About the Indian Cricket Team
The Indian Cricket Team represents one of the most followed and successful cricketing nations in the world. From legendary players to the next generation of stars, cricket is woven into the cultural fabric of India. This page celebrates the sport while raising a critical conversation about a growing trend: Cricket ID.
Wins (Intl.)
All formats combined — historic achievements
Fans
Millions worldwide — passionate and diverse
What is Cricket ID?
"Cricket ID" (as used on this site) refers to online identity systems, digital profiles, or apps that track, rate, or connect players and fans — often requiring personal information and constant engagement. While many such services aim to bring fans closer to the game, there are important risks to consider.
Major Warnings — Why Cricket ID can be harmful for youth & children
- Parents: supervise app installs, review privacy settings, and limit screen time.
- Educators: discuss digital literacy and the dangers of data sharing with students.
- Youth: avoid sharing personal documents or financial information; use strong, unique passwords.
- All users: check app permissions, read privacy policies, and report suspicious behaviour.
History & Legacy
India's cricketing history is rich — from domestic competitions to world stages. Young athletes dream of playing for the blue jersey. Support that dream safely by emphasising training, education, and consent when sharing profiles online.
Tip: Encourage physical coaching, community clubs, and verified academies rather than unknown online rating platforms.
Resources & Further Reading
- Digital safety for children (search for official government & NGO guides)
- How to set parental controls on mobile devices
- Recognising signs of online addiction & where to seek help
For Parents & Coaches — Checklist
- Verify any platform before allowing minors to sign up.
- Use privacy-by-default: choose the strictest privacy setting available.
- Limit time spent on rating/gaming features that mimic betting mechanics.
- Keep training records offline or on secure systems owned by the academy.