Cricfy TV for Smart TV

Some matches deserve a bigger screen. Cricfy TV for smart TV brings the same live cricket, football and 600+ channels to your television, with an interface designed to be driven by a remote instead of a touchscreen.

Cricfy TV on the big screen

The TV build is made for Android TV and Android-based smart TVs. Menus are large and readable from the sofa, navigation moves in clear steps with the arrow keys, and the player supports HD streams up to 1080p — on a decent connection, a match looks properly sharp on a 43-inch screen and up.

How to install it on your TV

TVs don't make sideloading as obvious as phones do, but there are two reliable ways. Pick whichever sounds easier.

Method 1: the Downloader app

Open the Play Store on your TV, install "Downloader", and open it. Type in the download page address from this site, download the TV APK, and install it when prompted. You'll need to allow unknown sources once — the TV will point you to the setting.

Method 2: a USB drive

Download the APK on your phone or computer, copy it to a USB drive, and plug the drive into your TV. Open it with your TV's file manager app and install. If your TV has no file manager, install one free from the Play Store first.

Designed for the TV remote

Everything is reachable with up, down, left, right and OK. Channel lists scroll smoothly, the back button always takes you one step back, and there's nothing that needs a mouse cursor or a keyboard — though both work if you have them plugged in.

What your TV needs

Any TV running Android TV (version 7 or newer is ideal) or a TV box/stick based on Android, like a Mi Box or Fire Stick with sideloading enabled. A stable Wi-Fi connection matters more than raw speed — 10 Mbps handles HD comfortably.

Smart TV FAQs

Which TVs work with Cricfy TV?

Android TV sets from Sony, TCL, Hisense, Xiaomi and others, plus Android TV boxes and sticks. If your TV runs the Play Store, you're almost certainly fine.

My TV isn't Android TV. Can I still watch?

Yes — plug in an Android TV stick or box (a Fire Stick or Mi Box works) and install the app on that. It's the simplest upgrade for a non-Android smart TV.

Can I use it on an Amazon Fire Stick?

Yes. Enable "apps from unknown sources" in the Fire Stick settings, then use the Downloader app to fetch and install the APK.

The app looks too big or too small on my TV. How do I fix it?

Check your TV's display or overscan settings — some TVs zoom the picture by default. Setting the picture mode to "Just Scan" or "Screen Fit" usually sorts it out.

Does it support 4K TVs?

The app streams up to 1080p HD, which looks crisp on most 4K TVs thanks to upscaling. There's no native 4K stream.

My remote feels sluggish in the app. Any tips?

Make sure no other heavy app is running in the background, and restart the TV if it's been on for days. Bluetooth remotes also respond better than old infrared ones.

Last updated: September 30, 2026