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The blog carries two verticals — fantasy guides (evergreen) and IPL news (breaking). Both verticals are updated weekly during the IPL season.

The blog verticals are organised by topic. The fantasy guides vertical covers evergreen strategy; the IPL news vertical covers breaking coverage. Both verticals carry weekly posts during the IPL season.

How the verticals are organised

The fantasy guides vertical is organised by decision point. Each guide is built around a specific fantasy decision — captaincy, points system, bonus conversion, all-rounder value, death-overs bowling. The vertical is the place to start if you are new to fantasy cricket.

The IPL news vertical is organised by event. Each post is built around a specific news event — injury, schedule, top 20, auction, toss. The vertical is the fastest way to track the IPL.

The fantasy guides vertical is the desk's evergreen coverage of fantasy cricket strategy. The vertical covers the decisions that repeat every match — captaincy, XI construction, points system, bonus conversion, all-rounder value, death-overs bowling.

Each guide is built around a specific decision point. The guides are practical, not theoretical. The desk recommends applying the framework in the order described in each guide; skipping a step degrades the output.

Featured fantasy guide

The featured guide this week is the top 10 captain picks post. The guide walks through the top 10 captain candidates for the season with the four inputs — form, venue, matchup, toss — behind each pick.

The fantasy guides vertical is updated weekly. Each weekly update covers the form index movers, the venue bias shifts and any rule changes by the league. The update cadence is the same during the IPL season and during the off-season.

The vertical pairs naturally with the hubs — Fantasy Tips, IPL Fantasy Cricket and IPL 2026. The three together cover the complete fantasy strategy stack.

Featured guide this week

The featured guide this week is the top 10 captain picks post. The guide walks through the top 10 captain candidates for the season with the four inputs behind each pick.

The IPL news vertical is the desk's breaking coverage of the Indian Premier League. The vertical covers injury watch, schedule analysis, top 20 players, auction coverage and toss impact. The vertical is updated weekly during the IPL season.

Each post is built around a specific news event — an injury update, a fixture change, an auction pick, a toss decision. The posts are timely, not theoretical.

Featured IPL news post

The featured post this week is the injury watch post, updated weekly. The post tracks every IPL player's injury status — available, doubtful, ruled out — and updates within 30 minutes of any official announcement.

The IPL news vertical is updated weekly. Each weekly update covers the injury watch, the schedule changes, the top 20 movers and any breaking news from the franchises.

The vertical pairs with the hubs — IPL Fantasy Cricket, IPL 2026, Match Prediction and Live Matches.

Featured IPL news post this week

The featured post this week is the injury watch post, updated weekly. The post tracks every IPL player's injury status and updates within 30 minutes of any official announcement.

The desk publishes 1-2 guides per week during the IPL season. The cadence slows to 1 guide per fortnight during the off-season. Every guide is reviewed before publication and re-audited weekly.

The desk's editorial calendar is published quarterly. The calendar lists the planned topics, the target publication date and the analyst responsible. The calendar is available on request via the contact page.

The editorial calendar is published quarterly. The calendar lists the planned topics, the target publication date and the analyst responsible. The calendar is available on request via the contact page.

The calendar is reviewed monthly. Any deviation from the plan is communicated to the desk's editor-in-chief. The calendar is the desk's commitment to consistent coverage.

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The blog is supported by display advertising and by a small referral credit from the companion app. The advertising and referral relationships do not influence the editorial content.

The blog is free to read. There is no paywall. The blog is independent of any operator; the affiliate disclosure explains how the site is funded.

The blog is supported by display advertising and by a small referral credit from the companion app. The advertising and referral relationships do not influence the editorial content. The desk has a strict no-sponsorship policy.

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The blog is updated within 24 hours of every IPL match. The form index is updated; the captain picks are reviewed; the injury watch is refreshed. The blog is the most-updated section of the site during the season.

During the off-season, the blog is updated monthly with evergreen content. The off-season cadence covers off-season analysis, retrospective reviews and off-season guides (e.g., auction preparation).

The blog is written by the IPL Super Contest editorial desk. The desk is staffed by three senior cricket analysts, two data engineers and a full-time compliance reviewer. Every guide is reviewed by at least two analysts before publication.

The desk's contact details are on the contact page. The desk responds to editorial inquiries within 5 business days. The desk does not respond to gambling advice requests.

The blog carries a weekly newsletter during the IPL season. The newsletter summarises the top 3 captain picks, the form index movers, the injury watch and the venue bias map. The newsletter is delivered every Monday at 9am IST.

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The blog carries both English and Hindi content. The English content is the primary coverage; the Hindi content is a translation of selected posts. The Hindi coverage covers the most-read guides each week.

The blog is also available in audio format for selected posts. The audio versions are produced for the top 5 most-read guides each month. The audio versions are accessible from the post page.

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The desk publishes a correction log on the methodology page. The log lists every correction made in the last 90 days, including the date, the post, the correction and the source that triggered the correction.

The blog is governed by the site's editorial standards. The standards are documented on the methodology page. The standards cover source-first research, verified squad intel, format-aware tables, auditable captain logic and independent of operators.

The desk does not chase virality; the desk chases citation. Every blog post is reviewed, dated and revision-controlled. The audit log is published on the methodology page.

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