Browser source ready
Copy the overlay link and paste it into OBS as a browser source.
Live cricket scoreboard overlay
Put a live cricket scoreboard on your stream.
GV Cricket creates a free live cricket overlay for stream tools. Score from the umpire phone, then show score, wickets, overs, batters, bowler, chase info, and match moments on your broadcast.
Live stream graphics
Show score, wickets, overs, batters, bowler, boundaries, wickets, and result scenes.
No ads scoring
Keep the scorer screen clean while the overlay powers your live stream.
Fast setup
Start from a phone, share everywhere.
Create a match, score live, and share the scoreboard or overlay link with players, viewers, and stream tools.
Create matchCreate a match
Start a match in GV Cricket and choose Simple or Advanced scoring.
Copy overlay link
Open the live streaming overlay card from the match and copy the URL.
Add browser source
In OBS, add a Browser Source and paste the cricket scoreboard overlay URL.
Score live
Every umpire scoring tap updates the overlay during the stream.
Test before going live
Confirm the overlay loads, fits the canvas, and updates from test scoring actions.
Overlay features
Live score, wickets, overs, current over, and innings state.
Advanced overlay with batter, runner, bowler, and player details.
Boundary, wicket, innings break, second innings, and result scenes.
Works as a browser source in OBS and a web source in PRISM Live.
Useful for YouTube Live, Streamlabs, mobile streams, and venue screens.
Powered by the same free cricket scoring app used by the umpire.
No ads in the scoring flow, so the live match operator stays focused.
Proof, not promises
Real screens for scoring, sharing, overlays, and results.
Live score scene
Show score, wickets, overs, batters, bowler, and current over while the match is active.
Boundary moment
Use big match moments like fours and sixes without disconnecting from the live score.
Wicket scene
Keep viewers informed when wickets fall with score, bowler, over, and batter context.
OBS setup
Add the cricket overlay as a browser source
GV Cricket is designed for the normal OBS browser source workflow. Create and score the match in GV Cricket, copy the scoreboard overlay link, then add a Browser Source in OBS. Paste the overlay URL, set the width and height to match your canvas, and place it above the camera layer. For a full HD stream, 1920 by 1080 is the usual starting point.
Before going live, open the overlay in OBS and score a few test actions. Check that runs, wickets, overs, batter names, bowler names, and current over data update as expected. If the overlay is too large for your layout, crop or scale the browser source in OBS instead of changing the scoring workflow.
This setup keeps match operation simple. The umpire or scorer updates the score from a phone, and OBS receives the live scoreboard as a web layer. The streamer does not need to type the score manually after every ball.
Stream workflow
Use one match state for stream graphics
A cricket stream is easier to follow when the score is always visible. GV Cricket can show the core score, wickets, overs, innings state, target, chase context, and result scenes. In Advanced mode, the overlay can also include batter, runner, bowler, player details, and current over progress.
The overlay is useful for YouTube Live, OBS Studio, PRISM Live, Streamlabs, mobile streaming apps, and venue screens because all of those workflows can display a browser or web source. You score the match once, then the live stream follows that match state.
For local cricket, this matters more than complex broadcast graphics. Viewers want to know who is batting, how many runs are needed, how many overs are left, and what just happened. GV Cricket keeps that information tied to the scorer actions.
Match day checks
What to verify before first ball
Create the match early enough to test the overlay. Confirm the team names, toss, scoring mode, and player names if you are using Advanced mode. Open the overlay link in the same network conditions you expect to use during the stream, then check the browser source in OBS.
Score a test single, boundary, wicket, wide, no-ball, and over transition. Watch the overlay after each action. If you are using sound effects, score announcements, or a director console, test those controls before the match starts so the scorer can focus during play.
After testing, reset or create the real match before going live. During the match, keep the scoring phone active and avoid running separate manual score graphics. The less duplicated work the operator has to do, the more reliable the stream scoreboard becomes.
Screenshots and demos
See the scoring and overlay flow before match day.
Standby before first ball
Show teams and match context while the stream waits for scoring to begin.
Overlay demo video
Watch live scoring update the cricket scoreboard overlay during a demo match.
Can I use GV Cricket as an OBS cricket scoreboard overlay?
Yes. Create a match, copy the overlay link, and add it to OBS as a browser source to show live cricket score, wickets, overs, batters, bowler, and match moments.
Does the overlay work outside OBS?
Yes. The same cricket scoreboard overlay can be used in PRISM Live, Streamlabs, YouTube Live workflows, mobile streaming apps, and venue display screens.
Does the overlay update automatically?
Yes. When the umpire scores the match in GV Cricket, the overlay updates automatically for the live stream.
What size should I use in OBS?
Use a browser source that matches your canvas, usually 1920 by 1080 for a full HD stream. Then crop or position the overlay layer to fit your camera layout.
Can I test the overlay before the match starts?
Yes. Create the match, open the overlay link, confirm it loads in OBS, and score a few test actions before going live.