The social cricket app, CricHQ arrives on Windows Phone

CricHQ (CricHQ.com) is a cricket technology company with headquarters in Wellington, New Zealand and has former Kiwi captain Stephen Fleming on its board.

With a mission of redefining how cricket is administered, shared, analyzed, and followed, the app allows you to ‘follow’ your favorite players to receive notifications and broadcasts whenever they play cricket or share social updates.

CricHQ is quite different that other cricket portals which focus on news and features. The service works on the premise of following individual players, no matter the level or grade they play at – from international stars to the grassroots. You’d receive broadcasts when players you follow participate in a match and receive social updates from the fans and players you follow.

The app allows you to post text, photo, and video updates with your unique cricketing perspective from your device. It offers live cricket scores from around the world with ball-by-ball updates with in-match commentary as well as advanced statistical insights.

CricHQ aims to redefine the cricketing landscape for the fans as well as the players at all levels of the sport. The app builds social in and allows fans to get up close and personal with their favorite players as well as share their opinions from the comfort of their armchair.

Download the CricHQ app for free for Windows Phone 7.x and Windows Phone 8 devices from the Windows Phone Store. Give it a spin, and let us know how you like it.

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