Ball Point System
Introduction
The Ball Point System is designed to reward players for their performance in real-life cricket matches. Below is a detailed breakdown of how points are calculated for various actions in the game. Use this guide to strategize and build your fantasy cricket team effectively.
Batting Points
Points are awarded to batsmen based on their performance in the match. The following table outlines the points system for batting:
Action | Points |
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Per Run Scored | 1 |
Boundary Bonus (Four) | 1 |
Boundary Bonus (Six) | 2 |
Half-Century (50 Runs) | 8 |
Century (100 Runs) | 16 |
Dismissal for a Duck (0 Runs) | -2 |
Bowling Points
Points are awarded to bowlers based on their performance in the match. The following table outlines the points system for bowling:
Action | Points |
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Per Wicket Taken | 25 |
Maiden Over | 12 |
3-Wicket Haul | 8 |
4-Wicket Haul | 16 |
5-Wicket Haul | 25 |
Fielding Points
Points are awarded to fielders based on their performance in the match. The following table outlines the points system for fielding:
Action | Points |
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Catch | 8 |
Stumping | 12 |
Run Out (Direct Hit) | 12 |
Run Out (Assist) | 6 |
Captain and Vice-Captain Points
The captain and vice-captain of your fantasy team earn additional points:
- Captain: 2x points for their performance.
- Vice-Captain: 1.5x points for their performance.
Negative Points
Points can also be deducted for poor performance. The following table outlines the negative points system:
Action | Points |
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Per Run Conceded (Bowlers) | -0.5 |
Per Wicket Lost (Batsmen) | -2 |
Dismissal for a Duck (0 Runs) | -2 |
Other Points
Additional points may be awarded for exceptional performances, such as:
- Man of the Match: 20 points.
- Participation in a Win: 4 points for each player in the winning team.