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Live Cricket Scores, Updated As You Play

We track live cricket scores across IPL, BPL and international series next to our cricket betting markets, so you follow overs, wickets and run rate without leaving the page.

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Inside The Cricket Score Board

Our live cricket score board sits next to the cricket markets in our sportsbook, spanning IPL, BPL and other international series whenever those markets are open. You get over-by-over updates, current run rate, wickets in hand and the chasing target on one screen, refreshed on its own so you don't need to reload. The same board carries Football Betonsite fixtures when a

football match runs in parallel, but cricket stays the main feed during IPL and BPL windows. We don't publish odds or projected results here — this section shows match state, not predictions. Everything you see links back to markets in your sportsbook tab, so a scoreline update and a market shift land together.

Over-by-over updates
Run rate & wickets
Chasing target display
Linked sportsbook markets

MATCH DAY HELP

Getting Help During A Live Match

Scores move fast once an IPL or BPL over starts, and if a market or scoreline looks off mid-match, you want a quick answer, not a queue. We keep support paths tied to your account, so whether you're checking a run rate on the bus or confirming a market change at home, the same channels stay open. Each path below covers a different kind of question you might have while a match is live.

Live Chat Reach us through live chat from the score screen if a scoreline looks delayed or a market linked to the match isn't updating — useful when you're mid-over and need a fast check.

Account Help Desk If a bet placed against a live cricket market doesn't reflect on your account balance, raise it through the help desk with your match and time details so we can trace it.

Wallet Verification Support Questions about a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction made during a live match go through wallet verification support, separate from the score-feed queries above.

FEED RELIABILITY CHECKS

How We Keep The Score Feed Honest

We don't generate or predict cricket scores ourselves — the feed reflects match state as reported through our sportsbook data setup, and we don't alter it to match a market. If a fixture is postponed or a series pauses, the board reflects that instead of showing stale numbers. Where a data source exposes extra detail like partnership run rate, we show it; where it doesn't, we leave the field blank rather than estimate it.

No Score Manipulation

The score board never adjusts a run rate or wicket count to favour a market outcome — what you see is the same feed used to settle related cricket markets on your account.

Match State Over Predictions

We show overs completed, current total and wickets down, not projected results or suggested outcomes, so the score panel stays a status view rather than a betting hint.

Feed Gaps Marked Clearly

When a data field isn't available for a fixture — like partnership details in some international matches — we leave it blank instead of filling it with a guess.

Account-Linked Consistency

The scoreline you see on mobile matches what shows on desktop under the same account, so a session started on your phone continues without a mismatch if you switch device.

Cricket Score Terms You'll See

Before you scroll the panel during an IPL or BPL fixture, it helps to know what each field on the score board actually means. These are the terms that show up most often next to the live scoreline.

What does 'run rate' mean on the score board?

Run rate shows the average runs scored per over during the current innings. We update it after every over so you can read match pace without checking a separate source.

What is 'wickets in hand'?

Wickets in hand tells you how many batters a team has left before the innings ends. It's shown alongside the score so you can judge how a chase is placed.

What does 'chasing target' mean on our score feed?

The chasing target is the total the second batting side needs to pass to win. We display it once the first innings closes so the number updates live.

What is a 'powerplay' on the live match panel?

Powerplay marks the opening overs of an innings when fielding restrictions apply. Our panel flags this window so you can follow scoring changes during that stretch of overs.

What does 'overs remaining' show?

Overs remaining is the count of overs left in an innings based on the match format, whether it's a BPL T20 fixture or a longer international game.

What is 'match state' on the score board?

Match state is the current status of a fixture — live, break, rain delay or completed — displayed above the score line so you know what you're viewing.

Live Cricket Score Questions Answered

Here's what we get asked most about the live cricket score panel — how it updates, whether you need to log in, and what happens when device or match conditions change mid-game.

Open your account, head to the sportsbook tab and tap the cricket score panel above the match list. It sits next to the market you're already watching, on mobile or desktop.

The board refreshes on its own after each ball or over, depending on what the data feed for that fixture provides, so you don't need to reload the page manually.

Yes — when both are live, we list them as separate rows in the same panel, so you can switch between a BPL fixture and an IPL match without opening a new tab.

You can view the score panel without logging in, but placing a related market bet or getting account-linked score alerts needs your registered mobile number and account PIN.

A match you're following stays open if you switch from desktop to your phone browser under the same account, so you don't lose your place mid-over.

Yes — the panel marks the fixture as delayed or in a rain break instead of freezing the last score, so you always know the current match state.

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