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Bright Cricket Guide

Partnerships

Bright Cricket Guide considers collaborations that make sense for readers interested in rural cricket, club life and the places where the game is played. Any arrangement must leave editorial decisions independent and be straightforward to recognise.

Suitable collaborations

We may consider relevant partner features, clearly marked placements and other collaborations connected with cricket culture, rural sport or the experience of visiting a ground. Proposals should explain the subject, intended audience, proposed format and any commercial relationship. We do not imply that a partner is endorsed by editorial coverage.

Clear labels

Paid or partner material is labelled plainly wherever it appears. Editorial articles remain distinct from commercial placements, and partners cannot require us to present a claim as independent editorial judgement. We may decline material that does not fit the publication or cannot be labelled clearly.

Making contact

Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include enough detail for us to understand the proposal, but do not send confidential documents or assume that an enquiry creates an agreement.

Our point of view

A match belongs to its place

We look beyond the score to the ground, the people and the seasonal habits gathered around village cricket.

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