Cricket, reimagined.

Every fixture, result, ranking and record in one place — with the calculators that turn a scoreline into an answer, and the source behind every figure.

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Formats covered
Test · ODI · T20
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Matches

Fixtures and results from the database, refreshed on a schedule.

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Cricket calculators

Eleven tools that run entirely in your browser. No sign-in, nothing sent anywhere.

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ICC rankings

Men's ODI batting, top five.

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Ranking tables appear here once the rankings refresh job has run against a configured database.

About the data

Latest writing

Previews, analysis and explainers.

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Most read in the last few days.

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About CricDamamla

CricDamamla is an independent cricket information platform. It exists because the number you want — a required run rate, a head-to-head record, where a player sits in the rankings — is usually three clicks deep on a page built for something else.

The site holds structured cricket data rather than pages of prose about it: fixtures with a venue and a start time, results with a scoreline, players with a role and a country, teams with a record against every other team. Because it is structured, a fixture that enters the database becomes a match page, a schedule entry and a head-to-head row at the same moment.

Data refreshes run on a schedule through the day, and every data-led page carries the time it was last updated. Where a figure came from a source, that source is named. What the site does not do is describe scheduled refreshes as live coverage — if a licensed live feed is not connected, the page says so.

Articles are written by people. There is a drafting assistant inside the admin panel, but nothing publishes itself: an editor reads every piece and clicks publish. CricDamamla holds no affiliation with the ICC, the BCCI, the IPL or any cricket board, and provides no official cricket services.

Questions people ask

What is CricDamamla.com?

CricDamamla is an independent cricket information site. It collects fixtures, results, rankings, records, player and team data in one place, adds calculators for the numbers people work out by hand, and publishes written analysis alongside them.

Is CricDamamla affiliated with the ICC, the BCCI or the IPL?

No. CricDamamla has no affiliation with any cricket board, league or governing body. Team, league and tournament names belong to their respective owners and are used here to describe the cricket they refer to.

Where does the data come from?

From openly licensed cricket datasets, official governing-body listings and public reference pages. Every data-led page shows when it was last refreshed, and articles carry a list of the sources they were written from.

How often is the site updated?

Fixture, result and ranking data refreshes on a schedule through the day. Written articles are published as an editor finishes them, which is typically a handful each day rather than a fixed quota.

Does CricDamamla show live scores?

Not in real time. A licensed live feed is not connected, so rather than passing off periodically refreshed numbers as live coverage, the site states plainly when data was last updated and points you to an official scorecard for ball-by-ball.

Are articles written by a person or generated automatically?

Every article is written and published by a person. Drafting tools are available to editors inside the admin panel, but nothing reaches the site without an editor reading it and clicking publish. There is no automatic publishing pipeline.

Are the cricket calculators accurate?

The formulas are standard and each tool shows the one it uses. They handle cricket over notation correctly, so 12.3 overs is treated as 75 balls rather than as a decimal. Net run rate needs overs already adjusted for a side being bowled out.

How do I report something that looks wrong?

Use the contact form or the report link on any article. Corrections are made at the top of the affected page with the date, as set out in the correction policy.

Can I use CricDamamla data on my own site?

Individual facts such as a scoreline are not ours to license, but the written text, page structure and original graphics on CricDamamla are copyrighted. Get in touch before republishing anything substantial.

Is the site free to use?

Yes. CricDamamla is free and carries advertising. There is no account, no paywall and no registration required to read anything.