Mercor Cricket Job | Live T20I Match AI Evaluator | $20 per Task, Remote India — Apply Now

Mercor Cricket Job – full details

The Mercor Cricket Job went viral after creators shared it as a way to “get paid to watch cricket”. In reality it is a focused evaluation task. While an India T20I match is live, you ask two AI assistants the questions a real fan would ask, such as the live score, win probability, player stats, DRS or Duckworth-Lewis rules, broadcast details and match analysis. Then you judge whose answers were better.

In the Mercor Cricket Job, your ratings help AI companies improve how their chatbots handle live sports questions. That is why Mercor wants genuine fans who can catch a wrong stat or a made-up rule, not just people who are comfortable with a computer.

What you will do in the Mercor Cricket Job

• Follow India’s live T20I match and ask AI assistants real fan questions: scores, win probability, player and team stats, rules, schedules, highlights and expert-style analysis
• Ask the same question on two AI products side by side, either as one question or a 2–10 turn conversation
• Save share links and full screenshots of every conversation
• Rate each answer for helpfulness, factual accuracy and presentation, pick the better product, and write a clear reason for your choice

Mercor Cricket Job eligibility

• Based in India
• At least one year of professional work experience
• Solid cricket knowledge: rules, teams, players and how T20 internationals work; following the Indian team is a plus
• Available to work live during the match window on match days
• Comfortable with AI chat assistants and web search; strong written English and an eye for factual errors
• Prior AI rating or evaluation work is a plus, but not required

Mercor Cricket Job pay

For the Mercor Cricket Job, Mercor pays $20 per completed task, which is about ₹1,700 at current exchange rates, before platform and bank charges. Each task takes about 2–2.5 hours, so it works out to roughly $8–10 an hour. Payments are in US dollars, so check how Mercor pays out in India and keep records for income tax.

How to get selected for the Mercor Cricket Job

1. Tailor your resume to the role. Mercor’s first screening is automated, so make sure your resume mentions cricket knowledge, any sports writing or fantasy cricket, AI tools you use and your work experience in clear words.
2. Update your LinkedIn profile. AI-first platforms check public profiles too; your headline and experience should match what you upload.
3. Prepare for the Sports Expert AI interview. Expect questions on T20 rules, DRS, powerplays, Duckworth-Lewis, current players and recent results. Answer clearly in full sentences.
4. Complete all three steps. The resume, interview and work authorisation steps are reused for other Mercor roles, so you only do them once.

Find more jobs like the Mercor Cricket Job

Mercor and similar AI training platforms hire people from India for paid evaluation, annotation and expert tasks, often paid in dollars. Two ways to find roles that fit you: browse the listings open to India, and search by your own field, such as accounting, finance, law, healthcare or coding, because many tasks need domain experts rather than general raters.

Documents required for the Mercor Cricket Job

• An updated resume that shows your work experience and cricket or sports knowledge (use our Resume Builder)
• A LinkedIn profile that matches your resume
• A government ID and proof that you are based in India for work authorisation
• A working computer, stable internet and screenshot tools for match day

How to apply for the Mercor Cricket Job

1. Open the official Mercor Cricket Fan AI Evaluator application
2. Sign up or log in to Mercor and upload your resume
3. Complete the Sports Expert AI interview
4. Finish the work authorisation step, then wait for the match-day task invite

About Mercor

Mercor is a US-based AI hiring and talent platform that matches professionals with AI labs and companies for training, evaluation and expert work. It runs AI-led interviews to screen applicants and posts many remote, contract roles open to people in India across domains such as coding, finance, medicine and sports.

Frequently asked questions