All the cricket news, in one fast app
Match reports, squads, injuries and transfers from publishers around the world. India, T20 leagues, Tests, ODIs and the World Cup — or just your team.
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Built for following cricket, not for scrolling ads
Cricket News pulls fresh headlines from hundreds of news sites and sorts them the way a fan thinks: by format, by tournament, by country.
17 feeds, one swipe apart
Top stories, India, T20 leagues, Test, ODI, World Cup, women's cricket, auctions and ten national teams.
My teams
Pick your sides once and get a single feed with only their news.
Trending now
The stories most publishers are covering right now, one tap from the top of the feed.
Search
Find news about any player, series or ground in seconds.
Save for later
Bookmark a story and read it when the match is over.
15 languages
English, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Tamil, Telugu and nine more, with dark mode and adjustable text size.
Every story links to its source
You see the headline, a short summary, the publisher and the time. One button opens the full article on the publisher's own site.
- Publisher name on every card
- No copied articles — the full text stays with the people who wrote it
- Share a story with the system share sheet


Follow the teams you care about
Choose from ten national sides. Change your picks any time.
- India
- Pakistan
- Bangladesh
- England
- Australia
- Sri Lanka
- South Africa
- New Zealand
- West Indies
- Afghanistan
Small download, light on your phone
The whole app is 45 KB — smaller than a single photo. It asks for one permission: internet access.
No account
Open the app and read. Nothing to sign up for.
No ads, no trackers
The app contains no advertising or analytics code.
Works on slow networks
Feeds are cached, so what you loaded stays readable when the signal drops.
Questions
Is Cricket News free?
Yes. The app is free, has no account or sign-up, and no in-app purchases.
Where does the news come from?
Headlines come from news publishers and cricket sites around the world, gathered through the freenewsapi.ai news index. Each card shows the publisher's name, and “Read full story” opens the original article on the publisher's site.
Does the app show live scores or ball-by-ball commentary?
No. Cricket News is a news reader: match reports, squads, injuries, interviews, auctions and analysis. For live scores, use a scores app alongside it.
How do I install an APK file?
Tap Download, open the downloaded file, and allow your browser or file manager to install apps when Android asks. The download page has step-by-step instructions.
Is it safe to install?
The APK is signed by us and you can check the file against the SHA-256 checksum on the download page. The app asks for one permission only: internet access.