Last updated: 2026

EditorialStandards

Who writes what you read on CricLegacy, where our data comes from, and how to get something fixed if we've got it wrong.

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Who Writes CricLegacy

Every article on CricLegacy carries a byline. Our writers are:

Some articles are published through Citeya, a syndicated news partner — those are labelled with a Citeya byline and link back to the source rather than one of our named writers.

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Where Our Data Comes From

Live scores, ball-by-ball updates, player statistics, team rankings, and fixture data on CricLegacy are sourced from a professional cricket data provider and updated automatically as matches happen.

Editorial content — news write-ups, analysis, and opinion pieces — is written in-house by the writers listed above, using that same live data alongside publicly available team and board announcements.

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How We Handle Accuracy

Cricket moves fast — squads change, injuries happen, and match situations shift by the minute. We rely on our data provider's live feed for scores and stats, and on official team/board sources for squad and selection news.

We don't have a large newsroom, and we're upfront about that: this is a small, named team, not an anonymous content mill. If something looks off, it's more useful to tell us than to assume it's deliberate — see the Corrections section below.

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Corrections Policy

If you spot a factual error in one of our articles or a discrepancy in live match data, tell us the article URL (or match) and what's wrong via the contact details below or the Bug Report option on our Contact page.

We review and correct genuine errors in article text directly. Live score/stat discrepancies are usually resolved automatically as our data provider's feed updates; if one doesn't self-correct, report it the same way.

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Report an Issue

Email: support@criclegacy.com
Phone: +91 90240 26899

Or use the contact form on our Contact page.