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Help - Frequently Asked Questions
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please make sure your question has not been answered below. We get many repetitive
queries, so we are
attempting to save some time for you, and us. If your question is not answered
below, please feel free to
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We recommend that you look at the
Guided Tour which gives you an idea of where
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and we do not maintain addresses (e-mail or otherwise) of individuals. We suggest you
write to the parent cricketing organisation.
CricInfo attempts to cover as much international and domestic cricket as possible via a live
scorecard. These scorecards refresh automatically every 1 - 3 minutes. If you are not seeing
any change to the scorecard, this is due to circumstances beyond our control.
If you are having trouble with cards updating then use the reload/refresh
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The latest schedules we have can be found in our
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This page explains how to do so.
We are occasionally unable to provide coverage of all games we would like.
However, please rest assured that we will endeavour to bring you a scorecard
as soon as possible at the intervals or at the end of the game.
We cannot always provide live audio or video coverage of cricket. CricInfo works with 8
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is not always possible to acquire or exercise these rights.
We get frequent mail concerning the naming conventions used for touring teams.
Following the convention used by every reputable cricket publication
we reserve the usage "England, India, Pakistan, Australia etc." for
full international matches - Tests or one days. If a touring team is playing
a non-international match we use "English XI, Indians, Pakistanis, Australians etc."
This is purely a convention and not a mark of disrespect, or an error on our part.
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