Editorial Policy

Our content is intended to explain cricket and football information in clear language. We aim to publish useful material rather than promise outcomes.

Original writing and examples

Articles should contain original explanations or clearly attributed information. Worked examples must be identified as illustrative. Do not treat an example score, imagined fixture or generated image as a report of a live event.

Sources and rule changes

Where an article explains a formal rule, readers should be directed to the relevant governing body or competition regulations. Rules and playing conditions can differ by competition and change over time. The organiser’s current rules take precedence over a general explanation.

Accuracy and updates

Article dates identify publication or meaningful revision. We do not intentionally change dates simply to make old information appear new. Known factual errors should be reviewed and corrected.

Predictions and uncertainty

Statistics, opinions and historical performance do not guarantee an outcome. Content must not represent a prediction as a certainty or invent testimonials, user counts, commercial partnerships, licences or payout records.

Commercial relationships

If a page includes a paid placement or affiliate relationship, that relationship should be disclosed clearly on the relevant page. Promotional statements should be distinguishable from independent editorial explanations.

Report a concern

Use the contact page and select Content correction. Include the article URL, the statement in question and a reliable source where possible.