DREM T20 is an independent fantasy-cricket editorial prototype. It is not an official ICC, BCCI or cricket-board publication, and the local preview is not a live scoring or fantasy-contest service.

How a story is built

Each report starts with the event that matters, then gives the score and match context before adding DREM’s interpretation. We use short sections, clear dates and direct links so readers can check the original material and understand how the conclusion was reached.

Bylines currently use “DREM T20 editorial team.” This is a publication byline, not a claim that an individual reporter, former player or coach authored the article. We will identify named editors and their relevant experience if those details are established for the published site.

How we check facts

Scores, fixtures, squad announcements and playing conditions should be checked against primary sources such as the ICC, national cricket boards and official competition match centres. When a fact is time-sensitive, we show the date and link to the source. Match commentary and fantasy-selection guidance are editorial interpretation, not official team advice.

For fantasy cricket, contest scoring, eligibility, player credits and team limits can differ by product and location. Our scoring guide explains common categories without presenting invented point values as official rules; the live contest rules remain authoritative.

Updates, corrections and images

When a fixture, squad or result changes, the article should be updated with a visible date and its source. If we correct a material factual error, the correction should be explained in the story rather than silently changing a key claim. The current local preview has no active contact or correction form; verified contact details will be added before public launch.

Illustrations are labeled as editorial artwork. They are not match photographs and should not be read as evidence of a specific on-field moment. Where a story uses a photograph, its source and rights must be confirmed before publication.

AI-assisted tools

Research and writing tools may assist with organizing information or preparing a first draft. Published copy should be edited into a clear editorial structure and factual claims checked against cited primary sources. We do not invent quotes, statistics, credentials or official scoring rules.

Read the cricket, then check the source

Browse recent match reports and the official references behind them.

Browse cricket news ↗