Terms of use

Cricuru terms of use: editorial guidance, not advice.

By using cricuruapp.com you agree to these terms. Cricuru publishes editorial guidance about fantasy cricket. We do not provide investment, financial, legal or tax advice, and nothing on this site should be read as a guarantee of outcome.

You may read, link to and quote Cricuru editorial content with attribution. You may not scrape the site at volume, reproduce complete pages on another domain, or republish editorial copy as if it were your own work.

Automated access that degrades the site for other readers is not permitted. If you are a researcher or syndication partner, please use the contact form first.

Personal, non-commercial use

Cricuru content is published for personal reading and reference. Saving a page, sharing a link, or quoting a short passage with attribution and a working link back to the source is welcome. Republishing full articles, scraping at volume, or mirroring Cricuru copy on another domain to capture organic traffic is not.

No bots without permission

Crawlers that respect rate limits and a published user-agent are tolerated. Crawlers that ignore robots.txt, retry aggressively, or attempt to extract structured data faster than a human reader would read it will be blocked at the edge. If you need a data feed or a syndication partner arrangement, the contact form is the starting point.

No commercial reuse of editorial copy

Editorial copy on Cricuru is written by the in-house desk. Republishing it as if it were staff-written content on another domain, translating it without credit, or repackaging it inside a paid product is not permitted. Brief quoted snippets with attribution and link are fine; wholesale substitution is not.

Cricuru's liability is limited to the maximum extent permitted by law. Cricuru is not liable for losses arising from fantasy contest outcomes, operator decisions, regulatory changes, or third-party sites linked from this domain.

Editorial estimates

Cricuru's editorial estimates — venue scoring ranges, captaincy frameworks, role-balance guides — are reasoned opinion, not data export. A reader who follows a framework and loses a contest cannot claim against Cricuru for the loss. The framework is the work product; the contest outcome is the operator's.

Time-sensitive content

Squad lists, injury status, playing XIs, weather and toss context change during a match day. Cricuru displays a Last verified timestamp on every time-sensitive module. If a reader acts on an older snapshot, the responsibility sits with the reader and the operator's own update channel, not with Cricuru.

Third-party sites

Where Cricuru links to a third-party site, the operator of that site is responsible for its own content, pricing, terms, KYC process, withdrawal timeline and customer support. Cricuru's editorial desk chooses where to link, but does not control the destination.

These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of India. Disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of courts in Bengaluru, Karnataka, unless a mandatory consumer-protection forum in the reader's jurisdiction applies. Cricuru will engage with a well-formed consumer complaint sent through the contact form before any litigation is filed.

Concerns about editorial content

If a reader believes an editorial article contains a factual error, the correct route is the contact form with a link to the article and a one-line description of the issue. Cricuru's corrections log is the public record of how those concerns have been resolved.

Concerns about a commercial link

If a reader believes a commercial link is misleading, the first step is the contact form. Cricuru discloses the destination on the intermediate /go/ route; if the disclosure is missing or wrong, the editorial desk treats it as a defect and corrects it.

Effective date

These terms were last reviewed on 25 July 2026. Material changes are recorded on the about page with the date and a plain-language summary of what changed.

Our sources: Cricuru's own published editorial standards; Cricuru's published correction policy; Cricuru's published conflict-of-interest rules. Where a methodology changes, the change is dated.

What Cricuru does not publish: paid content, sponsored posts, or any output that frames a commercial relationship as editorial.

Verification cadence: per-feature refresh on a published terms change; a quarterly review of the terms panel; an editor's note when a terms change materially affects the page.

What changes when Cricuru updates its terms: the terms panel is updated; the republishing rules are refreshed; the third-party-link policy is updated. Cricuru publishes an editor's note when a terms change is material.

What to watch next: a published terms change; a reader-reported terms question; a methodology update that adds a new field. The next terms refresh carries the update.

Why this matters: the terms are the framework that decides what content can be republished and how the editorial standards are kept. The standards panel — republishing rules, conflict-of-interest rules — is the input the desk is measured against.

How to use this page: (1) read the standards panel for the editorial-policy; (2) read the republishing rules; (3) check the third-party-link policy. The standards panel is the input the desk is measured against.