Match moments: your brand on the live stream
Real HandshakePro broadcast moments, with your brand in place.







A match, through your brand’s eyes
From the toss to the WhatsApp share after the final ball.
Toss
The toss line and the live-stream toss card.
Toss brought to you byYour BrandFirst ball
Scoreboard, stream corner logo and Powered By go live — and stay up all match.
SCOREBOARD BYYour BrandEvery FOUR, SIX or Wicket
A full celebration on the scorecard and the live stream.
FOUR — brought to you byYour BrandEnd of each over
Over summary card: runs, dots, maidens.
Over summary byYour BrandInnings break
Innings summary card during the break — the longest single exposure.
Innings break presented byYour BrandResult & Player of the Match
Final result banner and the award card.
Result presented byYour BrandAfter the match
Scorecard, share cards on WhatsApp and replays keep your brand travelling.
Supported byYour BrandThe 12 match spots
What each spot is, when it shows and roughly how many people see it in a typical streamed T20.

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Sample brands for illustration
Powered By
- Where it shows
- Scorecard header, every share image and the YouTube description
- When / how long
- Whole match, and stays on the scorecard
Toss
- Where it shows
- Toss line on the scorecard and the toss card on the live stream
- When / how long
- Before the first ball · ~1–2 min on stream
Scoreboard
- Where it shows
- Live score bar on the stream and the public live scorecard
- When / how long
- First ball to last ball (3+ hours)
Live Stream logo
- Where it shows
- Corner logo on the live YouTube video
- When / how long
- The whole stream
FOUR
- Where it shows
- Boundary celebration on the scorecard and the stream
- When / how long
- ~5 seconds each
SIX
- Where it shows
- Six celebration on the scorecard and the stream
- When / how long
- ~5 seconds each
Wicket
- Where it shows
- Wicket celebration and fall-of-wicket card
- When / how long
- ~5 seconds each
Over summary
- Where it shows
- End-of-over card on the scorecard and the stream
- When / how long
- ~8 seconds after every over
Innings Break
- Where it shows
- Innings summary card during the break
- When / how long
- 10–15 minutes
Match Result
- Where it shows
- Final result banner and the result share image
- When / how long
- End of match · stays on the scorecard
Player of the Match
- Where it shows
- Award line and the award share image
- When / how long
- End of match · stays on the scorecard
Replays & Highlights
- Where it shows
- Opening and closing frames of instant replays and highlight shorts
- When / how long
- 2–3 seconds per clip
Tournament & platform spots
Bigger stages, filled by partners when they are not booked.
Points Table
- Where it shows
- Above the standings in the app, the public page and the share image
- When / how long
- The whole tournament
App home banner
- Where it shows
- The HandshakePro app home screen
- When / how long
- Each visit · partners rotate
Explore “presented by”
- Where it shows
- Top of the Explore page in the app and on the web
- When / how long
- Each visit · partners rotate
Always-on for every lifetime partner
Whatever the tier, these run every day.
How spots are shared
Higher tiers appear more often in celebration and over cards.
City partners come first. Paid match and tournament sponsors always stay exclusive — partners only fill matches with no sponsors.
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Become a HandshakePro Partner →How we estimate
- A T20 match streamed to YouTube.
- 20–30 fours, 8–15 sixes, 10–14 wickets and 38–40 overs per match.
- Audience: 150–2,500 live and replay viewers, plus scorecard visitors and WhatsApp shares.
- Matches without a live stream are put at 30–50% of these numbers.
- All figures are estimates, not a guarantee.