CricHD

CricHD does what the name suggests — cricket streams, front and centre, though many versions of the site have branched out into football, tennis and other sports too. Like most brands in this space, it's a link directory rather than a host, and it's cycled through more domains and takedowns than most.

In December 2022, one of its addresses, crichd.pro, was named among a wave of sports piracy domains seized by US authorities. That wasn't the end of it. In September 2025, a different CricHD domain, crichd.app, turned up on the list of roughly 80 sites dismantled in a huge coordinated takedown of the "Streameast" piracy network. And right now, a third CricHD-branded address, streamcrichd.com, shows an active government seizure notice if you try to load it. Three separate, verifiable hits on the same brand name across different domains and different years — that's a genuinely unusual track record even by the standards of this space.

None of it has stopped the name from cropping up again and again. Cricket fans searching for CricHD are a case study in exactly why this keeps happening: the brand never held any broadcasting rights in the first place, so taking down one domain does nothing to stop a near-identical one appearing somewhere else soon after.

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