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Enjoy challenging online gameplay and fun challenges.
Group Up a Lot
There may be up to six teams in each game. Being part of only one team in each match is possible. Take part in or watch one of the many exciting contests.
In Your Hand
A link to download the customised version of the game can be found on this page. Since it's customised, players are free to play wherever, at any time.
Please Enroll
The programme requires personal information like your name, email address, bank details, and your PAN to verify you are a legal adult in India.
Start Your Gameplay
Once you choose a match, you'll need to register to join. select one from our list of future matches. Registration closes as soon as the match begins.
Reorganize Your Squad
Pick your players from either squad. For each match, there is a seven-player cap. you pick the team captain and vice-captain.
Hungry For Success
Users can follow the score board to see where they stand. Once the game has ended and a winner has been declared, the scores will be updated here.
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The Hawk
The use of eye tracking technology helps athletes understand the complexity of the sport. LBWs can also be determined using this method.
Attack
A bowling attack is a group of bowlers available to the fielding captain and can be of two types: a pace attack and a spin attack.
Inside-out shot
A batsman is said to be playing a leg side stroke when he moves towards the leg side and hits a ball around the leg stump into the off side.
Ring Field
A standard fielding arrangement is to have men positioned in a circle all around the batting area in order to save the single if it is hit.
Dead ball
These balls are not in play and cannot be run for scores or fielded; when the wicketkeeper collects them, they become dead.
Carry your bat
In cricket, an opening batsman is someone who is not out at the end of an inning (when all his team mates are out).
Chest-on
The term is used to describe a bowler who delivers the ball with his chest facing the batsman as he strikes the ball.
Chinaman
A ball bowled by a left-arm slow bowler that is turned into a right-hand batsman; in other words, a left-arm leg spinner bowled by a left-arm slow bowler.
Chin music
In fast bowling, the ball is aimed at the batsman's head by the bowlers. Originally, the term came from the Caribbean region.