CricOne respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects all users and contributors to do the same. Most images, media, and content featured on our website are sourced from publicly available platforms, official media releases, or used under the “fair use” doctrine for commentary, news reporting, or educational purposes.
We do not knowingly claim ownership of content that is copyrighted by other creators, organizations, or companies. If any content on www.cricone.co.in appears to violate your ownership rights or has been published without proper attribution, we request that you notify us immediately.
How to Report Copyright Infringement
If you are the legal copyright holder of any content or are acting on behalf of the owner, please send a formal DMCA complaint to:
Email: contactcricone@gmail.com
Include the following details in your message:
- Your Full Name and Contact Information (Email, Phone, etc.)
- Proof of Ownership (such as original image links, registration certificates, or other evidence)
- The exact URL on www.cricone.co.in where the content is located
- A brief description of the copyrighted content
- A signed statement confirming that:
“I am the rightful owner (or authorized representative) of the content and believe that its use on CricOne has not been authorized by me or by law.”
If you are a third party submitting on behalf of the original copyright holder, attach a Letter of Authorization.
False Complaints
Filing fraudulent or misleading claims is against the law. CricOne reserves the right to take legal action against any such attempts to defame or falsely accuse our platform.
Action & Response
Once we receive a valid and complete DMCA request, we will:
- Acknowledge the request via email
- Review the materials in question
- Take appropriate action (removal, credit, or inquiry) within 5–7 business days
CricOne always aims to operate responsibly, ethically, and within legal copyright frameworks. We are committed to maintaining transparency and compliance in all our operations.