Live / Casino
88fi's live cricket scores section puts real-time match data right inside your account — IPL, BPL and international fixtures tracked ball by ball, so you can follow the game and act on what you see without switching between apps. Availability depends on your local law and eligible region.
Live Cricket Scores on 88fi is a real-time data view built into the sports section of your account. It displays the current over, runs, wickets, partnership figures and the run rate for every tracked match — without you needing a separate scoreboard app. The display refreshes continuously so the figures you see reflect the actual state of play at that moment.
Each element of the live score display has a specific role. Understanding the layout helps you read a match faster and connect what you see to the in-play markets open alongside it.
The ticker updates after every ball, showing runs scored, wickets taken and dot balls in sequence. It gives you a rhythm read on the innings without having to scroll back through previous overs or leave the current market view.
Current run rate and required run rate for the chasing side sit in a dedicated panel. These figures recalculate automatically so you always see the pressure state of the match rather than a static number from the start of the innings.
The active partnership display shows runs scored by the current pair and balls faced. This is useful context when reading middle-overs markets because it tells you which batters are settled and how long they have been at the crease together.
Scores and open markets sit in a split view within the sports section of your account. You can switch between the full scorecard and the market list without losing your place — the session holds your position in both tabs until you close it.
The live cricket scores section connects to the broader sports betting terms published on the site. Knowing where those terms live helps you verify exactly how score data is applied to settled markets.
The sports terms section of your account explains which data provider supplies live scores and what happens if a feed is interrupted mid-match. Open the terms link from the account menu to read the current version.
Your account settings include session duration options. Setting a session limit means the live score view closes automatically at the interval you choose — a useful control when following long Test or ODI matches on mobile.
Live Cricket Scores loads in any current mobile browser without a download. On Android or iOS, adding the site to your home screen gives a near-app experience with the score ticker visible immediately on opening.
When in-play markets suspend during a wicket or review, a visible notice appears next to the score display. The suspension state is shown in the market panel — the scorecard itself continues updating independently.
If the live score display stalls or shows a figure that does not match what you expect, the account support routes below are the right place to raise it. Keep the match name and the time of the discrepancy ready when you contact us.
Open the chat icon from inside your account to reach the support team while the match is still in progress. Describe the score figure you see and the match name so the agent can check the feed status immediately.
The help centre includes a section on live sports display and how score delays are handled. Search for the match type — T20, ODI or Test — to find the article that covers that format's specific data rules.
If a market settled at odds you believe do not match the recorded score, submit a dispute through the account area. Attach the match reference number shown in your bet history and the support team will review the data log.
The live cricket scores you see inside your account are drawn from a published data feed described in the sports terms. Here is how to verify the key elements yourself without relying on any claim we make here.
The sports terms document — accessible from the account menu — states the data source and the resolution process for feed errors. Reading it before you place in-play markets is the clearest way to understand how settled scores are applied.
Every settled in-play bet records the score state at the time of placement. You can open the history tab in your account and cross-reference the logged score against the final match result from any public scorecard.
Live Cricket Scores sits under the Sports section of the account lobby. The navigation path — Sports > Cricket > Live — is consistent across mobile and desktop, so you can reach the score feed directly without searching each session.
Withdrawals processed via Nagad or Upay generate a transaction reference in both your 88fi account history and your mobile wallet app. If a payout follows a live cricket session, that dual record is the evidence trail for your own review.
Short definitions for terms you will see inside the live score display and in the sports betting markets that run alongside it.
Current run rate (CRR) is the average number of runs scored per over by the batting side so far in the innings. It is calculated by dividing total runs by overs completed and updates after every ball.
Required run rate (RRR) is how many runs the chasing team must score per over to win from their current position. It rises each time a dot ball is bowled and is a key figure in second-innings in-play markets.
An in-play market is a betting market that stays open while a match is being played. Odds shift continuously based on the live score, and the market closes or suspends when a key event — like a wicket — occurs mid-over.
Market suspension is a brief pause in betting during a live event, usually triggered by a wicket, a DRS review or an injury timeout. The score display continues updating; only the betting market pauses until the event resolves.
Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) is the mathematical method used to reset targets in rain-affected matches. When DLS applies, the sports terms document explains how affected markets are settled against the revised target, not the original one.
A session bet covers a specific block of play — typically a team's innings up to a set number of overs. You back whether the runs scored in that block will be over or under the posted line, independent of the match result.
These are the questions we see most from people using the live score section during active matches. Each answer is based on how the feature actually works inside the account.
TV broadcasts carry a deliberate production delay. The data feed inside the account pulls directly from the official scoring system, which can run ahead of, level with or slightly behind a broadcast depending on the broadcaster's transmission chain. The sports terms section explains the data source used.
BPL fixtures are included in the live score section during the active BPL season. You can find them under Sports > Cricket > Live. If a specific match is not listed, check the upcoming fixtures tab — it may be scheduled but not yet live-scored.
Open your bet history in the account area and select the settled bet. The logged score at settlement is recorded there. You can compare that figure against any public scorecard to verify it matches the state of play when your market closed.
Yes. The live score display loads in any current mobile browser — Chrome, Firefox or Samsung Internet on Android, and Safari on iOS. No download is needed. Adding the site to your home screen keeps the score ticker one tap away during a match.
Feed interruptions and how they affect open markets are covered in the sports terms document. Generally, bets placed before the interruption are settled using the last confirmed score data. Open the sports terms from the account menu for the exact policy.
Nagad withdrawals are available from the account wallet section. After a live cricket session, navigate to Wallet > Withdraw, select Nagad, and follow the fields and limits shown on that screen. The transaction reference appears in both your 88fi history and your Nagad app once processed.