Select a match, build a role-balanced XI inside the credit budget, set captain and vice-captain, and enter a contest before lock. Points follow the real match.
Role map
Involvement scores points. Prefer players who touch the match in more than one way.
| Role | What to look for |
|---|---|
| WK (Wicket-keeper) | Catches and stumpings, plus a batting slot that actually happens. |
| BAT (Batter) | Top-order involvement, not only reputation. Openers face the most balls. |
| AR (All-rounder) | Two scoring paths in one match — bat and ball. The backbone of most winning XIs. |
| BOWL (Bowler) | Assigned overs, powerplay or death duty, wicket-taking form at the venue. |
Matchday
Check the fixture, venue history and likely playing XI. Build a draft team.
Remove benched players, check batting order changes and impact-player calls.
Finalise captain (2x) and vice-captain (1.5x). Pick a room that fits your budget: practice, ₹1, head-to-head or mega.
Live points update ball by ball. Watch whether your role reads were right.
Was the read wrong, or just the result? That difference is how fantasy skill builds.
Contest types
Learn the flow with tiny stakes. The right first room for every new player.
You against one opponent. Steady, role-first teams do best here.
3–100 players. Balanced teams with one or two differentials.
Big fields need sharper differential calls — a template team rarely tops thousands of entries.
The busiest rooms of the season. Toss windows matter more with impact-player rules.
Contest winnings credit to your wallet and withdraw via UPI.
₹1 practice rooms are open on every fixture — learn before you spend.
Questions
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