Cricket Data API: ESPNcricinfo StatsGuru Export
Pricing
from $0.47 / 1,000 stat rows
Export public ESPNcricinfo StatsGuru cricket statistics as structured dataset rows. Query batting, bowling, fielding, and records across international, domestic, and women’s formats. A cricket data API for analysts and research workflows. From $0.62 per 1,000 raw records.
Choose Raw Stats Export for the original table rows, or Form & Matchup Analysis for one recent-form summary per player. Form & Matchup Analysis always uses innings records sorted by date.
The cricket format to query. Use all_international to combine Test, ODI, and T20I in one dataset.
The type of statistic to extract: batting, bowling, fielding, all-round, team totals, or fall of wickets.
How to aggregate Raw Stats Export results. Form & Matchup Analysis always uses innings records so it can calculate recent form.
Filter by team name, e.g. India, Australia, England. Common international team names work directly. Leave blank for all teams.
Filter by opposition team name, e.g. Australia or India. Common international team names work directly. Leave blank for all opponents.
Filter by a positive numeric StatsGuru ground ID. You can use Ground URL instead if you do not know the ID.
A StatsGuru results URL containing ground=. The Actor reads the actual StatsGuru filter locally. Modern ESPNcricinfo ground profile IDs are different and are intentionally rejected. If Ground ID is also supplied, both must identify the same filter.
Filter by one positive numeric ESPNcricinfo player ID. You can use Player URL instead if you do not know the ID.
One ESPNcricinfo player profile URL. The Actor extracts the verified numeric player ID locally. If Player ID is also supplied, both must identify the same player.
Run the same StatsGuru query for several positive numeric player IDs. Duplicate IDs are removed. Up to 20 unique players are accepted across all player fields.
[]Run the same query for several ESPNcricinfo player profile URLs. IDs are resolved locally, duplicates are removed, and the global Max Records budget is distributed across the complete fan-out.
[]Only include matches on or after this date. Leave blank for no lower bound.
Only include matches on or before this date. Leave blank for no upper bound.
Filter by match location relative to the selected team. Choose Any to include all locations.
Filter by match result. Choose Any to include all outcomes.
Maximum source records to process across the entire run, including every player in a multi-player comparison. Set to 0 for all available Raw Stats Export records. Form & Matchup Analysis requires a finite limit.
For Form & Matchup Analysis only: calculate each player summary from this many most-recent innings. Use the Opposition filter to make the summary a specific matchup.
Verified StatsGuru order field. Common values: runs, batted_score, wickets, economy_rate, start. Unknown fields are rejected.
Sort direction for the chosen column.
Minimum innings or matches to qualify. Useful when using Overall or Career views to exclude low-sample players. Leave at 0 for no minimum.