Phase-one video source
YouTube Unlisted
- Source
- YouTube
- Visibility
- Unlisted
- Submission
- Share link
- Review
- Human review
Cricket proof guidance
YouTube Unlisted is the supported phase-one video workflow when live adult submissions are enabled.
During the controlled public beta, proof submission remains separately controlled. Prepare the workflow now: upload cricket footage to YouTube, set visibility to Unlisted, copy the share link, and add honest player-supplied context. Use Submit Cricket Proof only when submission is explicitly enabled.
When proof submission is explicitly enabled, StriveMatch stores the submitted link and context. It does not provide direct video-file upload or video hosting.
Phase-one video source
Supported workflow
Learn the supported workflow without sharing a public file upload or private login-only link. Proof submission remains separately controlled and is not presented as active until explicitly enabled.
Use a video you have permission to share. StriveMatch does not upload or host the video for you.
Unlisted lets a reviewer open the link without publishing it through normal YouTube search results.
When live submissions are explicitly enabled, paste the YouTube link into Submit Cricket Proof and explain the role, source and match or training context.
Before submission
A working link is only one part of useful cricket proof. Reviewers also need honest source and role context.
Evidence context
Useful proof combines a playable source with honest role and match or training context. Missing context should stay visible instead of being converted into a score.
Choose a match, net, drill, trial or coached-session moment that clearly relates to the role you describe.
State the source, date, cricket level, role and match or training situation where those details are known.
Say when a clip is a short highlight, lacks scorecard context or needs another angle or role-specific example.
A playable YouTube Unlisted link and cricket category are present for human review.
Role, source and match or training notes help explain what the evidence shows.
A reviewer may still need dates, competition detail, longer footage or another role-specific example.
Illustrative guidance only. This page does not review, score or approve evidence.
Proof IQ is educational guidance, not a talent score.
Proof IQ does not use AI to assess talent, create rankings, predict selection or make recruitment recommendations. Human reviewers remain responsible for checking the evidence and its context.
Proof guidance
Choose moments a reviewer can understand. These prompts are educational and are not coaching or talent assessments.
Privacy and safeguarding
For junior players, involve a parent, guardian or trusted adult before sharing proof. Do not include exact addresses, school details, private contact information, identity documents, medical information or guardian identity in public video or profile context.
Proof review does not guarantee approval, selection, contact, trials, employment, contracts, scholarships or sponsorship.