One live events hub
Cricket, football, boxing and motorsports fixtures organised in a single tab — no app‑hopping to find what is on now.
Cricfy TV pulls cricket (IPL, PSL & internationals), football and F1 racing into a single live‑events feed — with match alerts, a floating player and a low‑data mode that keeps playing when the signal drops.
Cricfy TV is a third‑party app. This site hosts no video content and shares guidance for information only — please follow your local streaming laws.
Cricfy TV is a lightweight Android app built around one simple idea: open it, see what is live, and start watching. Instead of juggling several platforms during a busy match week, you get cricket, football and other sports gathered into a single, easy live‑events screen.
Cricket sits at the centre of the experience. The app gets busiest through tournament season — IPL, PSL, T20 leagues, bilateral series and major ICC events — when there is a game almost every day. Around that, it adds football, boxing and motorsports for fans who follow more than one sport.
Practical touches make it stick: match alerts so you do not miss a start, a floating player for watching while you multitask, a cast option for the big screen, and a low‑data mode for when the connection is weak.
Cricket, football, boxing and motorsports fixtures organised in a single tab — no app‑hopping to find what is on now.
A 17.5 MB install that runs on Android 5.0 and up, so it stays usable on older and budget phones.
Low‑data mode and multiple server options help playback hold up on patchy mobile connections.
Here's what each screen of the app actually does — from the live events feed to the player, channels and the handy options in between.
The moment you open Cricfy TV, the home feed shows what's on — football, cricket, baseball and more. Sport icons along the top let you filter, while the All / Live / Recent / Upcoming tabs sort matches. Each card shows the teams, start time and a live countdown.
Pick any live event and it opens straight into a full‑screen player. Supported games stream in crisp high definition with a clean scoreboard overlay, so you never miss a moment of the action.
Beyond live events, browse TV channels grouped into neat categories — JioTV+, Sony, Hotstar, Waves OTT, T Sports and many more — and jump between them with a single tap.
Dedicated sports channels in one grid — Star Sports, Sky Sports, Fox & Sky Cricket, ESPN, Ten Sports, Willow, F1, NBA and WWE — covering cricket, football, racing and more.
Big matches list multiple links — FHD, HD, FOX Soccer+, beIN Sports, SD and more. If one server is slow or down, just switch to another for a steadier feed.
Set playback to Auto or lock it to a specific resolution like 720p, and switch audio tracks too — handy for saving data or matching whatever connection you're on.
Turn on the floating player to pop the stream into a small window. Chat, browse or check the scorecard in other apps while the match keeps playing — you can even run multiple floating windows at once.
Switch on low‑quality mode to lower the resolution, cut buffering and keep the stream stable when your connection is weak or your mobile data is limited.
Cricfy TV installs from an APK file rather than the Play Store. Grabbing it takes under a minute on any Android phone.
Open this page on your Android phone — it always points to the latest verified Cricfy TV build (v6.7).
Tap the download button to save the Cricfy TV APK. It will land in your browser's Downloads folder in a few seconds.
Before opening it, head to Settings → Security and be ready to allow installs from your browser or file manager.
Real screenshots of the install flow on Android, explained one step at a time. The whole thing takes about a minute.
Open your browser's Downloads (or the file manager) and find the freshly saved Cricfy_V6.7.apk under “Just now”. Tap it to begin.
If your browser warns that it can't install unknown apps from this source, tap “Settings” on that prompt to continue.
On the “Install unknown apps” screen, turn on “Allow from this source”. This lets your phone install the APK outside the Play Store — you only do this once.
Go back and tap Install on the “Do you want to install this app?” dialog. Wait a few seconds while Cricfy TV is set up.
Once you see “App installed”, tap Open to launch Cricfy TV and jump straight into the live events tab.
Note: personal files visible in some Downloads screenshots have been blurred for privacy — they are not part of the app.
Cricfy TV updates from an APK, not the Play Store, so it's worth checking for a newer build before major tournaments.
Open Cricfy TV, go to the menu and note the version number. Compare it with the latest (v6.7) shown on this site.
Grab the current APK from the download button on this page — newer builds ship better servers and fewer bugs.
Open the new APK and install it. Android updates the app in place, so your favourites and settings are kept.
Launch Cricfy TV again — you're now on the latest version, ready for the next big match.
Tip: you can always see every release on our version history page.
A straight, honest look at how safe Cricfy TV is, what data is involved and where it works.
The APK we link is checked with basic security tools (Security Verified, McAfee, F‑Secure) before it goes live, so you install with more confidence.
Cricfy TV doesn't ask you to create an account or hand over personal details, and this site collects only basic, non‑identifying analytics.
Because it's a third‑party app, certain events or servers may not be available in every region or on older versions — keeping the app updated helps.
Cricfy TV is unofficial and we host no video content. Always follow the streaming laws in your country and prefer official broadcasters where you can.
Cricfy TV is a lightweight, free Android app that pulls live cricket, football, F1 and more into a single live‑events feed — with handy extras like multiple servers, HD streaming, a floating player and a low‑data mode. For fans who want one simple place to see what's on and start watching, it does the job well.
It isn't perfect — being a third‑party app, quality leans on your connection, the odd ad appears and it isn't on the Play Store, so you install and update from an APK. Go in with realistic expectations, keep it on the latest version, and follow your local streaming laws, and it's a genuinely useful companion through a busy sports calendar.
Quick answers to the things people most often ask before installing Cricfy TV.
The APK we link is run through basic security checks (Security Verified, McAfee, F‑Secure) before upload. That said, it's a third‑party app — only download from a source you trust, scan the file, and review the permissions before installing.
In most regions Cricfy TV works without a VPN. Some events or servers may be limited by location, in which case a VPN can help — but always make sure you're complying with your local streaming laws.
Yes. The built‑in player has a cast option that sends a supported stream to a Smart TV or Android TV on the same Wi‑Fi network. You can also run the app directly on Android TV.
Buffering usually comes down to a slow connection or a busy server. Switch to another server for the match, turn on low‑data mode, move to a stronger Wi‑Fi signal, or update to the latest version for better servers.
No. Cricfy TV is an Android‑only app distributed as an APK, so it can't be installed on iPhone or iPad. iOS users would need an official, licensed sports app instead.
Yes. Cricfy TV is free to download and use. Some versions may show occasional ads to support the service, but there's no purchase or subscription required.
Cricfy TV focuses on live events, and may offer highlights or short clips depending on the version and what's available. For full replays, official broadcasters are the more reliable choice.
No. As a third‑party app it isn't on the Play Store, so you install it from an APK and enable “install from unknown sources” once during setup.