Cricket

Every Ball.
Every Boundary.

The full sweep of the game in one place — T20, ODI, Test and T10, from the opening powerplay to the last over that decides it. Live scores, the tournaments that matter, and a market for every way a match can turn.

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Floodlit cricket stadium at night with a glowing ball trail
Live ODI · 2nd Innings
INDIndia 248/4
AUSAustralia 246

India need 0 from 52 balls · 41.2 overs bowled

Match Centre

Live & Upcoming

Everything in play right now, plus what is coming next.

ODI Series · Match 3 Live
India 248/4 (41.2)
Australia 246 (49.5)
T20 International Live
England 172/6 (20.0)
South Africa 98/3 (12.4)

Fixtures, scores and prices shown here are sample data for layout purposes. The board is built to be driven by a live feed.

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Formats

Four Ways to Play the Game

Cricket changes character with its length. Each format brings its own rhythm — and its own way to read a match.

T20

Twenty20

Twenty overs a side and almost no room to rebuild. Momentum swings within a single over.

20overs ~3hduration
ODI

One Day International

Fifty overs to build, consolidate and accelerate. The format where an innings has a genuine arc.

50overs ~8hduration
Test

Test Match

Five days, two innings each, and a draw still on the table. The longest read in the sport.

5days 90overs/day
T10

Ten10

Ten overs an innings. Compressed, relentless, and decided almost as quickly as it starts.

10overs ~90mduration

Tournaments

The Competitions That Matter

Global tournaments, franchise leagues and the bilateral series with history behind them.

ICC Cricket World CupGlobal · ODI
ICC T20 World CupGlobal · T20
Indian Premier LeagueIndia · T20
The AshesEngland & Australia · Test
Big Bash LeagueAustralia · T20
Caribbean Premier LeagueWest Indies · T20
Pakistan Super LeaguePakistan · T20
The HundredEngland · 100-ball

Markets

More Than the Result

Cricket rewards close watching. These are the angles a match opens up beyond the winner.

Match Winner

The headline market — which side takes the game, with the draw in play for Tests.

Top Batter

Who scores most for their side, from the opener who sets the tone to the finisher.

Top Bowler

Most wickets in the innings — the spell that turns a total into a target.

Total Match Runs

Read the pitch, the conditions and the format, then call the game above or below the line.

Total Sixes

How often the rope is cleared — the market that tracks pure intent.

Method of Dismissal

Bowled, caught, LBW, run out — how the next wicket actually falls.

Opening Partnership

The runs on the board before the first wicket, where matches are quietly won.

Player of the Match

The individual performance that ends up defining the contest.

Why FANCODE.BET

Cricket, Properly Presented

Built by people who watch the whole match, not just the highlights.

Live Match Board

Running scores, overs and which side is batting — readable at a glance.

Every Format

T20, ODI, Test and T10, each presented at the pace the format demands.

Deep Markets

Player, innings and session angles alongside the straight result.

Follow Anywhere

The same clarity on a phone at the ground as on a desktop at home.

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Questions

Cricket, Answered

All four of the formats played at professional level — T20, ODI, Test and T10 — along with the 100-ball format used by The Hundred. Each format has its own pacing, and the interface adapts to it.
Yes. Matches marked Live show the running score, overs bowled and which side is batting, and the board updates as the match moves on.
Coverage spans the global ICC events, the major franchise leagues such as the Indian Premier League, Big Bash League, Caribbean Premier League, Pakistan Super League and The Hundred, and marquee bilateral series including The Ashes. See the tournaments section for the full list.
Beyond the match winner, cricket opens up player and innings markets — top batter, top bowler, total match runs, total sixes, method of dismissal, highest opening partnership and player of the match among them. They are laid out in Markets.
The whole platform is built mobile-first. Match cards, the format guide and every market reflow to a single column on smaller screens, and tap targets stay comfortably sized.
Cricket runs long, and sessions can stretch with it. Set a limit before you start, take breaks between innings, and treat any stake as the cost of entertainment rather than an investment. FANCODE.BET is for players aged 18 and over.

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