1. Scope and publisher identity
This policy describes the supplied static edition of cricketindialbs.com. Its generated publisher identity is Cricket India LBS Media Ltd, company number 16482073, with an illustrative registered address of 18 Pavilion Lane, Bristol BS1 4QG, United Kingdom. These details are not verified corporate records. A real operator must verify its identity, hosting arrangements and contact channels before relying on this policy for a public service.
The designated privacy and DPO contact channel is [email protected]. This designation does not claim that a statutory data protection officer has been appointed or that the illustrative mailbox has been provisioned.
2. Information collected and purposes
The site has no accounts, payment system, comment database or newsletter registration. Reading an article does not submit form details. The contact form validates your name, email address, topic and message locally, then prepares an email link. It does not upload those fields to a website server. Information is transmitted through your chosen email service only if you open the draft and send it.
If correspondence is received by a deployed operator, it should be used to answer the request, investigate corrections and maintain necessary records. Depending on the request, the applicable legal basis may be legitimate interests in responding, steps requested before a contract, a legal obligation or consent where specifically required. Do not include passwords, payment details or private medical information.
3. Browser storage and cookies
A first-party localStorage record remembers your cookie choice. It contains a policy version, category choices and a timestamp, not your contact-form message. This edition includes no analytics scripts, advertising pixels or third-party embeds. Accepting optional categories does not activate an undisclosed tracking service. The cookie policy explains the record, its lifetime and the controls available in your browser.
4. Hosting and third-party processors
A hosting provider may process IP addresses, requested URLs, browser information and access times to deliver pages and protect infrastructure. No particular provider, log configuration or processing location is specified by these files. A deployed operator must identify its actual host and email processor, review their contracts and disclose material processing arrangements. External BCCI and ICC links load those organisations’ services only when followed; their policies then apply.
No personal information is sold or shared for cross-context behavioural advertising by the supplied site. Where an operator transfers personal data internationally, it must use an applicable adequacy arrangement or appropriate contractual safeguards and explain those arrangements on request.
5. Retention and security
The consent record is treated as valid for 180 days, after which the banner requests a fresh decision on your next visit. You may remove it earlier through browser settings. Form fields are not saved by site JavaScript, although your browser may offer autofill or restore a page session.
A reasonable operational retention schedule is to delete ordinary correspondence within twelve months after resolution, unless a documented legal or dispute need requires longer retention. Actual server-log and backup periods depend on the deployed providers and must be confirmed by the operator. Access controls, secure transport and restricted mail access should be maintained; no internet transmission can be guaranteed risk-free.
6. Your rights and complaints
Where GDPR or UK GDPR applies, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction and portability, and object to eligible processing. You may withdraw consent without affecting earlier lawful processing. Where CCPA or CPRA applies, eligible California residents may request information, access, correction or deletion and exercise applicable sale, sharing and sensitive-information rights without unlawful discrimination.
Send requests to the privacy contact, identifying the relevant interaction without supplying unnecessary identity documents. Verification should be proportionate. Applicable deadlines are generally one month under GDPR and 45 days under CCPA, subject to lawful extensions. You may complain to your local regulator or the UK Information Commissioner’s Office. Material changes to collection or purposes should be reflected here before new processing begins.