Terms of use
The terms on which CricChase is provided.
Use of the site
You may read, link to and quote this site with attribution. You may not systematically copy or scrape it, redistribute its statistics as a competing dataset, or use it to train a model without permission. Automated access that degrades the service for other readers may be blocked.
Accuracy
Considerable effort goes into correctness, and the methodology page documents exactly how each figure is produced. Even so, live sports data can be delayed, incomplete or later corrected by its source, and this site is provided without warranty of accuracy.
Where an official governing body publishes a figure that differs from ours, the official figure is authoritative. Do not rely on this site for any purpose where an error would cause you loss.
Estimates and models
Win probabilities, team ratings and impact scores are this site’s own statistical estimates. They are not predictions, not official rankings, and not betting advice. This site does not offer betting odds or tips and does not integrate wagering.
Intellectual property
The design, code, editorial content and derived statistics on this site belong to its operator. Team names, competition names and marks belong to their respective owners and are used descriptively to identify the cricket being reported.
If you hold rights to material you believe appears here without permission, contact us with the URL and it will be reviewed promptly.
Accounts
An account is optional. You are responsible for activity under your account, and it may be suspended for abuse, attempts to disrupt the service, or attempts to access data belonging to others.
Availability
The site is provided as-is. It may be unavailable during maintenance, or degraded when an upstream data source is unavailable — in which case scores are labelled as delayed rather than presented as current.
Contact
Questions about these terms: support@cricchase.com.
This is a template, not legal advice. It describes what this software actually does, which is the useful starting point for a lawyer, but it has not been reviewed by one and must be before launch. Requirements vary by jurisdiction and by which third-party services are enabled.