Help & Support
Guidance for players, scouts, clubs, coaches, parents, and sponsors. Proof-first, human-reviewed, no guaranteed outcomes.
Getting Started
Players
Scouts
Clubs & Academies
Coaches & Parents
Sponsors
A public beta cricket discovery platform built around reviewed proof, Player Passport context, trials, and calm scout workflows.
Cricket evidence submitted for review via YouTube unlisted links. Strong proof includes role, date, opponent, level, and honest context.
YouTube, Vimeo, TikTok, and direct public MP4/WebM links are supported. Private, deleted, or restricted links may not play inside StriveMatch.
Video proof link guide →Review is manual. StriveMatch checks whether proof is playable, cricket-related, honestly described, and suitable for discovery.
Try Demo Mode to see how proof and review work, enter Cricket Hub to pick your role, then submit your first proof.
Try Demo Mode →No. It is a proof-first profile structure — not an official ID, licence, certification, or selection document.
Player Passport guide →No. Cricket CV is a concise proof summary — not official paperwork, accreditation, scholarship application, or employment contract.
Cricket CV guide →Frontend guidance (labelled Started, Building, Review-ready, or Strong profile) that helps players understand whether their profile has enough role, level, and proof context for review. It is guidance only — not a score, ranking, or rating.
Open Profile Trust →Labels showing profile completeness, proof readiness, or review status. They do not guarantee selection, contracts, sponsorship, or official accreditation.
Open Trust Badges →Pathway context labels. They vary by region and association. StriveMatch uses them for review context — not official selection.
Cricket Categories & Levels →A planned workflow for recording why a player was saved or compared. Supports human review — does not guarantee selection.
Open Scout Review Trail →A guidance workflow for clubs to describe what player evidence they need. Does not guarantee selection, trials, or contracts.
Open Club Need Fit →Frontend guidance showing whether a cricket video has enough context for review. Does not guarantee selection or verification.
Open Proof Intelligence →Private contact visibility is limited during public beta. Scouts should use respectful, evidence-based workflows with no outcome guarantees.
No. StriveMatch supports discovery and review. Scouts, clubs, and organisations make independent decisions.
Do not include private phone numbers, home addresses, school details, travel plans, or sensitive documents in public profiles or video descriptions.
Involve a parent, guardian, coach, or trusted adult before sharing proof, applying for trials, arranging travel, or responding to interest.
Reports flag unsafe contact details, junior-safety concerns, harassment, impersonation, misleading proof or stats, broken videos, inappropriate content, or video-rights concerns for manual review.
Every live player profile has a 'Report proof or profile' option near the proof video and a full report form lower on the page. Choose a reason, add optional context, and submit — you do not need to be logged in.
Reports are reviewed manually as part of public-beta safety operations. There is no automated moderation and no guaranteed response time. StriveMatch may ask for context, limit visibility, or take no action if a report cannot be confirmed. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or the appropriate safeguarding authority first.
A future private/admin-only path may exist. Sensitive documents must never appear on public profiles.
Verification guidance →In future, AI may assist human reviewers with first-pass signals to prioritise the queue — it is not live today. AI signals only support people; humans make every review decision, AI-passed items can still get a human spot check, and you can always be asked for more proof.
Trust Centre →No. Junior contact should be managed through protected StriveMatch contact requests and parent/guardian involvement.
Safeguarding in the Trust Centre →They should report it through StriveMatch and, if there is immediate danger or criminal concern, contact local emergency services or the appropriate safeguarding authority.
No. StriveMatch provides structured proof and safer workflows but does not guarantee selection and does not automatically verify every claim.
Yes. StriveMatch is intended for cricketers across the game, including women and girls. The platform is being reviewed to make pathways, safety guidance, and profile language more inclusive and accurate.
How we protect female players →Female junior players should not share direct contact details publicly. Contact should stay on-platform, involve a parent/guardian, and inappropriate appearance-based or personal comments should be reported.
Safeguarding in the Trust Centre →Multilingual support is in progress. Save your preference now — it is stored on your device only. Language preference does not affect nationality, eligibility, or player representation.
Set language preference →A local accessibility settings page for colour, contrast, brightness, text size, and reduced motion on this device/browser.
Open Eye Comfort →No. Media & Match Centre is a layout preview only — no live scoring, streaming, or official score feeds.
Open preview →No live billing is active. Premium scout, club, and organisation workflows are planned after public beta learning.
Quiet dashboards and empty queues are normal. StriveMatch prioritises proof quality and honest launch readiness over fake volume.
Designed for global cricket regions, with careful support for Australia, India, the UK, Pakistan, South Africa, New Zealand, and associate ecosystems.
Fictional sample profiles that show how StriveMatch organises proof and review. They are not real users, organisations, or platform traction.
Open Demo Mode →For support, safeguarding concerns, account deletion requests, or privacy questions, contact strivematchofficial@gmail.com.
Use feedback for product questions or unclear workflows. Use profile reports for proof, privacy, impersonation, or safety concerns. Help cannot promise selection, scout replies, club responses, or sponsorship outcomes.