Cricfy TV on LG TV
Watch Cricfy TV on your LG Smart TV. Guide covering webOS limitations, LG Screen Share mirroring, HDMI options, and the best streaming device recommendations.
LG Smart TVs run webOS, a proprietary operating system that cannot natively install Android APK files. This means there is no way to install Cricfy TV directly on an LG television regardless of the model or year. However, there are reliable workarounds that deliver a good big-screen cricket viewing experience.
Method 1: LG Screen Share (Miracast)
LG TVs support a feature called Screen Share, which uses the Miracast wireless display protocol. Open Cricfy TV on your Android phone and start a stream. Then enable screen mirroring from your phone's notification panel (the exact name varies — "Smart View" on Samsung, "Cast" on Pixel, "Wireless Display" on Xiaomi). Select your LG TV from the list, and the stream appears on your television. Performance is generally smooth over a 5 GHz Wi-Fi connection with minimal lag noticeable for live sports.
Method 2: Fire TV Stick or Chromecast via HDMI
Connecting an Amazon Fire TV Stick or Chromecast to your LG TV's HDMI port provides the most reliable long-term solution. The Fire Stick runs Cricfy TV natively with its own remote, while Chromecast receives casts from your phone. Both eliminate the need to keep your phone screen on during viewing.
Method 3: HDMI from Laptop
If you have Cricfy TV running on your PC through an emulator, connect your laptop to the LG TV via HDMI cable and use the TV as a second display. This provides the highest quality output and zero wireless latency, though it tethers you to a laptop being physically connected.