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Top 5 Best Android Apps for watching streaming IPL 6 Live

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IPL is around the corner and it is not possible for every person to watch IPL live in the stadium or at home in front of television. But all those smartphone users needn’t worry now because there some fantastic new Android apps for IPL 2013 that will not only keep you updated with the score, but will also allow you to watch the match live on your phone. Let’s have a look at the best android apps for watching IPL 6 live.





1. IPL 6 Live Score and schedule


This app provides you with the information of the ongoing match like live score apart from the points table and details about individual players. The user can also get the information about matches scheduled to be played right till the final of IPL 2013 which is to be played on May 27th.


2. Live Cricket




Don’t want to miss the action when you are away with just your phone as the company? This app allows the user to watch the live streaming of any cricket match, whether it is IPL, T-20 or any one day international. The user just needs to install flash player in the mobile and enable java script for the browser. The app also gives information about the team rankings as well as points.

3. Cricket Live Streaming


As the name of the app suggests, it allows you watch the cricket match live on your handset. The best thing is that you can watch the match in normal as well HD mode. All you require is Adobe flash player. Moreover, you can also watch the highlights of the previous matches through this app.

4. Cricket Pro


This app integrates social networking with cricket. So not only you can follow the live score, but can also auto SMS it to your friends. You can also share a lot of other information on your social networking page. The app is pretty fast and has got calendar syncing for fixtures.

5. Live Cricket score Widget Ticker


With this widget in your phone, you don’t need to run an app to know the live score. It shows the current scoreboard right on your home screen. The best thing is that it doesn’t slow down you phone and makes use of minimal battery. So you can check the scoreboard with minimal fuss.

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