The Steeler is now available on the new CounterPress app!
01.08.26, 17:46 Updated 01.08.26, 17:46
Jeremy Blackmore
We have some exciting news to share with you!
The CounterPress app has now officially launched, and The Steeler is a part of it.
The app gives you an easy way to access The Steeler’s content on mobile devices, and is available to download now on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
You can use it purely as a home for The Steeler, following us and nobody else, or explore the wider CounterPress network of titles, with the option to follow other outlets on the app.
Using the app's 'Favourite' function, you can immediately access The Steeler’s content with a single tap, whenever you want.
Users can choose between light and dark mode for the app's appearance.
Push notifications are also coming soon too, so you'll never miss a story from The Steeler.
How to download the CounterPress app
Download the app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Log in via email/password, Google authentication, or Apple ID. If you have existing log in details for The Steeler, you can use those to log in.
Set The Steeler as your favourite by clicking 'Favourite' on the bottom toolbar and selecting us.
You can then access all of The Steeler’s content directly from your pocket, whenever you want.
You’ll be able to relive the Steelbacks victorious Vitality Blast campaign by reading The Steeler’s comprehensive coverage, including interviews with David Willey, Chris Lynn, James Sales, Ben Sanderson, Darren Lehmann and many more.
The Steeler is closely following the club’s One Day Cup matches and getting ready for the County Championship run-in later this month. There is so much more to come.
Thank you for continued support and I hope you enjoy using the app.
Jeremy Blackmore
Editor and Founder
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Jeremy Blackmore is the founder and editor of The Steeler. Jeremy is a freelance cricket writer and Wantage Road regular. He has written extensively for a host of publications including The Cricketer, The Cricket Paper, Wisden Cricket Monthly and ESPNcricinfo. He also covers Northamptonshire for the ECB Reporters Network.




