Tired of CricFy Lagging?
If you’re watching a live match on CricFy TV APK and the stream suddenly freezes or buffers every 10 seconds — you’re not alone. This happens to a lot of users, especially during high-traffic events like IPL finals or IND vs PAK games.
But here’s the good news:
Most of the time, that annoying lag or crash isn’t about your WiFi — it’s your cache acting up.
In this article, I’ll show you exactly how to clear the cache of CricFy TV and boost the app’s speed — no tech degree needed, just real steps that work.
What Is Cache (And Why It Slows CricFy Down)?
Think of cache like your phone’s “quick memory.” Every time you open CricFy, it stores temporary data — thumbnails, stream links, past sessions, etc.
Helpful? Yes.
But over time? That stuff piles up and starts slowing the app down. It can even:
- Freeze the app during match streaming
- Make the live score or channel list take forever to load
- Cause unexpected crashes mid-over (ugh!)
Quick Fix: How to Clear CricFy TV App Cache (Step-by-Step)
You don’t need any tools or root. Just your phone settings.
On Android (most common):
- Go to Settings
- Scroll to Apps or Apps & Notifications
- Tap on CricFy TV (or whatever name your version shows)
- Tap Storage & Cache
- Now hit Clear Cache
- (Optional) Also tap Clear Storage — only if the app feels fully broken
- Close Settings, relaunch CricFy
Other Tricks to Boost CricFy Speed (After Clearing Cache)
Clearing cache helps — but if you want max performance, try this too:
Use Lite Mode (if available)
Some versions of CricFy have a “low quality” stream toggle. Use it during weak signals.
Don’t Use VPN Unless Needed
VPNs help unblock content — but they also slow things down. Only use them if streams are geo-blocked.
Update the App Regularly
Old versions = more bugs. Always get the latest build from a clean APK source.
Restart Before a Big Match
If you’re expecting heavy traffic, restart your phone 10 mins before — clears RAM and gives CricFy full focus.
Real Talk: Why This Works
People often think APKs slow down because they’re “free” or not from the Play Store. Truth is — these apps are light. It’s just cache overload and stream stress during match rush hours.