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X Bhaji keeps live cricket scores updated ball-by-ball across IPL, BPL and international matches — all accessible from your mobile browser without switching apps.

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DATA ACCURACY SIGNALS

How We Keep Scores Accurate

Reliable scores depend on clean data feeds and fast delivery. Here is what sits behind the numbers you see on our scorecard pages.

Direct Data Feeds

We source live match data from established cricket data providers rather than scraping third-party sites, which keeps figures consistent and reduces the lag between an event and its display.

Format Coverage

Scores update across T20, ODI and Test formats. BPL and IPL fixtures are prioritised in the feed so local high-interest matches get the fastest refresh rate we can deliver.

Session Continuity

Your match-follow preferences and alert toggles carry across browser and mobile sessions when you're logged in. Switch from phone to desktop mid-match and the same fixtures stay pinned.

Fair Display Policy

We show scores and match data as received from the feed — no editorial adjustment, no delayed releases timed to betting lines. What the feed says is what you see, as quickly as we can deliver it.

SCORE SUPPORT PATHS

Get Help While Following Scores

Questions sometimes come up mid-match — whether it's a scorecard not refreshing, an alert not firing, or an account query while you're watching the numbers move. Here's how to reach us.

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Live Chat

Reach our support team through the live chat icon in your account dashboard. Response times are shorter during off-peak hours, so try between innings if you need a quick answer.

Email Support

Send a detailed query to our support address for account-linked issues — saved preferences, alert settings, or anything tied to your wallet. We reply within the business day.

Account Help Centre

The Help Centre covers scorecard refresh steps, match alert setup and session continuity across devices. Check there first for fast self-service answers without waiting in queue.

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What Our Live Score Section Covers

Our live cricket scores section pulls in data across formats — T20s, ODIs and Tests — covering high-interest series like IPL, BPL and ICC tournaments. Each scorecard shows current batting and bowling figures, fall of wickets, over-by-over runs and partnership tallies. You can jump between ongoing matches without reloading the page. Players in Chittagong following a BPL evening fixture get the same

refresh speed as anyone on a Dhaka connection. The section is built for mobile-first browsing, so the layout holds cleanly on a small screen. No account login is needed to view scores, but having an X Bhaji account means your followed teams and match alerts stay saved across sessions.

Cricket Score Terms Explained

Quick definitions for the terms that appear most often on a live scorecard.

What does DLS method mean on a scorecard?

The Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method recalculates a target score when rain or interruptions cut overs short. It factors in wickets in hand and overs remaining to set a revised target.

What is a net run rate (NRR) in cricket?

Net run rate is runs scored per over minus runs conceded per over across all matches. It determines league table positions when two teams finish on equal points in a tournament.

What does 'retired hurt' mean next to a batter's name?

A batter who leaves the field due to injury without being dismissed is recorded as retired hurt. They can resume their innings later, unlike a dismissed batter who cannot.

What is a powerplay in T20 and ODI cricket?

A powerplay is a set number of overs where fielding restrictions apply — only two fielders allowed outside the 30-yard circle. It typically covers the first six overs in T20 format.

What does 'extras' include on a scorecard?

Extras are runs added to a team's total without the batter hitting the ball. They include wides, no-balls, byes and leg-byes, and appear as a separate line on the scorecard.

What is a maiden over in cricket?

A maiden over is a completed over in which the bowler concedes no runs at all — no wides, no-balls and no scoring deliveries. It is marked with an 'M' in the bowling figures.

Common Questions About Live Scores

Answers to what people ask most when using our live cricket score section.

Scorecard data refreshes continuously as our feed receives updates. Most ball-by-ball changes appear within a few seconds of the event, though brief delays can occur during high-traffic matches.

No account is needed to view live scorecards. Creating an X Bhaji account does let you set match alerts and save followed teams, which carry across your phone and browser sessions.

We cover IPL, BPL, international Tests, ODIs and T20Is, plus major ICC events. BPL fixtures are given priority in the feed given the strong local following among Bangladesh supporters.

Yes. From your account settings, toggle alerts for specific matches. You can choose wickets-only, every boundary, or over-end summaries depending on how closely you want to follow.

A stale scorecard is usually a browser cache issue. Pull down to refresh the page, or clear site data from your mobile browser settings. If it continues, contact support via live chat.

We include Women's T20Is and ICC Under-19 events when they fall within our data feed coverage. Availability for smaller bilateral series depends on whether the series is included in our provider's schedule.
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