Device compatibility
Most modern phones will run the operator's app. The minimum OS version is published in the install page requirements. We flag compatibility issues where we have evidence.
The app in research
What we cover about the app
The app research attached to this desk covers three areas: what the app does, how to verify it is the official build, and how to manage permissions. We do not test every app update on this desk; instead, we focus on the questions readers ask most often.
Permission review
Review the permission list before installing. Grant only what is necessary for the features you use. Re-review after major updates.
Compatibility and updates
Updates change the app regularly. The verified app version at the time of writing should be confirmed via the operator's official channels before relying on it. We do not maintain a version number on this page; we link to the official install pages instead.
What to check after updates
Permission changes, default settings shifts, and new location access. If an update requests a permission that didn't exist before, treat it as suspicious until you read the release notes.
Permission review
Permissions
Permissions are the most overlooked security feature in apps. Review them once at install, again at every major update, and once more if the app behaves unexpectedly.
Match-day use
For fantasy cricket readers, the app's match-day features (live scores, in-play markets, account verification) are the most relevant. Push notifications can be useful for live updates but may be turned off if you only use the app at specific times.
Notifications you should turn on
Account security, password change notifications, and prize or withdrawal confirmations are the three that should always remain on.