Season 2027

Every XI.Every weekend.Posted.

Fixtures, results, league tables and player of the week for every senior side, pulled straight from Play-Cricket and drawn in your club’s own colours. Including the 4th XI, who have never once made the feed.

A Riverside CC fixtures card in navy and amber, listing five sides out on Saturday
A Riverside CC result card with the live league table beside the scores

Instagram, run properly, for a cricket club.

The week

Five posts a week,drafted beforeanyone asks.

Play-Cricket already holds every fixture, scorecard and league position your club has. It just never reaches anyone. This is that data, on a fixed weekly rhythm, in a design that belongs to you.

Thursday

Every side that is out

Every side that is out: a Riverside CC card for thursday

Friday

The XI

The XI: a Riverside CC card for friday

Weekend

Every result, with the live table

Every result, with the live table: a Riverside CC card for weekend

Monday

Where you stand

Where you stand: a Riverside CC card for monday

Tuesday

Player of the week

Player of the week: a Riverside CC card for tuesday

01 / The week

The archive

Every matchyou have everplayed.

Play-Cricket has kept your scorecards for years and nobody has ever seen them. The archive turns any match in that history into a post: the cover, then both innings in full, every batter, every bowler, the extras and the fall of wickets. Typing one of these out by hand takes an evening, which is why no club does it.

The archive cover: Charlton Park 204 all out, Riverside 208 for 4, Riverside won by 6 wickets
The first innings in full: every Charlton Park batter, the extras, the fall of wickets and the Riverside bowling figures
The second innings in full: the Riverside chase, every batter and the Charlton Park bowling figures

Every season.

Not just this one. Anything Play-Cricket has kept for your club, back through the seasons, is a post waiting to be made.

Both innings, in full.

Every batter and how they went, every bowler’s figures, the extras, the fall of wickets. Nothing summarised away.

One match, one tap.

Give it a match and the three slides build themselves, in your crest and your colours, like every other card.

One match, three slides. The same weekend the result card above announced, in full, and the reason a member who has scrolled past a scoreline will stop on this one.

02 / The archive

Your design

It carries yourcrest, or it isnot worth posting.

Nothing here is a stock template with a logo dropped in the corner. Your crest, your colours, your ground and your sponsors are set up once and every card is built from them. Two clubs, same system, and you would not know they were related.

Oakfield CC: Claret and sky. Four sides out.

Oakfield CC

Claret and sky. Four sides out.

Meadowbank CC: Green and gold. A defeat still gets posted.

Meadowbank CC

Green and gold. A defeat still gets posted.

Meadowbank CC: Second, with the drop marked in red.

Meadowbank CC

Second, with the drop marked in red.

Your crest.

Set in the header band of every card, at the size it was drawn to be read at, never squashed into a corner.

Your colours.

Taken off the playing kit and applied to headers, rules, chips, highlight rows and the verdict stamp.

Your sponsors.

Along the footer of every card that goes out, which is the part a sponsor actually pays for.

Every card above belonged to one club in navy and amber. These belong to two others. Same system, same weekend, three identities, and the only thing that changed was a crest, a set of colours and a ground name.

03 / Your design

The tools

Every job the feedneeds, sitting onone screen.

Jobs that read Play-Cricket and draft a finished post. A queue that holds everything until somebody has read it. The squad, the selections, the archive, and a post you write yourself when no job covers it. All of it from a laptop in the clubhouse or a phone at an away ground.

The Pavilion console on a laptop: home, the queue, the jobs, the squad and the season archive

On a laptop.

Home, the queue, the jobs, the squad and the season archive, all in one place.

The Pavilion queue on a phone

On a phone.

The same queue, thumb sized.

Run a job.

Fixtures, results, tables and any match in the archive, drafted from Play-Cricket on one tap.

Make a post.

Anything a job will never draft: nets, an AGM, a welcome, a thank you, on your own templates.

The queue.

Nothing goes out unread, and nothing goes out twice. Post now, or set a time and leave it.

04 / The tools

What it costs

One setup.Then pick how much we do.

£500

One off

Setup

Play-Cricket connected, your season archive connected, your templates drawn to your crest and colours, and the whole thing wired together and proved on a real weekend of your fixtures before a monthly penny is due.

Self run

£150

Per month

Same rate year round£150
A year£1,800

The whole toolset, in your club’s hands. Matchday drafts itself. A volunteer does the rest in minutes.

  • Fixtures, team sheets, results and tables draft themselves
  • Player of the week: your captains get a link, the card builds from their pick
  • Write any other post yourself, on your own templates
  • Every past season, back through the archive
  • Approve and post from a laptop or a phone

Managed

Most clubs

£350

Per month, Apr to Sep

Oct to Mar£250
A year£3,600

We run the week. The tools stay yours for anything you want to add.

  • Everything in Self run
  • Every matchday card approved and posted by us
  • One mystery player video a month
  • Up to five club announcements a month

Managed plus

£750

Per month, Apr to Sep

Oct to Mar£500
A year£7,500

Video from the ground, and a feed that runs midweek as well as matchday.

  • Everything in Managed
  • A matchday video post, clipped from the weekend stream
  • A mystery player video every week
  • Three updated templates
  • Three non-matchday club posts a week

£POA

Per job

Anything else

Chasing unpaid match fees, committee minutes and packs, junior festivals, tours, presentation nights, sponsor campaigns, or any club process nobody has got round to automating. Some of it is already built, the rest is adapting what is there.

Match fee chasingClub adminJunior cricketSponsor campaigns

05 / What it costs

Getting started

Live insidea fortnight.

Send the crest and the colours.

A crest file and your playing colours. If you have sponsor artwork, that too. One email is usually enough.

We connect Play-Cricket.

Read only, through your club’s own ECB key. Fixtures, scorecards, tables and the season archive. Nothing is ever written back.

You see a real weekend first.

Your actual fixtures, on your actual cards, before anything is posted and before the monthly starts.

Pick a package and go.

Move up or down a tier at the end of any month. Start self run for the first half of a season and hand it over when the fixture list gets busy.

In season is April to September. Monthly, cancel at the end of any month. Announcement and clip counts are per calendar month and do not roll over. Anything outside a package is quoted before it starts, so a monthly never quietly turns into a production job.

Next step

Send us your crest.We will send backyour weekend.

pavilion@promptlymade.co.uk

promptlymade.co.uk

06 / Getting started