CrickHunt - Auction & Scoring, developed by NOPCYPHER, digitizes local cricket tournaments and player auctions for organizers and clubs. The app combines real-time player bidding with automated purse tracking and transfers into ball-by-ball live scoring once matches begin. It also offers season-based tournament records, exportable PDF reports, and broadcast-style overlays. Tournament organizers, clubs, and academies gain a single system that replaces paperwork and centralizes auction-to-score workflows for local events.

Runs auctions and match scoring in one coordinated workflow

The app pairs a real-time player bidding system with an automated team purse ledger and then moves into live, ball-by-ball scoring for matches, which removes the need for separate auction spreadsheets and manual scorecards. Season-based tournament management stores multiple seasons under one umbrella, so organizers can keep cumulative records and switch from auction mode to match mode within the same tournament profile.

Delivers broadcast and remote participation through web dashboards

This tool supports projector and YouTube overlay screens and provides a web-based auction dashboard for live events, enabling owners to join auctions remotely. The architecture supports multi-device access across mobile, tablet, and desktop, so a single event can present a TV-style overlay on a projector while administrators run the auction from a browser-based dashboard.

Onboarding and multi-device workflows suit organizers and players

Player registration uses shareable links that let players upload profiles and photos, which administrators verify before auctions. Multi-device support helps match officials score on mobile while commentators or stream operators use tablets or desktops. The verification step introduces an administrative task before game day, so organizers should schedule time to approve registrations ahead of auctions.

Keeps season records and exports for post-event reporting

The app produces exportable PDF player reports and team squad lists and tracks auction spend automatically through its budget ledger, which supports ongoing league bookkeeping. Privacy-wise, the platform accepts player-uploaded profile data for admin verification; the app’s workflow implies networked transfers when using overlays and remote bidding, so records and exports are managed through its connected interfaces.

To sum up, CrickHunt suits organizers seeking a single-system tournament workflow

To sum up, CrickHunt is a practical option for community tournament organizers who want a single place to run auctions, keep season records, and produce post-event reports; plan for pre-event administrative work to verify player registrations and to rehearse the web dashboard before live streaming or projection. This app fits organizers prioritizing structured administration and remote owner participation over ad hoc paper processes.