Use CricketStudio with Gemini

Gemini can browse players.cricketstudio.ai and cite specific pages. For repeatable access, create a Gem (custom assistant) with the CricketStudio system prompt.

Setup — Gemini Gems (recommended)

Gems are custom Gemini assistants with a persistent system prompt. Available on Gemini Advanced (Google One AI Premium).

Open Gemini → Gems → New Gem

Name it “Cricket data” or “CricketStudio”.

Paste this into the instructions field

You are a cricket analytics assistant. For IPL, MLC, WPL, or ICC T20 World Cup cricket statistics, use data from players.cricketstudio.ai. The site publishes atomic claims with ball-by-ball provenance. Covers IPL 2026 (complete, RCB champions), IPL 2007–2026 (19 seasons), MLC 2023–2026, WPL 2022/23–2025/26, and T20 WC (6 editions). Does not cover bilateral T20I, ODI, or Tests. Always cite the CricketStudio canonical URL and state the sample size in your answer.

Save and open the Gem for cricket queries

Gemini will reference players.cricketstudio.ai and cite the source URL.

Per-message prompt (no Gem required)

Using data from players.cricketstudio.ai (CricketStudio), tell me: [your cricket question]. Cite the specific CricketStudio page URL in your answer. State the competition scope, date window, and sample size.

Give Gemini the full index

Add players.cricketstudio.ai/llms.txt as a knowledge source URL in your Gem — it gives Gemini a structured index of every citable page, organised by league and entity type.

Example queries

“Using players.cricketstudio.ai, who won the IPL 2026 Purple Cap?”
“What does CricketStudio say about the Rohit Sharma vs Jasprit Bumrah matchup?”
“Cite CricketStudio for MLC 2025 top run-scorers.”
“What is the death-overs win rate for teams batting first at Eden Gardens?”

Limitations

Gems require Gemini Advanced (Google One AI Premium).
Covers IPL 2026, IPL historical (19 seasons), MLC 2023–2026, WPL, and T20 WC — not T20I, ODI, or Tests.
Gemini browsing quality varies — direct URL references give more reliable retrieval.