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OverByOver

About

Cricket, explained properly.

OverByOver exists because the live-scores category has spent fifteen years optimising for speed and notifications, and almost none of that energy on whether the reader understands what they are watching.

The product is built around three ideas. The first is that every over is a unit of story. A wicket is not a number in a column. It is a decision, a matchup and a consequence. OverByOver surfaces that context with a momentum engine that reads turning points as they happen, and an AI commentary layer that explains the intent behind a delivery in plain language.

The second idea is that cricket is multilingual, and the coverage should be too. Every AI match narrative is available in eleven Indian languages, generated from the same match state rather than translated as an afterthought. The third idea is restraint. There are no autoplay videos, no interstitial ads and no manufactured urgency. The design is calm on purpose.

What OverByOver is not: it is not a betting product, it is not a fantasy-first app, and it is not trying to be the fastest score notification on your phone. Those products exist and they are good at what they do. This one is for the reader who wants the game explained, not just reported.

The platform is built to scale beyond the IPL. The data model carries no league-specific assumptions, which means international cricket, the WPL, the Big Bash, the PSL, the Hundred and the longer formats can all be added without a rewrite.

Who built it

Saurav Kumar Nanda

Saurav Kumar Nanda is the founder of OverByOver. He is a builder based in India who works at the intersection of product design and applied AI, and who grew tired of choosing between cricket coverage that was fast and cricket coverage that was thoughtful. OverByOver is his attempt to prove they do not have to be different things. He writes the editorial voice, sets the design standard, and treats the absence of clutter as a feature worth defending. He believes the best sports media respects the reader's intelligence.