Willow - Watch Live Cricket

Willow - Watch Live Cricket

By Cricket Acquisition Corporation

Score: 2.4216
2.4216
From 5,906 Ratings

Description

The best Cricket app for Live Streaming, Live Scorecard, Live Commentary, Highlights & Replays. Watch all the catch up action from interactive live scorecard & live commentary. • Live Cricket Watch your favorite teams playing Live on iPhone, iPad or Chromecast. • Sign in with TV Providers Login using Dish, Spectrum, Optimum or FIOS TV Providers • In App purchase - Willow Premium Subscription - Willow Premium Subscription is an auto renewable subscription & it can be purchased within app for $9.99/month - Willow Premium Subscription gives you access to Live Streaming, Highlights & Replays in HD - Your subscription will renew every 30 days, there is no trial period. Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period – Your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage your subscriptions and you may turn off auto-renewal by going to the your iTunes Account Settings after purchase • Highlights Unlimited exclusive catch up action, watch it if you missed the live action or watch it again. • Interactive Live Scores Watch catch up highlights from live Scorecard & Commentary. Watch videos of all the fours, sixes & wickets from interactive scorecard & interactive commentary • Replays Missed the Live match? Watch entire match replay on your favorite device. • Share Share the cricket moments with your friends, invite them to watch. • Chromecast Cast it to your big screen TV, watch the live cricket, highlights or replays on the big screen. Willow, the premier broadcaster of cricket in the United States and Canada brings all the exclusive LIVE & On Demand action of the cricket to your iOS devices. Features list: - Watch Live Cricket, Highlights & Replays in HD on the go - Sign in with your TV Providers, supported TV providers include Dish, Spectrum, Optimum, FIOS & Altice One - Live streaming of all cricket action - Exclusive highlights & replays - Access to cricket highlights when you miss the Live match - Watch Live cricket, highlights & replays on Chromecast - Interactive Scoreboards & Commentary - Fixtures & reminders for live events - Filters on Results & Fixtures - Hide scores & results - Share your favourite action with your friends Live streaming of cricket matches are available for paid subscribers - Willow Premium Subscription is required to watch live streaming of Cricket. Feedback: - Follow us on Twitter for the latest updates and to provide feedback on the app: twitter.com/willowtv. - Use the Feedback form in the app’s Settings menu to let us know how we are doing. Terms of Use: https://www.willow.tv/termsofuse Privacy Policy: https://www.willow.tv/privacypolicy

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Reviews

  • Terrible App

    1
    By bathay
    This is hands down one of the worst streaming apps I’ve ever used. It crashes constantly, the UI feels like it was designed a decade ago, and the same ads repeat every single over like some kind of punishment. To make it worse, it runs deportation ads while clearly targeting immigrants in the US—completely tone-deaf and uncomfortable. You’re paying for frustration, not cricket. Avoid this app at all costs.

  • What monopoly does to business

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    By Rpgamer28
    These clowns are owned by Times Group- India’s biggest news media house. They own exclusive rights to all streaming in US, thanks to bribery and quid pro quo within Indian government. Now that they know there are no checks and balances they have gone totally shameless with awful video delivery with constant buffering and glitches, made worse by misplaced ads. Filed several complaints but no change in quality. I hope karma hits everyone associated with this scam of a company hard someday.

  • Very frustrating

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    By Maralyn Lancaster
    It always takes several tries to get the app to open. It is hit and miss as to whether a match will open. Very disappointing.

  • Worst

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    By Montu178
    Why do you hide unsubscribe button? Where is it in your app?

  • Abysmal quality

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    By soundtrackschyea
    I hardly ever write reviews. But I needed to convey just how terrible this app is that we in America are cursed to watch due to their stranglehold on the rights of cricket in this country. Horrible quality, constantly glitching, terrible customer support. I recommend finding any way possible to avoid using this app and giving Willow your money. Any way you can. It is not worth it.

  • Case study for how monopolies destroy innovation

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    By Dbee101
    it weren’t for the year displayed on my phone, I’d genuinely believe we’re still living in 2003 — because that’s clearly where Willow HQ got stuck while the rest of the world moved on to high-quality streaming and modern interfaces. Meanwhile, we’re paying premium prices for potato-resolution streams, random buffering marathons, and enough latency to hear the final wicket fall from our neighbors before Willow shows us the bowler’s run-up. And the ads — oh, the ads. Nothing says “we value our customers” like being force-fed the same Valero and Toyota commercials every time I dare to blink. A 5-second break? Cool, get ready for 30 seconds of déjà-vu advertising hell. It’s like the app is punishing us for trying to enjoy cricket. The funniest (or saddest?) part: this is the official broadcaster for major cricket tournaments. The pinnacle of the sport — delivered like a college project gone wrong. ICC doesn’t care. BCCI doesn’t care. Willow certainly doesn’t care. Monopoly is a lovely business model when you’ve mastered “bare minimum,” I guess. To any Willow representative doom-scrolling through complaints: perhaps try focusing on streaming the actual match properly before dreaming up new ways to show us the same car ad for the 400th time? Anyway, keep ignoring this feedback. The world will eventually find better ways to keep up with cricket. Your monopoly won’t protect you forever. Until then, thanks for the nostalgia — I never asked to return to the early 2000s, but here we are.

  • Zero Stars

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    By Shp826
    Awful app with constant glitches and terrible ads that play instead of the paid for cricket. The ICC should take away Willow’s rights to the sport

  • Awful

    1
    By Willow awful
    Repetitive ads. Steam constantly stops. Absolutely awful experience. Avoid giving these people any money. So terrible.

  • Worst app I have ever come across

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    By NYCwhite rose
    In an age where we can pretty much run our lives with apps, I'm amazed that such a low quality app could even have been released. I've tried all 4 video sources and the feed keeps stopping. But I can watch full movies on Netflix / HBO / Showtime on the same device. If this doesn't improve very soon, I'm terminating my subscription. Really poor development and execution.

  • Gone awry

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    By curdriceaurora
    There was a time when Disney were looking to acquire WillowTV for their streaming tech before eventually going in deep with BAMTech. Oh how the mighty have fallen. While it still remains the only legitimate way to watch most Cricket in the US(ESPN's diminishing interest not withstanding) their ad infusion has gotten way overboard, down to Sony Max levels in the 2010s. The sport is built for ads and yet still there is a tasteful way to approach it. All of which, they knew how to do right at an earlier time, when maybe the rights weren't as expensive, while the market wasn't that big. Now with the effective monopoly, it is full of misplaced ads from an extremely small catalog of Money Transfer and Frozen Grocery products, with the odd Fortune Teller thrown in. The good old days of Toyota ads are gone. FAST services like Viki and IQIYI have launched after Willow but have a robust offering without a buggy ad experience while Willow is subjecting their paid premium subscribers to such droll. But it is a choice they're making to ignore the regressed viewing experience for as long as they have. A choice backed by the monopoly of the viewing rights.

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