Stop running your tournament
on WhatsApp and paper.
Sportsmedia7 gives cricket clubs and academies one link to collect player and franchise entries, take UPI payments, verify documents and approve squads — with a public page that makes your tournament look the part.
Registration day should not be the hardest day
- Entries buried in a WhatsApp group with 300 messages
- Payment screenshots you have to scroll back to find
- An Excel sheet only one person knows how to update
- Chasing players for photos, age proof and jersey sizes
- No single place to send someone who asks "how do I join?"
- One link you share once — entries arrive in a list
- Payment proof attached to the player who paid
- Approve or reject with one tap, from your phone
- Ask exactly the questions you need, nothing more
- A public page that looks like a real tournament
Everything registration day needs
Built from running real tournaments, not from a feature list.
Switch on only the fields you actually need — from mobile and city to jersey size, Aadhaar and age proof. Nobody fills a box that does not matter.
Add dropdowns, checkboxes, dates and file uploads. Sub-questions appear only when the answer calls for them, so the form stays short.
One tap opens the payment app with your UPI ID and the amount already filled in. The screenshot lands attached to their entry.
Every entry waits for you. Review documents and payment, then approve or reject. Players see their status without asking you.
Take individual player entries, franchise and team entries, or both. Team owners get their own link and their own approval queue.
A permanent link like yoursite.com/your-club listing every tournament you run, with banners, photos, sponsors and your own colours.
Approved players get a shareable digital ID card. Their details are saved, so their next tournament takes seconds.
Title sponsor, powered-by and partner tiers with logos on the tournament page — something you can actually sell.
Every link previews with your banner and title. Share it in a group and it looks like a poster, not a raw URL.
Less admin for you, less friction for them
Run it from your phone
Set up once, share one link, and watch entries come in already sorted.
- Every entry with photo, documents and payment in one card
- Export your player list whenever you need it
- Close registrations the moment you are full
- Add co-organizers without sharing your password
- Your branding, your colours, your logo
Register once, reuse forever
Your details and documents stay saved, so the next tournament is a few taps.
- Sign in with mobile, WhatsApp, email or Google
- Pay by UPI without typing a single digit
- See your approval status without asking anyone
- Digital ID card you can share
- Crop your photo right in the form
Live in under ten minutes
Name, dates, venue, entry fee and banner. Pick which fields players must fill and add your own questions.
One link for your club page and one per tournament. Drop them in your WhatsApp groups — they preview with your banner.
Entries arrive with documents and payment attached. Approve the ones you want, build your teams, done.
Clubs & academies
Built by people who work the ground, not just the software
Sportsmedia7 is a live sports production house based in Visakhapatnam. We run multi-camera cricket coverage, live streaming, scoring graphics and match production for tournaments across Andhra Pradesh.
This platform exists because we kept watching organizers lose their evenings to spreadsheets and WhatsApp scrollback while we set up the cameras. Registration is the least glamorous part of a tournament and the one most likely to go wrong — so we built the tool we wished our clients already had.
Before you start
What does it cost to list a tournament?
Do players need to install an app?
Do you take a cut of the entry fees?
Is payment confirmed automatically?
Can two people manage the same tournament?
Can teams register instead of individual players?
What happens to player data?
Take entries properly this season
Set it up tonight, share the link tomorrow morning, and spend registration day watching cricket instead of scrolling WhatsApp.