A Lockscreen App That Shows Live Cricket Scores On The Locked Screen

Are you a cricketaholic? Having difficulty in keeping up with scores? Fret not, because just like for everything else, there is an app that takes care of this problem too. Scorely Live Cricket Locscren is an app that displays the live scores of cricket matches right on your phone's lockscreen, which means you don't have to open any app to view the score.

This innovative app saves you precious time and effort of unlocking the phone and opening an app again and again to view the score and keep track of the scores from the comfort of your lockscreen.

Designed especially for ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, this app ensures you remain updated with all cricket scores because of its real time feed of scores of multiple matches. You would not need to live stream any matches after having installed this app. There is no battery drain as this app is light as well as fast.

Now no more of unlocking phone and opening apps again and again to just keep track of scores. The app is currently available for Android users only.



The app basically modifies the lock screen of your phone and displays live cricket scores. The interface of the lockscreen has been designed keeping game of cricket in mind.

The app is developed by Bazzinga Labs, a Bangalore-based mobile apps development startup founded in 2013 by Computer Science graduates of Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal.

Google To Enhance Your World Cup Experience With Real Time Trends, Updates & More

Cricket fans rejoice: the Cricket World Cup is here again! Indian fans are keenly following the team’s attempts to bring the cup back home, starting with their first match against arch-rivals Pakistan, while red-hot Australia and New Zealand will be keen to exploit home turf advantage.

Keeping up with the excitement, Google has lined up a bunch of fun experiences for fans to join the party with the largest community of cricket fans from around the world.

Scores faster than Lee or Akhtar

Over the next two months and 49 matches, a simple Google search for [cricket] will be the ready re-source for the latest scores and team schedules. Google has partnered with Star Sports, and fans in India will be able to see pre-game videos, in-game highlights, and post-match recaps for the match’s most exciting moments, right from within the search results. These features will also trigger in Hindi if one search for [क्रिकेट]. Rest assured that fans can stay tuned to the action anytime, anywhere.

In addition, fans can stay updated on their favourite teams in the Google App with Now cards — without even having to search. Fans just need to download the ESPN Cricinfo app onto their phone, and they will start seeing Cricinfo’s Now cards pop up in the Google app.



Take the tournament’s pulse with Google Trends

Millions of fans will be searching on Google for noteworthy moments of the tournament, be it be the Duckworth-Lewis method or Virat Kohli’s new hairstyle. Fans now can be a part of the conversation about what other cricket fans are buzzing about with Google Trends on+Google India throughout the tournament.



Real fans paint their face

Even if you can’t watch the games live, you can still show your support by painting your face like a true cricket fan— without ever getting your hands dirty. Take a photo of yourself and of up to four friends who’d like their faces painted and upload it to Google+ with hashtag #PaintIndia (see details at g.co/CricketFacePaint). Refresh the page to see the effect!



You can add the hashtag #CWC15Fans and publicly share your photo on Google+ for a chance to be shown on ICC’s official website. If you also add the hashtag #CastrolCheerForTheCup to a publicly shared photo on Google+, it might land on the big screen during the actual games.

Not just this, there are plans for special Doodles during the tournament on the Google India homepage, as well as Hangouts on Air with cricketers and commentators. So there’s a lot for the fans to have fun and explore during the World Cup.