How to Watch Live Cricket Streaming on Touchcric
Touchcric is a mobile cricket website designed to help fans find live cricket streaming information, upcoming fixtures and cricket match updates. Whether you follow international Tests, ICC tournaments, IPL, PSL or other T20 leagues, this guide explains how to locate listed matches, use available viewing options and troubleshoot common browser issues.
Reviewed 7 November 2026
1. Find a match
Open the Touchcric homepage or Schedule. Choose a listed fixture to open its individual match page. Depending on the match, you may find start times, participating teams, venue details, preview information, announced squads and links to available viewing options.
When reading a future fixture, check whether its date and venue are confirmed. The schedule can change because of weather, tournament decisions or broadcasting arrangements.
2. Use Touchcric on Android and iPhone
- Open a modern browser such as Chrome or Safari.
- Visit new.touchcric.com.
- Choose the desired match from the homepage or schedule.
- Read the match status and use an available viewing option where offered.
- If video playback is permitted by the provider, follow its browser controls to start, unmute or enlarge the video.
Some browsers restrict autoplay with sound, so you may need to tap the player to unmute or start playback. Watching through mobile data may use significant bandwidth.
3. Tablets, laptops and desktop computers
Touchcric’s responsive pages work in modern browsers on an iPad and Android tablet. Tablet visitors can follow the same steps as mobile users: choose an upcoming or live fixture, read its match details and check the available viewing options.
Watching from a Windows PC or MacBook?
For Webcric live cricket streaming information and a desktop-focused cricket experience, visit Webcric.im. The website is intended for laptop and desktop visitors and features cricket match information, schedules and available viewing options.
Complete desktop instructions: How to use Webcric on your desktop or laptop. The guide includes Windows, MacBook, browsers and troubleshooting advice.
You do not need to switch to Webcric when using a mobile phone; continue using the Touchcric match pages and the help sections below.
4. Smart TVs and casting
For TV playback, check whether the authorised viewing service for your event supports a Smart TV app, Chromecast, AirPlay or screen mirroring. Compatibility depends on the source and television; not every browser player can be cast to a TV.
5. International and domestic cricket
Touchcric’s cricket schedule can include international Tests, ODIs, T20 Internationals, ICC events and franchise competitions. Visit the Cricket Events hub for background and announced scheduling information about the Cricket World Cup, T20 World Cup, Champions Trophy, IPL, PSL, BBL, CPL, BPL, LPL, ILT20, SA20 and The Hundred.
The event guides contain competition information; the match schedule and individual pages cover particular fixtures. A listed event does not guarantee that live video is available.
6. Troubleshooting
Player shows a black screen
Check that the fixture is marked Live, refresh the page and try a different available authorised option if one is provided.
Player is hidden
Some match pages show a player only when coverage is expected. Before and after a match, the page may display match details instead.
Video buffers or fails to connect
Check your internet connection, disable a problematic browser extension if appropriate and try another browser. A stream itself may be temporarily unavailable.
Sound or fullscreen does not start automatically
Browser autoplay and fullscreen policies vary, particularly on iOS. Use the player’s own controls.
7. Is Touchcric free?
Touchcric’s publicly available match information and editorial pages are free to browse. They may be supported by advertising. Whether a particular live video service is free, licensed in your country, or accessible without registration is determined by that service and its rights agreements.