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We pull live cricket scores from IPL, BPL and international fixtures so you can track every ball, wicket and boundary update without switching apps. Open the score feed from your mobile browser and the commentary refreshes as the match unfolds.

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SCORE HELP

Getting Match Updates Working

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Refresh not working

If the score feed stops updating, pull down to refresh the page or close and reopen your browser tab. Mobile network switches can pause the feed briefly; a manual refresh restarts it.

Missing match

We add fixtures to the live feed when they start. If a match you expect is not listed, check the fixture schedule page—delayed tosses push start times back and the feed goes live once play begins.

Scorecard display

The scorecard defaults to the batting team's current innings. Tap the innings selector to view earlier phases or the opponent's chase. Over-by-over logs appear in the commentary tab below the main score.

DATA ACCURACY

How We Keep Cricket Scores Current

Feed source We pull match data from official cricket APIs that sync with stadium scoring systems. Every boundary, wicket and run update originates from the on-ground scorers and reaches our feed within seconds of the event.
Commentary team Ball-by-ball commentary is written by analysts who watch the broadcast feed and add context—shot descriptions, fielding placements and tactical notes. Their input layers onto the raw score data to give you the full picture.
Stat calculations Strike rates, run rates and economy figures recalculate automatically after each delivery. We use the same formulas official broadcasts rely on, so the numbers you see here match what appears on television scoreboards.
Match archive Completed matches move to the archive section where you can review final scorecards, player performances and match summaries. The archive holds fixtures from the current season and updates nightly.
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Real-Time Updates From Every Major League

Our live cricket score feed covers IPL, BPL, T20 internationals, ODI series and Test matches. Each match page shows the current run rate, required rate, partnership details and fall-of-wicket summary. Player stats update after every over so you see strike rates, economy figures and bowling analysis as they change. The commentary panel sits below the scorecard and logs every delivery with context—dot

balls, boundaries, wickets and reviews. When a session ends or an innings closes, the feed pauses and displays the summary before the next phase starts. You can jump between active matches using the fixture list at the top of the page.

Score Feed Glossary

What does CRR mean in cricket scores?

CRR stands for current run rate—the average runs per over a team is scoring. It's calculated by dividing total runs by overs faced and updates after every ball.

How is the required run rate shown?

Required run rate appears during a chase and shows how many runs per over the batting team needs to win. It recalculates after each delivery based on runs and balls remaining.

What is a fall-of-wicket summary?

The fall-of-wicket panel lists each dismissal with the score at which it happened, the batsman out, and the total partnership runs added before the wicket fell.

What does strike rotation mean?

Strike rotation tracks how often batsmen swap ends by taking singles. A high rotation rate means both players are facing deliveries regularly, making it harder for bowlers to settle into a line.

How are economy rates calculated?

A bowler's economy rate is runs conceded divided by overs bowled. Lower economy means tighter bowling. The stat updates live as the bowler completes each over during the match.

What is a powerplay phase?

Powerplay refers to the first six overs in limited-overs cricket when only two fielders are allowed outside the inner circle. Scores during this phase are often higher due to fielding restrictions.

Common Questions About Our Score Feed

We track IPL, BPL, PSL, T20 internationals, ODI series and Test matches. Tournament fixtures appear in the schedule tab a week before the first match, and the live feed goes active once play starts.

Yes—the fixture bar at the top lists all active matches. Tap any fixture to switch to its scorecard and commentary. Your last-viewed match stays open when you return to the page later.

The feed updates within a few seconds of each delivery. If you're on mobile data and the connection drops, pull down to refresh manually and the latest ball-by-ball log will load immediately.

Yes—batting averages, strike rates, bowling figures and fielding counts refresh after every over. Tap a player name in the scorecard to see their full stats for the current tournament and career summary.

Scroll below the main scorecard to the commentary tab. Each delivery is logged with shot descriptions, fielding notes and tactical context. The panel auto-scrolls to the most recent ball when a new delivery completes.

Finished matches move to the archive section within an hour of the final ball. The archive holds scorecards, player stats and match summaries for the current season so you can review earlier fixtures anytime.
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