlabs, PRISM Live, or any browser-source app.

Real match screenshots
These images were captured from a live demo match using the real match overlay route. They show how the stream changes during scoring.

The stream starts with team names, player slots, conditions, overs, and match state.

Shows score, striker, runner, bowler, current over, and ball-by-ball progress.

Boundary graphics keep the score, names, bowler, and over context behind the moment.

Six animation shows the big moment while the match data stays synced.

Wicket state updates score, batter status, bowler figures, and the over strip.

Every ball in the over is visible with score, names, bowler info, and overs.
Live scoring example
Watch it in action: every score update on the live overlay is powered by one finger tap on the umpire's mobile phone. Runs, wickets, overs, and match moments sync to the stream while the umpire scores.
Simple setup
Use Umpire Mode or Spectator View.
Copy it from match creation or the Live Streaming Overlay card.
Add it as a browser source.
The overlay updates as you score.
Step 1
On the Live Stream step, use Copy Link in the overlay card.
Step 2
Scroll to live tools in Umpire Mode and tap Live Streaming.
Step 3
Tap Copy Link in the Live Streaming Overlay popup.
Add the overlay as a browser source or mobile web overlay, then lock it over the camera feed.
Independent compatibility recommendation only. No affiliation, endorsement, sponsorship, or partnership.
Add a web source, paste the same link, and place it over your camera feed.
Independent compatibility recommendation only. No affiliation, endorsement, sponsorship, or partnership.
Add a Browser Source, paste the overlay link, then fit it to your canvas.
Independent compatibility recommendation only. No affiliation, endorsement, sponsorship, or partnership.
Rights and trademarks
OBS Studio, Streamlabs, PRISM Live, YouTube, and other company or product names are mentioned only to describe compatible streaming workflows. GV Cricket is not endorsed by or affiliated with those companies. Before going live, make sure you have permission to stream the match, images, logos, music, voices, and venue content, and follow the rules of your streaming platform, league, venue, and local laws.
Cricket streaming settings
Ranked from best quality to safest low-internet setup for cricket streams with a live scoreboard overlay.
Rate control
CBR for every preset
Keyframe interval
2 seconds
Canvas advice
Match output size to your stream
| Rank | Preset | Output | FPS | Video bitrate | Upload needed | Encoder | Audio | Best for cricket |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Best cricket stream | 1920 x 1080 | 60fps | 6,000-8,000 Kbps | 12+ Mbps upload | Hardware H.264 CBR - 2 sec | 48 kHz, 160 Kbps | Fast bowling, night games, boundary shots, and clear score overlay text. |
2 | Most stable | 1920 x 1080 | 30fps | 4,500-6,000 Kbps | 8+ Mbps upload | Hardware H.264 CBR - 2 sec | 48 kHz, 128-160 Kbps | Default choice for local cricket when the internet speed changes during play. |
3 | Mobile data safe | 1280 x 720 | 60fps | 3,500-5,000 Kbps | 6+ Mbps upload | Hardware H.264 CBR - 2 sec | 48 kHz, 128 Kbps | Smooth action on phones while keeping the stream lighter than 1080p. |
4 | Low internet | 1280 x 720 | 30fps | 2,500-3,500 Kbps | 4+ Mbps upload | Hardware H.264 CBR - 2 sec | 44.1/48 kHz, 96-128 Kbps | Use when the stream drops frames or the mobile signal is weak. |
Free cricket overlay
A free live scoreboard overlay for OBS, Streamlabs, PRISM Live, mobile streams, and venue screens.
Start a match nowYes. Use it with any match you score in GV Cricket.
Yes. Add the overlay link as a browser or web source.
Score, wickets, overs, batters, bowler, current over, chase info, and match moments.
Yes. It is built for local games, leagues, school cricket, box cricket, and tournaments.