Frequently Asked Questions

Cricket Chautari is a community-first cricket platform for fans, players, teams, and local leagues across Nepal and South Asia.

No. Cricket Chautari is primarily a community platform. It includes curated cricket updates, but its core purpose is helping people discuss, connect, and participate in the game.

The platform focuses on Nepali cricket, domestic and club competitions, women's cricket, associate-nation cricket, and cricket supporters in the Nepali diaspora.

Yes. Cricket Chautari is being built to help players, teams, leagues, clubs, and academies connect directly with supporters and create active communities.

The platform uses community guidelines, moderation, and tools to reduce spam and toxic behavior. Respectful discussion and a positive cricket culture are central to the experience.

Yes. While a match is in progress, scores and ball-by-ball commentary refresh on their own every few seconds, so there is no need to reload the page.

Match data comes from a third-party cricket data provider, so it can trail the broadcast slightly. If the provider is briefly unavailable we keep showing the last score we received instead of a blank page, and it catches up as soon as new data arrives.

International men's and women's cricket plus the leagues and series our data provider carries, with a special focus on Nepal. The Nepal Cricket page collects everything about the national teams in one place.

The Rankings page shows the official ICC team and player rankings for Tests, ODIs and T20Is, refreshed daily.

Articles are written by the Cricket Chautari editorial team. Every article names its author, and you can find all of them on the Authors page.

Yes. Use the EN / नेपाली toggle on an article to read it in Nepali. Nepali versions are translated automatically, so the occasional phrase may read less naturally than the original.

The Videos page brings together highlights, analysis and shorts from the official Cricket Chautari YouTube channel.

Player of the Month ranks cricketers on their combined batting and bowling numbers from that month's matches, so it reflects form on the field rather than a vote.

It lists cricketers' birthdays, so you can see who is celebrating and look back at their careers.

Use the search in the menu. Start typing a player or series name and pick it from the suggestions to open its page.

Yes. Scores, news, videos and rankings are free to read, and the site is supported by advertising.

No. Everything on the site today can be used without signing up.

You can install the website as an app. Open cricketchautari.com in your phone browser and choose "Add to Home Screen" or "Install app". It then opens full-screen like an app, and shows an offline page instead of an error when you lose connection.

Message us on Facebook (Cricket Chautari) or on X (@cricketchautari). If you are reporting a mistake, tell us which page it is on and what looks wrong.