This page explains where the information on CricketScoreinfo.com comes from and how often it is updated.
Scores and statistics
Live scores, ball-by-ball commentary, fixtures, results, scorecards, squads, venues and ICC team rankings come from a commercial licensed API delivered from a data partner.
- During play, scores refresh every 10–20 seconds and pages update themselves without reloading.
- Fixtures and results are refreshed several times a day, and final scorecards are checked again a few hours after each match.
- Team rankings are refreshed daily.
- Player rankings (batting, bowling and all-rounders) are copied by our editors from the official ICC rankings every week; each table shows the date it was last checked.
If the live feed is interrupted, pages keep showing the last score we received and say “Live updates paused” until it is back.
Numbers we calculate
Some figures are calculated by us from the data above: run rates, required run rates, partnerships, strike rates, economy rates and the win-probability estimate on live matches. The text commentary is written automatically from the ball-by-ball data. The methods are explained in our stats guides. Win probability is an estimate based on the match situation, not a prediction or betting advice.
Times and time zones
Start times are converted to your device’s time zone. You can choose another time zone with the clock button in the header.
Country detection
To show the betting sites available where you are, we look up your country from your IP address in a database stored on our own server. Your IP address is not sent to anyone else, and you can choose a different country yourself.
Betting regulation facts
Facts on our country pages legal status, regulator, minimum age, tax and helplines come from regulators, government and legislation sites and national helplines. Each fact is checked by an editor against its source, and the date of the last check is shown on the page. See our Editorial policy.
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