Proof IQ guide
Proof IQ is educational guidance, not a talent score.
Use it to prepare cricket evidence that a human reviewer can understand: a clear source, the relevant role, honest match or training context, and the limits of what the clip shows.
Guidance only. Evidence coverage does not measure cricket ability or selection readiness.
Illustrative evidence check
Prepare your evidence
Clear context helps a reviewer understand the evidence without turning guidance into a player assessment.
Choose a match, net, drill, trial or coached-session moment that clearly relates to the role you describe.
State the source, date, cricket level, role and match or training situation where those details are known.
Say when a clip is a short highlight, lacks scorecard context or needs another angle or role-specific example.
Cricket proof categories
These are recording prompts, not technical assessments or claims about player quality.
Educational guidance only. A recording prompt does not guarantee review approval, contact, trials, contracts, sponsorship or selection.
Evidence coverage
Coverage labels describe what a reviewer can inspect and what context is still incomplete.
A playable YouTube Unlisted link and cricket category are present for human review.
Role, source and match or training notes help explain what the evidence shows.
A reviewer may still need dates, competition detail, longer footage or another role-specific example.
Proof IQ does not use AI to assess talent, create rankings, predict selection or make recruitment recommendations. Human reviewers remain responsible for checking the evidence and its context.
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