How Crease gets and checks its scores

Crease reads public cricket score feeds, refreshes them every few seconds on live pages and shows the source data without betting odds or predictions.

Where scores come from

Scores, scorecards, squads and commentary come from public sports data feeds. We do not enter scores by hand. When a feed has a gap, the page says so instead of guessing.

How often it updates

Live pages refresh in your browser every few seconds. Pages are cached at the edge for a few seconds to stay fast. Results and tables update as soon as the feed confirms them.

How match blogs are written

Each match blog is built from the match data: result, top scorers, best bowling and the key turning point. The Our opinion section is a plain reading of those numbers, not a prediction and not betting advice.

Corrections

If a number looks wrong, check the official board or broadcaster, then tell us on the about page contact. We fix feed mapping errors as soon as we find them.

What we do not do

No betting odds, no fantasy tips, no paid placements. Headlines in the news section link to the original publisher.