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Cricket SA Expands Offering With Mobile App

Cricket South Africa (CSA) proudly announces the launch of the official Cricket SA Mobile App on Friday, marking a bold new era in how the organisation connects with cricket fans across the country and beyond

Available now on both Android and iOS, the new platform has been designed to deliver a more innovative, responsive, and fan-first cricket experience, placing supporters at the heart of the game like never before

As part of CSA’s wider digital transformation to create a smarter and more connected cricket ecosystem, the Cricket SA Mobile App represents one of the most significant shifts in how the organisation engages with its stakeholders

The application offers fans access to exclusive content, including behind-the-scenes footage, upcoming fixtures, tickets and merchandise shop, while also allowing supporters to follow live ball-byball commentary and track tournament standings

CSA Chief Executive Officer, Pholetsi Moseki, said; “Innovation and data-led decision-making are central to CSA’s long-term vision as the organisation continues to move towards a more responsive and deeper understanding of its audience

“The Cricket SA Mobile App will serve as a central hub for South African cricket fans, bringing them closer to the action through enhanced engagement, exclusive content and future-ready innovations designed to evolve with the modern game

“We look forward to taking South African cricket into this exciting new digital era together, while continuing to make the game more accessible and inclusive for all,” said Moseki

The App can be downloaded via links below:

  • ANDROID: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=za.cricketsaapp
  • IOS: https://apps.apple.com/za/app/cricketsa/id6760403521
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