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Follow Every Ball as It Happens

18coi keeps live cricket scores running across BPL, IPL and international fixtures so you never lose track of a match mid-session. Score updates feed directly into the sportsbook, meaning the number you see on the scoreboard connects straight to the market you're watching.

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SCORE PAGE HELP

Help While You Follow the Match

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Score Not Updating

If the live feed pauses, a hard refresh on mobile usually restores it. Our support team is reachable via live chat if the issue continues through an over.

Linking Score to Bet

Each live scorecard sits next to the active cricket market. Tap the odds panel beside the score to move directly into the in-play betting section for that fixture.

Account & Wallet Queries

For deposit or withdrawal questions while watching a match — whether you use bKash, Nagad or Rocket — our chat support can resolve wallet issues without you leaving the score page.

HOW WE RUN THIS

How We Keep Scores Accurate and Fair

Real-Time Data Feed

Scores come from a live sports data provider, not manual entry. Ball-by-ball updates reach the page within seconds of the event, keeping the scorecard reliable across all match formats.

Synced With Markets

Our cricket sportsbook and score feed share the same data source. When a wicket falls, both the scorecard and the in-play odds update from the same event trigger simultaneously.

Mobile-Optimised Display

The scorecard layout is built for small screens first. Runs, wickets and overs stay readable on a 5-inch display without zooming, and the page loads cleanly on a standard mobile data connection.

Availability by Region

Access to live scores and cricket betting depends on your local law and eligible region. We do not make availability claims beyond what local regulations permit for your account.

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What Our Live Score Section Covers

Our live score feed pulls ball-by-ball data for domestic and international cricket — BPL, IPL, Asia Cup and bilateral series all appear as soon as a match goes live. Each scorecard shows current runs, wickets, overs, run rate and required rate where applicable. Players in Dhaka following a BPL night game can track the innings alongside the in-play sportsbook without switching screens.

The feed is sourced from the same data layer that powers our cricket betting markets, so the score you read and the odds you act on stay in sync throughout the match.

Cricket Score Terms Explained

What is the run rate in cricket?

Run rate is the average number of runs scored per over. It is calculated by dividing total runs by overs bowled and shows how quickly a team is scoring at any point in the innings.

What does DLS method mean?

The Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method recalculates a target score when rain or interruptions cut overs short. It adjusts the required total based on overs and wickets remaining at the time of the stoppage.

What is a maiden over?

A maiden over is a completed over in which the bowler concedes zero runs. It is recorded in the bowling figures and signals strong pressure from the bowler during that spell.

What does NRR mean in tournament standings?

Net Run Rate measures a team's scoring margin across all matches in a tournament. It is the difference between runs scored per over and runs conceded per over, used to separate tied teams.

What is a powerplay in T20 cricket?

The powerplay covers the first six overs of a T20 innings when fielding restrictions apply. Only two fielders may stand outside the 30-yard circle, giving batters a better chance to score freely.

What does 'required rate' mean on a scorecard?

Required rate is the run rate the batting team must maintain from the current over to reach the target. It rises each over if the team falls behind the required scoring pace.

Common Questions About Live Cricket Scores

We cover BPL, IPL, international Test series, T20Is and ODIs. Major bilateral series and ICC events appear in the live score section as soon as the match starts.

The scorecard refreshes on a ball-by-ball basis during active play. Updates typically appear within a few seconds of each delivery, keeping the score current throughout the innings.

Yes. The score feed and the cricket in-play market sit on the same page. You can read the current scorecard and act on the odds without navigating away from the match view.

Score pages are accessible when you open the cricket section. An account is needed to place bets on the live markets that run alongside the scorecard during a match.

A page refresh usually restores the feed. If the scorecard stays frozen across multiple overs, reach out via live chat and our support team will check the data connection for that fixture.

The score page is fully functional in a mobile browser. The layout adjusts for smaller screens so runs, wickets and overs remain clear without needing to pinch or zoom during the match.
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Live Cricket Scores

Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.