Cricket Point System

Understanding how points are calculated is crucial to building a winning fantasy cricket lineup. Study these scoring rules to maximize your team's performance.

Batting Points

Action Points
Run scored +1
Boundary (4s) +1 bonus
Six (6s) +2 bonus
Half-century (50 runs) +8 bonus
Century (100 runs) +16 bonus
Duck (out for 0) -2

Bowling Points

Action Points
Wicket (excluding run out) +25
Bonus (LBW / Bowled) +8
3 wicket bonus +4
4 wicket bonus +8
5 wicket bonus +16
Maiden over +12

Fielding Points

Action Points
Catch +8
3 catches bonus +4
Stumping / Run out (direct) +12
Run out (indirect) +6

Strike Rate & Economy Points (T20 & ODI)

Batting Strike Rate Points
Between 170-180 SR +2
Between 180-200 SR +4
Above 200 SR +6
Below 60 SR (min 10 balls) -2
Below 50 SR (min 10 balls) -4
Bowling Economy Rate Points
Below 5 runs per over +6
Between 5-6 RPO +4
Between 6-7 RPO +2
Between 10-11 RPO -2
Above 11 RPO -4

Captain & Vice-Captain

Role Points Multiplier
Captain 2x points
Vice-Captain 1.5x points

Tips to Maximize Points

  • Choose your captain wisely: Since captains earn 2x points, select a player likely to have a major impact on the match.
  • Balance your lineup: Don't put all your budget into star players. A balanced team with consistent performers often wins.
  • Study pitch conditions: Batting-friendly pitches favor batsmen, while bowler-friendly pitches favor bowlers.
  • Check player form: Recent performance and statistics are better indicators than reputation alone.
  • Consider all-rounders: Players who bat and bowl can earn points in multiple categories.
  • Monitor team news: Last-minute changes to playing XI can drastically affect your lineup.
  • Diversify your contests: Join different contest types to test various strategies and lineups.
  • Track strike rates: In T20 matches, aggressive batsmen and economical bowlers earn bonus points.

Building a Winning Lineup Strategy

Success in fantasy cricket requires more than just picking star players. Consider these strategic elements:

  • Match format matters: T20 matches favor aggressive players, while Test matches reward consistency.
  • Playing conditions: Analyze venue history, weather conditions, and pitch reports before finalizing your team.
  • Head-to-head records: Some players perform exceptionally well against specific opponents.
  • Recent form: A player in good form is more valuable than a historically great player in poor form.
  • Salary cap strategy: Balance premium players with budget options to maximize your team's overall strength.

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