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Trust, Safety &
Responsible Review

StriveMatch is built on proof, honesty, and cricket-first integrity. This page explains how trust is built, how media review works, and what protections are in place.

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Core trust principles

No guaranteed selection — clubs and scouts make independent decisions.

Media review is precautionary, not accusatory. No automatic actions are taken.

Additional proof may be requested during review.

Profiles may be temporarily limited during review, then restored.

Checks are signals only — human review decides all outcomes.

No automated scoring or AI review is active. All reviews and decisions are made by real people.

Language preference does not affect eligibility, nationality, or verification.

Profile Trust

Build trust with honest proof

Complete your Player Passport with clear role, level, Match Proof, and Scorecard Context. Trust is built by evidence, not claims.

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Media Review

Safe, non-accusatory review

Media Authenticity Review is a human process that checks whether proof is playable, cricket-related, and honestly described. No automatic actions.

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Consent & Privacy

Video sharing safety

Only share footage you have rights and consent to use. Junior players should involve a parent, guardian, or coach before sharing publicly.

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Report a Concern

Help reviewers prioritise

Flag a profile or safety concern via private feedback. This is not an accusation — humans review reports. No automatic bans.

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No Guaranteed Outcomes

Proof supports, not guarantees

Strong match proof, a complete Player Passport, and a polished Cricket CV improve visibility. No guaranteed selection, trials, contracts, or income.

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Language & Accessibility

Language preference

Language preference does not affect nationality, eligibility, verification, or country representation. All reviews use the same human standards.

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How StriveMatch protects players

Junior (under-18) profiles require extra protection and are treated as high-risk.

Unverified scouts and clubs should not access junior players.

Contact details (phone, email, WhatsApp, social handles) are not shown publicly.

Full date of birth is not shown publicly — only age or development stage where relevant.

Parent/guardian involvement is required for any junior contact.

Scouts and clubs should request contact through the platform, never demand it off-platform.

Suspicious behaviour can be reported, and reports are reviewed by a human.

StriveMatch does not guarantee selection, trials, contracts, or income.

Verification does not guarantee selection or endorsement — proof is human-reviewed.

Safeguarding for juniors, parents, schools and clubs

For parents and guardians: here is how StriveMatch is designed to protect junior players. Some protections are live now and some are still being built and reviewed before junior players are opened up publicly.

Junior (under-18) profiles require extra protection and are treated as high-risk.

Contact details are not public — no phone, email, WhatsApp, or social handles.

Full date of birth is not public.

Parent/guardian involvement is required for any junior contact.

Contact requests should stay on-platform, never moved to private chat apps.

Suspicious behaviour can be reported, and reports are reviewed by a person.

Concerns can still be reported after contact has been approved.

Verification does not guarantee selection or endorsement.

StriveMatch does not claim legal accreditation, GDPR/Children's Code compliance, or ECB approval.

If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first. Use StriveMatch reporting in addition to — not instead of — the appropriate authorities when there is a real-world safety concern.

Controlled beta junior safety

During the controlled public beta, junior (under-18) profiles are handled with extra restrictions while deeper safeguarding workflows are reviewed. This is honest about what is live today and what is not.

A junior player's exact age and full date of birth are never shown publicly — only an age group (e.g. Under 15).

Direct contact details are never shown publicly.

Junior contact workflows are restricted until parent/guardian routing and verified organisation access are reviewed and enabled.

You can report any concern using Report a Concern on a profile or the Feedback page.

If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or the appropriate safeguarding authority first.

There is no automated moderation and no 24/7 review claim — reports are reviewed manually as part of beta safety operations.

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How StriveMatch protects female players

StriveMatch is for cricketers across the game, including women and girls. Every junior receives the same safeguarding protections — female players may simply face additional online risks that call for extra guidance. Some protections below are live now and some are documented intent being reviewed before public female junior discovery is enabled.

All juniors are protected the same way; female players may face additional online risks that need extra guidance.

No public direct contact details (phone, email, WhatsApp, or social handles).

Full date of birth is not shown publicly.

Stronger privacy expectations apply for junior girls' photos and videos.

Parent/guardian visibility is required for junior contact requests.

Appearance-based, sexualised, or personal comments are not acceptable.

Location-identifying content (venues, uniforms, backgrounds) should be handled carefully.

Scouts and clubs must use platform-managed contact requests — never off-platform pressure.

Reporting unsafe or inappropriate behaviour is encouraged and reviewed by a person.

StriveMatch makes no claim of ECB approval, partnership, accreditation, or legal compliance.

Behaviour that should be reported

Appearance-based commentsSexualised languageRepeated contact attemptsOff-platform contact pressureLocation-identifying contentSchool-uniform or venue-identifying concernsImage or video misuseHarassment or intimidation

Advisory checkpoint: before public female junior discovery is enabled, StriveMatch intends to seek review from at least one person with women's or girls' cricket experience — for example a coach, pathway coordinator, former player, safeguarding lead, or club official.

Trust is built over time. Honest proof, clear context, and respectful human review create a cricket ecosystem where everyone benefits. No shortcuts. No fake claims. No guaranteed outcomes. Just cricket. Language preference

Trust, Safety & Responsible Review

Build trust with honest proof

Safe, non-accusatory review

Video sharing safety

Help reviewers prioritise

Proof supports, not guarantees

Language preference

How StriveMatch protects players

Safeguarding for juniors, parents, schools and clubs

Controlled beta junior safety

How StriveMatch protects female players

Trust, Safety & Responsible Review

Build trust with honest proof

Safe, non-accusatory review

Video sharing safety

Help reviewers prioritise

Proof supports, not guarantees

Language preference

How StriveMatch protects players

Safeguarding for juniors, parents, schools and clubs

Controlled beta junior safety

How StriveMatch protects female players

Trust, Safety &
Responsible Review

Trust, Safety &
Responsible Review