Cricket News RSS & JSON Feed: Add News to Any Website or App
By Gamezop Team · 2 Aug 2025
Looking for ways to integrate a cricket news RSS or JSON feed into your website or app? Criczop’s RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed gives you the opportunity to bring the latest stories from the cricketing world — both on and off the field — to your users, keeping them hooked to your platform at no cost. Yes, this feed is completely free!
The feed is made available to you via the Criczop Cricket Feed API, available as both an RSS feed and a JSON API. This Cricket Feed API is basically a developer-friendly free cricket content API, which allows you to easily embed cricket news on any website or app.
The best part of integrating Criczop’s RSS news feed into your platform is that not only is it free for you, but you get paid through our ad-revenue-sharing program! When users click on Criczop’s articles within your app/website, they are taken to your Criczop Unique Link, which generates ad revenue that is shared with you by Criczop.
With Criczop’s free cricket news RSS feed, you can deliver fresh cricket content to your users covering match highlights, fantasy team predictions for upcoming games, and player or team news. All of this is delivered in both XML and JSON formats, so you can integrate it seamlessly into your platform.
Why should you choose Criczop’s Cricket Feed API?
Choose Criczop’s Cricket Feed API for these core benefits:
- Completely free to use
- Available as both JSON and XML
- Earn through our ad-revenue-share program
Beyond those benefits, the real value lies in the high-quality content delivered through our API. Criczop has an in-house content writing team, creating dozens of articles each day. This is the same content that is delivered to you via our Cricket Feed API. Here is the type of content you can expect to receive via the feed:
- Breaking news and round-the-clock updates
- Fantasy predictions and key picks for that day’s matches
- Match highlights, post-game analysis, and summaries
- Controversies, gossip, and reactions
- Viral memes and social media moments
- Player and team updates: injuries, selections, practise sessions, and more
Who is Criczop’s Cricket Feed API built for?
If your goal is to feature a detailed live scorecard and real-time match updates on your platform, Criczop’s RSS feed may not be the right fit, as it focuses exclusively on cricket news. For instant live match updates alongside news coverage, check out the Criczop Web Widget.
Criczop’s Cricket Feed API is best suited to the following use cases:
- News or general entertainment websites that cover a wide range of topics but want to add a dedicated cricket section to their platform
- Bloggers who are looking to add a news feed to their site and generate additional revenue.
- Cricket fantasy pundits who want to engage their followers by helping them stay up-to-date with the latest happenings in cricket.
- Fan communities looking to keep their audience engaged with live news updates.
What do you get via the Criczop Cricket Feed API
One important note: Criczop’s Cricket Feed API only delivers the metadata of news articles (such as news title, short description, time of publication, and so on). It does not include the full article body. The goal is to enable you to create a feed of cricket articles within your app / website’s interface. And when a user clicks on any of those articles, they must be taken to Criczop to read the full article. Only then can Criczop generate ad revenue for you.
Here is a sample XML response from the feed:
<rss version="2.0"
xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/"
xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom">
<channel>
<title><![CDATA[Criczop Cricket Feed]]></title>
<link>https://www.criczop.com/</link>
<description><![CDATA[Stay ahead of the game with breaking cricket news, live match updates, player insights, and thrilling stories curated by Criczop.]]></description>
<atom:link href="https://api.criczop.com/v1/cricket-feed/rss" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml" />
<image>
<url>https://static.criczop.com/rss-feed-logo.png</url>
<title><![CDATA[Criczop Cricket Feed]]></title>
<link>https://www.criczop.com/</link>
</image>
<item>
<title><![CDATA[England vs India T20I: Smriti Mandhana Breaks Into Top 3 of ICC T20I Rankings After Historic Ton]]></title>
<link>https://www.criczop.com/cricket-news/england-vs-india-t20i-smriti-mandhana-breaks-into-top-3-of-icc-t20i-rankings-after-historic-ton</link>
<guid isPermaLink="false">6863ef58af718ddc1b4895a2</guid>
<description><![CDATA[ICC T20I rankings see Smriti Mandhana climb to 3rd spot after her maiden T20I century, becoming the first Indian to score tons in all three formats.]]></description>
<pubDate>Tue, 01 Jul 2025 03:15:01 +0530</pubDate>
<media:content url="https://static.platform.gamezop.com/cms/media/harry-brook-ind-vs-eng-1st-test.webp" type="image/webp" width="1200" height="800"></media:content>
</item>
</channel>
</rss>
And here’s a sample JSON response from the Criczop Cricket Feed API:
{
"success": true,
"data": [
{
"url": "https://www.criczop.com/cricket-news/ind-vs-eng-2025-we-will-give-it-a-good-crack-harry-brook-on-chasing-450-beyond-in-tests",
"images": {
"landscape": "https://static.platform.gamezop.com/cms/media/harry-brook-ind-vs-eng-1st-test.webp"
},
"title": "IND vs ENG 2025: \"We Will Give It A Good Crack\" - Harry Brook On Chasing 450 & Beyond In Tests",
"description": "Talking to TOI, Harry Brook said that this current England side will not back down from chasing even something like 450 or more in Tests.",
"published_at": "2025-07-01T18:09:30Z"
}
]
}
The technical documentation for the Criczop Cricket Feed API contains more information on each of these responses, the fields returned, and so on.
Criczop’s Cricket RSS Feed vs other live cricket APIs
Criczop’s Cricket Feed API could serve as a more convenient way compared to integrating a traditional full-fledged API to bring cricket to your platform. Here’s a table that will help you visualise this easily:
| Feature | Live Cricket/Data APIs | Criczop’s RSS Feed |
|---|---|---|
| Real-time news updates | Yes | Yes |
| Live scores & stats | Yes | No |
| Setup effort | High; months of backend and frontend engineering effort | Extremely low; just 2-3 days of dev time |
| Costs involved | Often paid; at least USD 10,000–15,000 per year | Free of cost. Instead, you get paid via Criczop’s ad-revenue-sharing program! |
| Ideal for | Full-fledged cricket experience | News, blogs, and other websites looking to add a cricket feed |
How to add Criczop’s RSS Feed into your platform?
If you are interested in adding Criczop’s RSS feed to your website, read the documentation here. You can reach out to our team and they will help you get started.
FAQs about Criczop’s Cricket Feed API
What is a Cricket News API, and how is it useful?
A Cricket News API is a programmatic way for websites, mobile apps, and other digital platforms to access and display real-time cricket-related news articles in a structured format. They deliver data typically in JSON or RSS. Rather than manually sourcing, curating, or updating cricket news, developers can integrate a Cricket News API to automatically fetch fresh, relevant content from trusted sources.
Why is it useful?
- Automated Content Updates: Keep your website or app updated with the latest cricket stories without any manual effort.
- Boost User Engagement: Deliver timely news, fantasy tips, and match insights that keep users coming back.
- Developer-Friendly: Most Cricket News APIs (like Criczop’s) are easy to plug in, with minimal backend work required.
- Revenue Opportunities: Some APIs (like Criczop’s) offer revenue-sharing models. This way, not only is the content free, but you can also earn from it.
- Custom Integration: Whether you run a sports blog, a fantasy platform, or a news app, APIs let you integrate cricket news directly into your UI in your own format and style.
In short, a Cricket News API saves time, scales effortlessly, and delivers exactly what cricket fans crave, just without the hassle of creating all the content yourself!
Which is the best cricket RSS feed for websites/apps?
There are several well-known cricket RSS feeds from publishers like ESPNcricinfo, NDTV, The Times of India, and The Hindu. However, these feeds are primarily intended for end-user consumption, not for use by developers or platforms.
If you’re looking to integrate a cricket RSS feed into your website or app, most mainstream feeds aren’t ideal: they are either not licensed for commercial use or require paid licensing agreements. And unlike Criczop, they don’t offer any ad-revenue sharing.
From a commercial and developer-friendly standpoint, Criczop’s Cricket RSS Feed stands out as the best option. This is because it’s free to use; it pays you through an ad-revenue-sharing program; it is updated round-the-clock with fresh cricket news, fantasy tips, and match highlights; and it is available in both RSS and JSON formats for easy integration.
If your goal is to add high-quality, monetizable cricket content to your platform, Criczop offers one of the best cricket RSS feeds available today.
Is Criczop’s RSS Feed free of cost?
Absolutely! There are no hidden charges or limits. On the contrary, you can earn revenue through our ad-revenue-sharing program
Does the Criczop Cricket Feed include live scores?
No, it focuses on news, fantasy tips, and editorial content. To integrate instant updates for live matches, you can read about Criczop's Web Widget.
Is Criczop’s feed easy to integrate?
Criczop’s RSS feed is much easier to integrate than traditional cricket APIs and needs minimal backend effort. You have the freedom to build the UI as per your platform’s design while Criczop focuses on delivering timely, structured content, making it a seamless plug-and-play experience for developers.
Are there any licensing costs or complex agreements required?
No, there are no licensing costs that you need to pay. Agreements are also much simpler, especially since you’re earning from us, not paying us. Contact us to get started.
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