The T20 scoring table and the multiplier math. Know what a wicket is worth before you pay an entry fee.
Batting
| Event | Points | Read |
|---|---|---|
| Run | +1 | Volume is king — balls faced drive everything. |
| Boundary bonus | +1 | Four-hitters quietly out-earn strugglers. |
| Six bonus | +2 | Power hitters spike harder per ball. |
| Half-century | +8 | Milestones stack on top of runs. |
| Century | +16 | Rare in T20 — a room-winner when it lands. |
| Duck (batters) | −2 | Why pure tail-end batters are dead credits. |
Bowling & fielding
| Event | Points | Read |
|---|---|---|
| Wicket | +25 | The single biggest regular event in the game. |
| LBW/Bowled bonus | +8 | Strike bowlers who hit the stumps earn extra. |
| 3-wicket haul | +4 | Hauls stack — a 5-for is a jackpot card. |
| 4-wicket haul | +8 | |
| 5-wicket haul | +16 | |
| Maiden over (T20) | +12 | Rare and massive — death-over specialists only. |
| Catch | +8 | Keepers and slip fielders bank these quietly. |
| Stumping | +12 | The hidden WK bonus against spin-heavy sides. |
| Run-out | +6/+12 | Split by direct hit vs assisted. |
The multipliers
A 60-point all-rounder as C is 120. The same player as a bench pick is 60. One toggle, one room.
Your insurance multiplier. Stability here too — openers and keepers over lottery hitters.
Points update ball by ball in the live lobby.
Questions
