Where can I see the exact points table?
On the platform contest page or in the help section. Read it before submitting.
Independent editorial desk
11XPlay points system: categories and examples
An honest read of how fantasy cricket contests usually score. We avoid inventing point values; check the platform for the figures that apply to your contest.
Reviewed 22 July 2026 | 18+ | T&Cs apply | We may earn a referral commission.
Section 1
Scoring categories at a glance
- Batting: runs, fours, sixes, strike-rate milestones.
- Bowling: wickets, dot balls, economy milestones, maidens.
- Fielding: catches, run-outs, stumpings.
- Captain and vice-captain multipliers apply on top.
- Strike-rate and economy multipliers apply at thresholds that vary per format.
Section 2
A sample-based walk-through
Every platform uses its own point table. Read the table on the contest page before submitting your team. The walk-through below uses clearly labelled examples rather than invented platform figures.
| Action | Typical category | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| One run | Batting | Baseline credit in most formats |
| Boundary | Batting | Often carries a small bonus |
| Six | Batting | Bonus on top of runs |
| Wicket | Bowling | Most heavily weighted single action |
| Maiden | Bowling | Bonus in T20 contests |
| Catch | Fielding | Often more than expected |
| Run-out direct hit | Fielding | Top fielding credit |
Section 3
Captain and vice-captain logic
The captain receives a multiplier, often 2x, and the vice-captain a smaller multiplier. The choice should reflect both the player form and the conditions. Reconsider the captain pick after the toss is announced.
FAQ
Common questions on this guide
Do points change between contests?
Yes, formats vary. Read the table for the contest you are entering.
What happens to a player who is not in the playing XI?
Usually zero points. Confirm the XI before locking.
What if a match is rained out?
The platform applies its contest rules. Read the help section.
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Editorial note: This guide is part of an independent editorial desk. Where claims could not be verified we mark them as "unverified" rather than complete them. Reviewed 22 July 2026.