Do you eat, sleep, and breathe cricket? Are you passionate about your opinions about Virat’s cover drive, Shubman’s form, or why the DRS still makes you anxious? Well, we want to share that passion with our readers.
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We’re Not Kidding. Here’s What We’re Looking For:
We are looking for cricket fans who can put that passion into writing, whether it’s about the IPL drama, World Cup predictions, obscure cricket trivia, or “What if Dhoni didn’t retire” articles. Last but not least, if it’s cricket-related and original – we want it (fully aware that we’re supposed to be using our eyes to read).
But let’s be clear, we don’t want you to summarize match results (Google can do that for you). We want personality, opinions, fun analogies (such as Ashwin being the chess grandmaster of spin), and that casual feel that would vibe with a group of fans at the local tea shop discussing cricket.
We Will Accept (And We Love):
- Usually, unique, non-AI content (your voice, your opinions, not a robot’s).
- Definitely cricket-related in subject matter, whether players, games, formats, and/or fan culture.
- The article may contain two do-follow links (show love to your blog or fantasy league app).
- Must be human; casual, engaging, and approachable. We’re not a research journal.
- The length should be write between 800 and 1,200 words. If you have a writing moment that is longer than typical, go ahead.
What You Will Get? Will You Enter?
- Get potential exposure to our audience of passionate cricket fans.
- Build your brand (or bragging rights. Either way, if that promo makes you happy, why not.)
- Create backlinks that can help with your site’s SEO.
- And quite frankly, it’s just fun to write about cricket.
A Few No-Nos:
- ❌ Do not plagiarize. You’ll be run out by the bowler.
- ❌ Do not write 200 words of promotional fluff. Provide zeal, usefulness, and important information.
- ❌ No AI content. We have AI detection tools for that.
Ready to Score Your Century?
Send us your article idea or a full draft at info@cricketpulses.com Generally, we respond in less than the amount of time it takes Jasprit Bumrah to bowl a yorker.
So, what do you think holds you back? Are you ready to share your cricket commentary from your group chat to millions of cricketing fans? Or will you yell at the TV and keep it to yourself?