Go Live has always put the score in the picture. With version 0.1.22 the stream looks much more like a broadcast: real faces, real signals, and numbers that tell viewers who they are watching. Nothing new to set up — it all comes from the match you are already scoring.
Players’ photos
- Profile photos replace the letters on the side of the score bar and on every scorecard row.
- A pair shows two photos side by side. A player with no photo shows the first letter of their name instead.
- The VS card before the match uses bigger photos, on the match type’s own banner art: Target red, Head to Head blue, Double Header gold.
An umpire for every signal
Every four, six, wicket, no ball, wide and free hit brings an umpire on the right of the picture making the signal. A no ball says NO BALL, and the next ball says FREE HIT. On the left, a simple corner tag names the batter for a FOUR, SIX or WICKET, replacing the old burst.
Stats cards before each innings
- Before the first ball of an innings the stream shows the batting side’s batting numbers, then the bowling side’s bowling numbers, six seconds each.
- Each player’s card includes their won / lost record in this match type. A first match shows zeros, not a blank.
- On Target the stream shows one card with the batter and bowler, then the target card.
- A guest’s account is never revealed on a card.
- The last card stays up until the streamer taps Score bar, or the first ball is bowled.
Breaks and the result
- At the innings break the scorecard shows for 20 seconds, then the target, counting any head start a side gets.
- Resume goes straight back to the live score. Pause during a chase shows what is needed.
- At the end of each over the scorecard shows for 6 seconds.
- The result band is gold.
