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Fixtures, live from PlayHQ.
Every Lang Lang side, the next round, results and ladders come straight from the PlayHQ API, season by season. No one retypes a fixture list again.
Case studyOur first customer · Website & club platform
A club that lives on its website.

01The club
Lang Lang Cricket Club had a 2019 Wix site and a Facebook page doing all the talking. We rebuilt it as the centre of the club: fixtures from PlayHQ with every team matched to its club logo, events people can RSVP and pay for, notices in one place, a profile for every player, past and present, and a home for the stories that make Lang Lang what it is.
The committee didn’t want a brochure. They wanted the club itself to revolve around the website: the place you check before Saturday, RSVP for the presentation night, and come back to years later to find your name.
So the brief became a community platform. Keep the fixtures honest by pulling them from PlayHQ. Make events something you can act on. And give every player, past and present, a digital footprint, including the stories that never make a scorecard.
02Before and now
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Five static pages, a crest and a long paragraph. For anything current, the site pointed people to Facebook.
The club’s front door: what’s on this week, the next match, and who to talk to.
03What we built
In the order the club cares about most.
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Every Lang Lang side, the next round, results and ladders come straight from the PlayHQ API, season by season. No one retypes a fixture list again.
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Every Lang Lang side and every opponent in the PlayHQ data is matched to the right club, and to that club’s logo, so fixtures, ladders and match pages name the right club without anyone hunting for images or retyping names.
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Training nights, launch nights and presentation dinners each get a page with a live headcount. Members RSVP in a tap, pre-book meals and pay through the event’s payment link, and can add their photos afterwards.
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Change of time, working bees, game week. Announcements post once and surface across the site, from the banner on the home page to the Clubhouse archive.
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Current squads and the players who came before them each have a profile with their seasons, teams and career batting and bowling, built from PlayHQ data.





Every Lang Lang side, the next round, results and ladders come straight from the PlayHQ API, season by season. No one retypes a fixture list again.

Fixtures page: next round and every side’s ladder position, from PlayHQ
Every Lang Lang side and every opponent in the PlayHQ data is matched to the right club, and to that club’s logo, so fixtures, ladders and match pages name the right club without anyone hunting for images or retyping names.

B Grade team page: the PlayHQ ladder and fixtures, every opponent named by club
Training nights, launch nights and presentation dinners each get a page with a live headcount. Members RSVP in a tap, pre-book meals and pay through the event’s payment link, and can add their photos afterwards.

Legends Launch Night: details, attendance and the RSVP panel
Change of time, working bees, game week. Announcements post once and surface across the site, from the banner on the home page to the Clubhouse archive.

The Clubhouse announcements archive
Current squads and the players who came before them each have a profile with their seasons, teams and career batting and bowling, built from PlayHQ data.

A player profile: seasons, teams and career stats from PlayHQ
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Also in the build
Anyone can write about a match, a season or what the club means to them, add a photo, and submit it. Drafts save to a private link, and a committee member reviews every story before it joins the club’s history.
Read a published story (opens in a new tab)Behind a password, the committee manages events, announcements, stories, players, the committee page, documents, the gallery and sponsors, and syncs from PlayHQ when they need to.
Admin not shown: it’s behind the committee’s password.
PlusResync from PlayHQ
04The build in numbers
05From a member story
“When I arrived in Australia in 2024, I was a fresh migrant trying to figure out where I fitted in.”
06On a phone



