How scoring is read
A Hero11 checklist for fantasy cricket points
Points follow what a player actually does in the match, so a busy role beats a famous name. Runs, wickets, catches, strike rate, economy, and the captain mark can all move rank quickly.
Before the captain mark, see who can score in more than one way.
Checks while you score a side
- Prefer names that stay involved for long stretches.
- Remember that a poor economy or a slow strike rate can take points away.
- Give the captaincy to the clearest role, not the loudest name.
- After the match, read the live points and adjust the next side.
A check on scoring riskBuild the side for the way points are awarded, not for the headline of the scorecard.
What the captain multiplies
A poor captain mark can wipe out several good picks.
Points from the field
A keeper or a close fielder can matter in a tight game.
Points that go backwards
A risky name needs enough upside to cover the deductions.