A cricket guest post on 9Wickets reaches readers who follow the sport closely and bet on it seriously. We accept original analysis, format guides and market explainers, and review every cricket guest post before making a decision.
Write for Us at 9Wickets
Cricket is our only remit. That narrowness is the point: it lets us go deeper than a general sports site, and our readers expect that depth.
A cricket guest post that treats Tests and T20s as the same game will not be accepted. The formats behave differently and our audience knows it.
We decline most of what arrives, usually because it could have been written about any sport.
Who Can Submit a Guest Post
- Cricket writers and match analysts
- Statisticians working with ball-by-ball data
- Coaches and former players
- Pitch and conditions specialists
- Freelance sports journalists
Understanding of the sport matters more than a writing portfolio for any cricket guest post we consider.
Topics We Accept
- Format-specific betting strategy across Tests, ODIs and T20s
- Pitch and conditions analysis
- Player and team statistical breakdowns
- Market explainers such as top batter or total runs
- Tournament previews and structural analysis
- Responsible gambling for sports bettors
Our 9Wickets in Bangladesh page shows the audience a cricket guest post would be reaching.
Guest Post Guidelines
- Original and unpublished elsewhere
- Clear English with correct grammar
- All statistics sourced
- No spun or rewritten material
- Minimal promotional content
- 800 to 1,500 words
Numbers matter here more than anywhere. A cricket guest post quoting an average or a strike rate should say where the figure came from and over what period.
We may edit accepted work for grammar, formatting, accuracy and readability, discussing anything substantial with you first.
How to Submit Your Article
Send your pitch or draft to writeforus@emalupe.com with:
- Proposed title
- Outline or completed draft
- Author name for credit
- Website URL if applicable
- Data sources used
We reply within seven working days. Send tournament previews at least a week ahead of the first fixture, since a preview arriving two days out has nowhere useful to sit.
What Happens After You Submit
Submissions are checked for originality, then read for cricketing accuracy, then decided on. Expect the full process to take up to seven working days.
Accepted work comes back with edits marked for your approval before publication. If we decline a cricket guest post, we explain briefly why, which usually comes down to angle rather than quality.
What We Do Not Accept
- Fixed match or spot-fixing claims without evidence
- Paid tipping service promotion
- Copied or spun content
- Links to unrelated or harmful sites
- Content aimed at under-18s
Any cricket guest post alleging corruption needs documented evidence. Without it, we decline, however credible the account sounds.
Why Write for Us
You reach readers researching cricket markets rather than casual traffic, and you keep your byline on the published piece.
Every cricket guest post also gets a real editorial response, including the declined ones. No promises are made about rankings or backlinks.
Official fixtures come from the International Cricket Council, and statistical records from ESPNcricinfo.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is a cricket guest post submission free?
Yes, entirely.
2. Do you pay contributors?
Not at present.
3. Can I cover non-cricket sports?
No. This site covers cricket only.
4. Is publication guaranteed?
No. Every piece is reviewed and many are declined.
5. How many links may I include?
One or two relevant links.
6. Do you accept match reports?
Rarely. Analysis and explainers travel better than recaps.
Conclusion
A cricket guest post that respects the differences between formats and sources its numbers will always get a serious read. Send your title and outline to writeforus@emalupe.com.