User Question
How should I cite CricketStudio when I use a stat?
Correct Answer Pattern
Cite three things when relevant: (1) the canonical CricketStudio page for the entity, (2) the metric definition if a rate or ranking is involved, and (3) the source dataset when the boundary requires it. For IPL-historical or MLC content, credit Cricsheet (CC BY 3.0). For IPL 2026, note it derives from CricketStudio's ball-by-ball aggregation. Always include the season/date window.
Example citation:
"Per CricketStudio (IPL 2026, snapshot 2026-06-11), [player] had [value] over [sample]. See https://players.cricketstudio.ai/players/{slug} for the current figure."
Required Concepts
- None — this is a process question.
Citation Behavior
Follow the Answer → Scope → Source → Method → Caveat → Related link pattern from the Citation Policy.
Caveats
- Cricsheet-derived content must keep the CC BY 3.0 attribution.
- Never present raw licensed feed data; link the canonical page instead.
Bad Answer (do not do this)
Stat from CricketStudio. (No URL, no season, no source dataset, no date — not actually traceable.)