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Track Every Ball With Our Scorer

Live cricket scoring sits inside the bj6636 lobby: overs, wickets, current run rate and the partnership at the crease, all on one panel you can keep open while you browse.

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DATA WE PUBLISH

How We Keep Bangladesh Scorecards Straight

A scorer is only useful if you can rely on it. Our card is built from a live cricket data feed, and every line carries the ball number and the over so you can match it against what you are watching. We show what the feed sends and nothing else: no estimated totals, no filled-in gaps. RTP figures appear on games only where the studio publishes them, and the same rule applies here, so an unconfirmed number stays off the screen. When the feed itself goes down, the panel says so instead of freezing a stale score.

Live feed, no guessing

Every run, wicket and extra we display comes straight from the feed attached to that fixture. When a delivery is still being checked or the feed pauses, the card shows the delay rather than a guessed score.

Checkable ball log

Each delivery keeps its over number, ball number and batter, so you can trace an innings ball by ball. If something looks wrong, you have the exact line to quote when you contact support.

Markets stated plainly

Cricket markets we offer sit beside the scorer, each with its own terms. We do not fill in prices the feed has not delivered, and a market can be pulled if a fixture is delayed.

Games and scores kept apart

Slot and table results live in your account history, separate from cricket scores. That separation means a scorer refresh never touches a wallet balance, and a wallet check never alters what the scorecard displays.

SCORER HELP DESK

Support for Scores and Wallet Checks

Most scorer questions are about the feed itself, such as a delayed over, a wicket that has not landed yet, or a scorecard that looks a ball behind. Reach us through live chat in the app or the support email listed in your account area. Tell us the match, the innings and the over number, and our Bangladesh support team can check the same feed you are watching. If the issue is your wallet rather than the scorecard, keep your bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID handy so we can trace it quickly.

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Feed and scorecard help

If an over, wicket or partnership is not showing on the scorer, send us the match name, the innings and the over number. We check the same feed and reply in the chat thread.

Account and wallet traces

Wallet trouble while you follow a match is handled separately from scoring issues. Share your bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID and the amount, and our account team tracks the entry on your wallet.

Mobile and data use

The scorer loads in the app tab you already use for the lobby, so a weak signal can pause the ticker. Move to Wi-Fi, refresh once, and the card reloads from the latest completed ball.

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What Our bj6636 Scorer Tracks

Open the scorer and you get the full card: overs bowled, current run rate, required rate in a chase, wickets down, and the partnership building at the crease. Each ball lands as a numbered line, so a wicket or a six is a single glance away. The panel follows BPL, IPL and international fixtures, and the same screen keeps the cricket markets

we offer alongside it. We do not publish numbers we cannot verify, and no price is shown until the feed delivers it. Fund your account wallet with bKash, Nagad or Rocket and follow a whole day's play without leaving the tab. Aviator and Dragon Tiger Live Room stay one tap away for the gaps between overs.

  • Overs and ball count
  • Current and required run rate
  • Batting and bowling figures
  • Partnership tracker
  • Cricket markets on the same screen

Words You See on the Scorer

Cricket throws a lot of shorthand at you, and the card uses it because that is what the broadcast uses. Below are the terms that come up most on our scorer, the ones that change how you read a chase. Each definition is short on purpose.

What does run rate mean on the scorer?

Run rate is the average runs scored per over so far. Divide the total by overs bowled and you get the figure the card shows beside the innings total.

What is the required run rate?

In a chase, required run rate is the runs per over the batting side still needs. The scorer recalculates it after every ball, so one dot ball visibly pushes it up.

What counts as a partnership?

A partnership is the runs two batters add together before one of them is dismissed. The card tracks the pair at the crease and resets the count when a wicket falls.

What is a powerplay in a cricket scorecard?

Powerplay is the opening block of overs when fielding restrictions apply. The scorer marks those overs separately, so you can compare scoring in the powerplay against the middle overs.

What does DLS mean when a score is adjusted?

Duckworth-Lewis-Stern is the method used to set a revised target when rain cuts overs from a match. The card flags a DLS-adjusted target rather than showing the original one.

What is economy rate for a bowler?

Economy rate is the runs a bowler concedes per over. A bowler who gives away six runs across two overs shows an economy of three on the card.

Cricket Scorer Questions, Answered

A few things come up again and again, so we have written them down here instead of making you ask. These cover what the scorer tracks, how it handles a delayed match, and what happens when you open it on a phone in the middle of a BPL evening. If your question is about your account wallet rather than the card, live chat is quicker than reading.

We follow the fixtures our data feed carries, which includes BPL, IPL and international cricket. If a match is not on the panel, it is a feed gap, not a hidden match.

Yes. The panel is built for a phone screen first, so overs, wickets and run rate stay readable in one column. Landscape view adds the full ball log without you scrolling sideways.

The panel holds the last completed ball and marks the interruption, then picks up again when play resumes. A DLS-revised target appears once the feed confirms it.

No. The scorer is open on the lobby for anyone signed in, whether or not your account wallet holds a balance. To use cricket markets, your wallet needs funds from bKash, Nagad or Rocket first.

Data feeds carry a small lag against live broadcast, and the gap widens on heavy match nights. Refreshing the panel pulls the newest completed ball; we never invent a score to close the difference.

Yes. The card sits in its own tab on the lobby, so you can move to Crash Velocity or a live table between overs and come back to the same innings without setting it up again.
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