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Live Cricket Scores sits inside our sportsbook section, pulling match state and market movement into one scrollable screen you can check between overs. We built the layout for quick glances on mobile and longer sessions on desktop, with your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet balance visible the whole time.
Live Cricket Scores lives in our sportsbook, next to the football and crash-game screens you may already use. It's built around cricket because that's the sport Bangladesh follows closest — IPL, BPL and international series all show up here when fixtures are running. The screen tracks match state (innings, overs, wickets) alongside the markets attached to that fixture, so you don't need to flip between a separate scoreboard app and your betting slip. Rules for each market — what settles a bet, how a market closes — are published on the market card itself before you confirm a selection. We don't publish separate rulebooks outside that card; what you see when you open a market is what applies to it.
You'll find Live Cricket Scores under the sportsbook tab on both the mobile site and desktop. Tap into a live or upcoming fixture and the score panel loads above the market list, so the game state and your betting options sit on one page without a separate tab switch.
Each market on the fixture — match winner, session totals, player-linked markets where offered — carries its own card with the price and the settlement note attached. You pick a market, the slip opens at the bottom of the screen, and you confirm from your account balance before the market locks.
Overs, wickets and run totals update on the same screen as the match moves, so you're not refreshing a second tab to see what changed. When a market closes because the game state has moved past it, the card greys out and drops off your active slip automatically.
If more than one match is live, a short fixture strip sits above the main score panel so you can jump between them without going back to the sportsbook menu. Your open slip stays saved while you check a second fixture, so a comparison between two games doesn't cost you your original selection.
Live Cricket Scores is a sportsbook score-and-market screen, not a slot round, so there's no spin-based RTP figure attached to it. What you get instead is the settlement note printed on each market card, which tells you what result closes that specific bet before you confirm it.
The slip, the odds display and the live score panel are the three controls on this screen. Odds shown update as the match state changes; if a price moves after you open the slip but before you confirm, the updated figure is what you'll see on the confirmation step.
Live Cricket Scores runs through your mobile browser or the desktop site under the sportsbook tab — there's no separate download required to view it. The layout reflows for smaller screens, so the score panel sits above the market list rather than beside it on mobile.
Settlement terms for cricket markets sit on the market card itself and in our published sportsbook terms, not in a separate downloadable sheet. If a fixture or market behaves differently from what's shown, that card is the first place to check before you raise it with support.
If a market on a cricket fixture settles differently than you expected, our live chat route is the quickest way to raise it — open it from the account menu and reference the fixture and market name so the agent can pull up the same card you saw.
Our help section carries the published terms for sportsbook settlement, including how cricket markets close. Reading that page before you contact an agent often answers the question directly, since it's the same text referenced during a support conversation, so you're not repeating details twice.
Every bet you place against a cricket market shows up in your account's activity log with the fixture name and the market you chose. That log is useful to screenshot or reference when you're asking support about a specific settlement outcome.
Live Cricket Scores sits under the sportsbook category alongside Football TeamBet, so you can move between cricket and football fixtures from the same menu without searching the lobby again. The category tab stays visible as you move through matches you're following that day.
Each market card names the fixture, the market type and the settlement condition before you confirm anything. This is the published detail we rely on — not a separate rules page — so what you read on the card is the version that applies to your bet.
Your account wallet balance is shown on the same screen as the score panel, drawing from whichever rail you've funded through — bKash, Nagad or Rocket. You can check that balance before confirming a market without leaving the fixture screen.
If you need to query a result, the fixture name, market name and timestamp from your activity log give support everything they need to look at the same market card you saw. We don't ask you to describe the bet from memory.
Match winner is a market type where the result is tied to which side wins the fixture outright. It's one of several market types shown on the Live Cricket Scores screen for a given match.
A session total is a market built around runs scored within a defined part of the innings rather than the whole match. The settlement note on the card explains exactly which overs count.
A market locked means the window to place or change a bet on that specific market has closed, usually because play has moved past the point the market covers. Locked markets drop off your active slip.
The activity log is the account section listing every market you've opened on Live Cricket Scores, with the fixture name, market and outcome once settled. It's where you check past selections.
KYC stands for know-your-customer — the identity check tied to your account wallet, separate from any single cricket market. It's referenced if support needs to confirm who's asking about a bet.
The fixture strip is the row of live or upcoming matches shown above the main score panel, letting you switch between cricket games without returning to the sportsbook menu each time.
Open the sportsbook tab from the main menu on mobile or desktop and select a cricket fixture — the score panel and market list load together on the same screen. There's no separate app or download needed to reach it.
Yes. When multiple fixtures are live, a fixture strip sits above the score panel so you can switch between matches without losing your place. Your open slip on the first fixture stays saved while you check the second one, so comparing two games side by side doesn't cost you a selection.
It covers cricket fixtures that are running at the time, which includes BPL and IPL matches alongside other international series when scheduled — availability depends on which fixtures are live, and on the eligible status of your account at the time.
Every market card carries a settlement note describing what result closes that market, visible before you tap confirm. We don't publish a separate rulebook — the card itself is the reference you and our support team both use when a question comes up later.
If the match state moves and a price updates, the slip reflects the new figure before you confirm — you're not charged against an old price. If the market locks entirely, it's removed from your active slip, and you don't need to cancel it yourself.
Reach our live chat from the account menu and reference the fixture, market name and timestamp from your activity log. Support pulls up the same market card you saw, which keeps the conversation anchored to specifics rather than memory, especially for cricket markets settled mid-match.