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Yes. For Essential or Perform plans, you can request a free trial to get started. For Professional or Elite plans, you'll need to contact sales.

NV Play's pricing varies per plan and per region. Contact sales for an idea of costs, or request a free trial to try it for free first.

Yes. From grassroots cricket, right up to the elite International game, NV Play is the cricket software of choice for every level of cricket. Head to our 'Plans' page to explore every NV Play plan in detail.

NV Play is available in specific regions. To find out if it's in your area, get in touch. 

NV Play integrates with a huge range of third-party software – including Opta, Tableau, Microsoft PowerBI, Hawk-Eye, Virtual Eye, and more. To find out if NV Play will integrate with the specific set-up you're running, send us a note at Contact Sales.

Yes, we do! If you need help with anything NV Play, head to our support desk and knowledge base.

Get in touch, and let's talk about how NV Play's cricket partnerships and integrations can change your game.

NV Play integrates with some of the biggest names in data. Like Opta (for statistical data feeds), Tableau (for interactive visual dashboards), Microsoft PowerBI (for custom reporting dashboards), Hawk-Eye (for ball-tracking data), Virtual Eye (for real-time 3D animations), and more.

Absolutely. You can get your cricket competition sorted with an out-of-the-box NV Play solution, or if you need a special set-up you can get in touch with the team.

NV Play includes a suite of features designed to improve accuracy, speed, and confidence for scorers at any level. These include Auto-Correct, Scoring Assists, End-of-Over Checks, Real-Time Validation, and Post-Match Editing tools.

Auto-Correct activates when a user edits a ball and prompts whether to update all subsequent balls automatically. This makes sure that striker/non-striker details, batter runs, bowler statistics, and all related data stays accurate – saving time and minimising errors whenever an edit affects subsequent balls.

End-of-Over Checks prompt scorers at the end of each over to verify key details, including ball counts, runs, wickets, bowler assignments, and overs bowled. Any errors can quickly and easily be corrected via Edit Mode and Auto-Correct, then you can go back to the End-of-Over Check to confirm all changes. These checks help reduce errors and keep match data accurate.

Scoring Assists are prompts that help scorers manage key events and maintain accuracy, like:

• End-of-Over prompt
• Bowler has reached maximum overs
• Partnership has reached maximum overs (Pairs Cricket)
• New ball due

These assists improve efficiency and reduce errors by highlighting important match events.

Yes. While there isn’t a boundary countback feature, NV Play supports an unlimited number of Super Overs (just in case it ever turns out a single Super Over isn't enough).

Yes. NV Play supports a wide range of cricket formats, including limited overs, Pairs Cricket, Last Man Stands, sight classification categories (B1, B2, B3), junior and recreational cricket, indoor cricket and traditional red-ball cricket. All match rules can be customised to suit your competition or style of play.

Yes. You can add:

• Live scores and statistics
• Sponsor or branding graphics
• Event-based highlights (e.g. wickets, 4s, 6s)
• Pre-roll and post-roll graphics

All overlays are fully customisable to match your club or league branding. You can also put it into ‘set and forget’ mode, with graphics and highlights automatically triggered – or opt for full manual control, and customise your overlays and replays to suit.

NV Play supports a huge range of professional-level, broadcast-grade graphics. Including:

• Worm
• Manhattan
• Run Rate
• Wagon Wheel
• Match Title
• Batting Card
• Bowling Card
• Partnership
• Match Summary
• Bowling Mini-Card
• And more.

Yes. NV Play lets you start the live stream then run it automatically, so you can focus entirely on scoring the match.

Overlays, highlights, and graphics can all be automated, which means you don’t have to do anything during play. And if you want to adjust graphics or trigger highlights yourself, you still have the option for manual control.

Yes – we offer a range of cricket live streaming hardware kits. Head to our 'Hardware' page to find out if our premium kits are available in your region. 

You can add match clips, player-specific clips, season-wide highlights, sponsor videos, pre-rolls, images, and externally sourced media. Score overlays, watermarks, and animations can also be applied for branding or broadcast consistency.

Yes. You can auto-generate a highlights package based on selected event types such as wickets, boundaries, milestones, or custom filters. You can also use the Multi-Match Stats Wizard to find specific deliveries and build packages around those.

Yes. You can trim clips, adjust start times, reorder them, change playback speed, apply animations, mute or replace audio, and add watermarks or overlays. Any clip can be edited before export.

Yes. Packages can be pushed directly into a live stream or displayed on a replay screen or scoreboard during breaks in play.

Exported MP4 files can be shared on social media, uploaded to websites, sent to players or coaches, or published to your NV Play Online Match Centre if your plan supports it.

Your video package can be as long or as short as you like—there’s no fixed limit. When auto-generating highlights, you can also set a maximum duration to keep the package within a defined timeframe, ensuring it fits the needs of your broadcast, social media post, or review session.

NV Play's Video Analysis captures industry-standard high-performance data, including bowling type, pitch maps, and beehive visualisations. With Video Analysis PRO, you can also analyse shot type, fielding events, and a wide range of additional performance indicators.

Yes. The Pitchside Analytics app lets you capture fielding events, positions, and runs saved or cost, all synced into High Performance Analysis. You can also record this in NV Play for Windows, though the tablet offers the advantage of letting coaches roam the boundary and code live.

Sure can. Teams can share curated video packages or playlists with players via NV Play’s export options, making it easy to deliver feedback and training content. Players can also access the online tools themselves for self-review, helping them track progress and reinforce learning.

Absolutely. NV Play allows real-time analysis, so coaches and analysts can access data and video as the match unfolds. This helps inform tactical decisions, scouting, and opposition planning.

Yes. NV Play’s Multi-Match Stats Wizard enables deep analysis across matches and seasons, helping you reveal trends and compare players over extended periods, competitions or formats. You can opt for 3-Match Stats Wizard, or level-up to the 100-Match Stats Wizard to analyse data across up to 100 matches.

To run Vision AI you’ll need two stable, high-quality cameras. For the best results:

• Place a stationary camera at each end (positioned behind the bowler)
• Mount each camera at 10m or higher for clear visibility over the umpire
• Ideally angle the camera between 0° and 8° off-centre
• 1080p video at 25fps or 50fps progressive scan
• Zoom in so that only one pitch length either side of the wickets is visible
• Set the camera for the best contrast, sharpness, exposure, and shutter speed for the ultimate tracking accuracy.

If you need a hand, NV Play also provides a Setup Assistant to help check your camera quality and configuration.

Vision AI will still attempt detections, but it might not be as accurate. The Setup Assistant will highlight issues like low height, poor zoom, or unstable footage, so you can make any changes needed to improve your results.

Vision AI offers up some of the deepest insights in the game. Including:

• Ball tracking and trajectory visualisations
• Pitch map graphics, showing line and length zones
• Bowler release measurements
• Pitch map measurements
• Ball arrival measurements
• Keeper up/back detection
• Bowler over/around-wicket detection
• Feet movement
• Wide on crease events
• Appeal events
• Automatically generated ball clips

It does both. Vision AI can run in real time during a match, or process recorded video after play. For live mode you’ll need the right hardware and stable video input.

Yes. Vision AI can be used at all levels of the game – from elite programmes to community clubs. All you need is the right camera setup, and you’re good to go.

Vision AI automates most coding tasks, but some events might be flagged with low confidence. These can then be reviewed or corrected by the scorer or analyst if needed. You can also add to the Vision AI coding with your own coding.

Yes. Vision AI can be used at all levels of the game – from elite programmes to community clubs. All you need is the right camera setup, and you’re good to go.

Definitely. All you need is the right camera set-up, and you can use Vision AI to provide teams with high performance metrics – and level-up your tournament broadcast with stunning graphics and accurate ball trajectories. 

Absolutely. All you need is the right camera set-up, then Vision AI can provide teams with invaluable high performance metrics, and level-up your match day broadcast with stunning graphics and accurate ball trajectories. 

NV Play supports both traditional fixed-digit scoreboards and modern, full screen LED/video display scoreboards.

Yes. Whenever a ball is scored, the scoreboard updates instantly. Scoring events like wickets, 4s and 6s can also be configured to trigger automatic branded activations or video playback.

Scoreboards connected directly to the scoring computer will keep working normally. Internet issues only affect online services, not the local scoreboard data output.

Yes. You can assign custom images or media files to display automatically during specific events like wickets and boundaries, or display manually at any time.

Yes. If DLS is enabled on the match, ball-by-ball (or end-of-over) Par Scores are displayed by default. They’re also showcased on a dedicated slide display for a particular over.

You sure can. You can configure multiple outputs, each with its own layout, resolution, and content design.

Yes. You can use cast devices to cast the scoreboard display (excluding live streams and video replays) from the scoring computer to a pavilion TV.