Toss predictions
UT v YL Bowl first 88% 15/11 21:30 IST HP v AND Bowl first 89% 16/11 09:00 IST KAR v UP Bowl first 80% 16/11 11:00 IST MP v ASM Bowl first 79% 16/11 11:00 IST UTK v GOA Bowl first 80% 16/11 11:00 IST JK v TN Bowl first 83% 16/11 11:00 IST TRP v PUD Bowl first 56% 16/11 13:30 IST ST-W v MS-W Bowl first 72% 16/11 13:40 IST BEN v CDG Bowl first 85% 16/11 16:30 IST DEL v PUN Bowl first 65% 16/11 16:30 IST KER v MAH Bowl first 53% 16/11 16:30 IST CHH v HYD Bowl first 59% 16/11 16:30 IST

Our editorial standards

Last updated: 3 November 2026

You want winners, not sales pitches. Our AI model makes the picks, we check the facts in each article before it goes live, and our public record shows how every pick turned out.

Editorial policy illustration showing principles of integrity, independence, fact checking, and accuracy in a cricket stadium setting

We call our own shots

Our AI model picks a winner for each match we cover. It reads the betting-market prices for the game and each team’s recent results, and recent games count for more. You see the team it rates most likely to win, with that chance as a percentage. The exact data, weights and formulas stay with us.

We earn money from partners, but they get no say in our picks. A partner can’t buy a pick or change one. When we review a betting site, we test it with a rupee account and write down what we find, bad parts included.

Getting it right

Speed is good, but accuracy is better. Before an article goes live, we check every fact in it against a source, such as the scorecards of past games, team news for the line-ups and the forecast for the start time. A fact we can’t check stays out.

Every article goes through the same written process, and automatic checks stop it going live when a step is missing. A person oversees what we publish and can take any page down.

If we get something wrong, like a start time, we fix it and the page shows when it changed. We own our mistakes.

Hits and misses

Since the site launched in December 2025, every pick we publish has gone on our record page. After each match we check the result on two scorecards and mark the pick right or wrong. A game with no result, such as a washout, doesn’t count either way.

Match reports

The CricketPrediction editorial policy covers our match reports too: each one is about a game we published a pick for before the start. A number goes into a report only when the full scorecards on ESPNcricinfo and Cricbuzz agree on it. Each report shows our pick and toss call from before the match next to the result, and our record page grades every pick we publish.

Being open

You deserve to know how this site pays for itself. We earn money when readers join a betting site through our links, and our Affiliate Disclosure explains exactly how.

Playing safe

Betting is about the thrill, not paying the rent. We never target anyone under 18, and we provide clear links to help organisations for anyone who needs to step back.

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