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Live Cricket Scores, Over By Over

Follow BPL, IPL and international cricket on one screen: innings totals, wickets down, current run rate and the ball you just missed, pulled from our score feed as each delivery is logged.

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SCORE HELP DESK

Help While You Follow A Match

If a card sits on the same over, pull down on the panel to load the latest logged ball before you do anything else. Our Bangladesh support desk answers on live chat inside your account, and you can paste the match name plus the refresh stamp shown on the card so the team traces the feed for that delivery. For account-side problems — wallet verification, a login code that never arrived — keep your bKash or Nagad number in front of you when you write in.

Score Not Moving Pull down on the match card to reload the latest logged ball, then check the refresh stamp under the total before you message the desk with the match name.

Wrong Total Shown Send the match name, the over and the figure you expected. Our feed team checks the data partner log for that ball and corrects the card on your screen.

Login Or Wallet Issue Live chat sits inside your account. Keep your bKash or Nagad number ready so the team can match your wallet to the login without back-and-forth.

How Our Cricket Score Feed Works

Every match card in our score panel carries the innings total, the over in progress, the two batters at the crease and the bowler's figures, so you can pick up a chase mid-innings without scrolling back. Totals move as each ball is logged by our data partners, and the card prints its last refresh time so you can see how current the

number is. Tap a card for the full scorecard, or keep it pinned while you check cricket markets in the same lobby. A fan in Dhaka following a BPL chase on a mid-range Android phone gets the same card layout as someone on desktop.

Score card with refresh stamp
Innings and over breakdown
Pinned match between visits
Cricket markets beside the card

FAIR SCORE DISPLAY

How We Keep Scores Straight

Score cards are read straight from our data partners — we don't retype results, and we don't bend a total to suit a market. Each card carries its own refresh stamp, so a delayed ball looks delayed rather than wrong. When a partner feed drops, the card holds the last confirmed over instead of guessing at the number. Corrections travel through the same panel you are already looking at, which means a revised total appears without you reloading the page.

Partner Feeds

Scores and scorecards arrive from licensed cricket data partners. Nothing on the card is typed by hand, so totals, wickets and run rate come from a single source.

Refresh Stamps

Every card shows when it last updated. If that stamp is old, the feed is behind, and you can see it before you rely on the figure.

No Edited Results

We never rewrite a finished result or bury a correction. When a partner revises a figure, the card carries the revised number and the earlier one goes.

Match Logs

Our team keeps the partner log for each match, so a query about an innings total can be traced ball by ball against the recorded feed.

Cricket Score Terms You See Daily

Score cards come with their own shorthand, and a chase reads differently once you know what the numbers beside the total are doing. These are the terms our Bangladesh readers ask about most while following a match on the panel, kept short and free of jargon. Learn four of them and the card stops looking like a puzzle.

What does run rate mean?

Run rate is the average runs a batting side scores per over. It is total runs divided by overs faced, and it shows how quickly a chase is moving.

What is ball-by-ball in cricket scores?

Ball-by-ball means each delivery is logged as it happens, with runs, extras and wickets added to the card after every ball instead of at the end of an over.

What is strike rate in cricket?

Strike rate is the runs a batter scores for every hundred balls faced. A higher number means that batter is scoring quicker, not that the team is winning.

What do wickets in hand mean?

Wickets in hand are the batters still available to come in, counted down from ten. A chasing side watches that number alongside the required run rate.

What is a powerplay in a T20 match?

A powerplay is an early block of overs when fielding restrictions apply, usually the first six overs in T20 cricket, which is why scoring often runs quicker.

What is a DLS target?

The Duckworth-Lewis-Stern target is the revised score a chasing side needs after rain shortens an innings. It is calculated from overs lost, not guessed.

Your Cricket Score Questions

Score questions usually come down to timing: when a card updates, why a total lags behind the television, and where the same match sits in our cricket markets. Below are the ones the support desk hears most from Bangladesh. If your question is about your account rather than a match, live chat inside your account reaches the team quicker than email.

No. Open the score panel from the lobby and matches load without a stake. You need an account if you want pinned cards and saved matches kept between visits.

BPL, IPL and international fixtures sit in the same panel, sorted by start time. Whether a specific competition appears depends on local law and eligible regions.

Cards update as each ball is logged by our data partner, and the last update time is printed under the total so you can judge the gap yourself.

Yes. The score card sits beside our cricket sportsbook, so you can read the over in progress and move to the market list without changing tab.

No. The panel runs in the browser on Android and iOS, and it keeps your last match pinned after you log back in from the same device.

The card holds the last confirmed over and marks the innings paused. When play resumes, the feed picks up from the next ball logged and any revised target shows.

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