Sixer is an editorial matchday-utility desk for fantasy-cricket readers in India. The terms describe the editorial use of the site; they are not the terms of any fantasy-cricket platform a reader uses.
Sixer is an editorial matchday-utility desk. The desk publishes notes on fixtures, captain calls, six-hitting math, points ledger and verified reader results. Editorial use of the site means reading and quoting the desk's notes with attribution.
Reading the desk, quoting a note with attribution, and linking to a desk page from a reader's editorial work. The corrections log is open; cite the corrections alongside the note.
Sixer does not run a paid contest, does not hold a wallet, does not facilitate entry, does not provide financial advice and does not publish a player ranking.
Where a reader wants to enter a paid format, the platform's terms apply. Sixer is not a party to that relationship.
Sixer's editorial scope is the matchday utility desk — the desk does not run contests, hold wallets or facilitate entry.
Fixture list, captain picks, six-hitting math, points-ledger rows, verified reader-result archive and methodology. The desk covers the editorial day; the platform covers the financial day.
Source-first reporting, dated corrections on the same URL, public corrections log, plain language, 18+ enforcement for the platform relationship, state-by-state reading for paid formats.
Disputes about entry, withdrawal or KYC belong with the platform. Sixer's role is to publish the editorial record; the platform's role is the regulatory relationship with the reader.
Sixer publishes editorially-driven notes on fixtures, captain calls, six-hitting math and points-ledger rows. The editorial scope is the publication; reading the desk means reading the publication.
Open the chapter rail before you open the page. The rail carries the chapter numbers, the update times and the source status.
The boundary map is the working sketch of one of tonight's venues. Cross it with the boundary notes on the tournament calendar before you make a captain call.
The captain rail splits the captain call into three tiers. Read the reasons behind each tier before picking a captain.
Editorial use of the Sixer matchday desk means reading the notes with attribution. The terms below apply to the editorial use of the publication.
Reading a Sixer note with attribution is editorial use. The corrections log is open; cite the corrections alongside the note.
Quoting a Sixer note with a link to the URL is editorial use. The desk keeps the editorial record public.
Sixer's notes are not republished as fact by other publications without the editorial record. The corrections log is part of the note; do not strip it.
Sixer is a publication; reading the publication means reading the editorial record. The terms describe the editorial use of the publication; the publication is the editorial record.
The editorial record is the publication; the desk's role is the record. Reading the publication means reading the editorial record, with the corrections log open and the source URLs visible.
Where the record gets a fact wrong, the corrections log carries the dated correction. The corrections log is the editorial anchor for the publication's accountability.
The platform you choose to play on is the financial relationship; the platform's terms apply. Sixer is not a party to that relationship.