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Live Cricket Scores on 77hbaji puts the match ticker, run rates and wicket-by-wicket movement right alongside the betting markets — so you are never reading a score from somewhere else and switching back.
The Live Cricket Scores section is built around the idea that a Bangladesh cricket follower should never have to leave the platform to check what is happening in a match.
The score panel is not a static snapshot — it moves with the match. Each delivery updates the run total, the bowling economy and the partnership count so you are reading live match state, not a delayed summary.
Each delivery is reflected in the score ticker as it happens. Run totals, extras, wickets and partnership figures all update continuously so the number you read is the current match state, not a delayed pull from an external source.
Tap the compact score card to open the full scorecard view. Individual batter scores, balls faced, strike rate, and bowler figures by over are all visible inside the expanded panel — no need to navigate away from the betting screen.
In limited-overs matches, the required run rate and projected total update with each over. This gives you a quick read on how the match balance is shifting, which is directly relevant to markets like next-over runs and match winner.
On a phone, the score card occupies a fixed strip above the market list. It stays in view as you scroll through available bets, so you do not lose the match context while browsing the options below. The layout is designed for one-handed reading.
Cricket betting markets each carry their own settlement rules, and those rules are published in the information panel attached to each market inside the platform.
Odds for each cricket market are set per fixture and per market type. The figure shown at the moment you confirm a bet is the rate that applies to your stake. We do not display a generalised return percentage across all cricket markets.
Every market has a published settlement rule visible in the information panel. Read it before placing — match-winner markets settle differently from over-by-over or innings-total markets, and the conditions are specific to each.
When a match is suspended or called off, the settlement rule for each open market determines the outcome. These rules are published in the market panel and in the help section of your account; we apply the published rule without exception.
Full market rules appear in the terms panel inside the live match view. Your account help section also carries the general sportsbook rules document. If you cannot locate a specific condition, contact support using the route shown in your account.
If the score display is not loading, the first step is to check your connection and try refreshing the match view — mobile browsers sometimes need a manual reload after a period of inactivity.
Refresh the match view from your browser or the app screen. If the score panel remains blank, check that your mobile data or Wi-Fi connection is active. A hard reload resolves most display issues caused by a dropped data feed on mobile.
Open the bet in your account transaction history and use the query or dispute option shown there. Include the match name, market type and the score you observed. Support will cross-reference the official data feed and the published settlement rule for that market.
The full support contact route is published inside your signed-in account area. Use that route for any cricket-related account question — market availability, stake limits or wallet movement linked to a cricket bet settled through bKash, Nagad or Rocket.
The live score data shown during a match comes from the feed that powers the market pricing — the same source that determines when odds move after a wicket or a boundary.
The score display and the market odds draw from the same live data feed. When a wicket falls, both the score card and the affected market odds update from the same event signal — there is no gap between what the score shows and what the market reflects.
Settlement conditions for every cricket market are written and published before the match goes live. We do not change a market rule mid-match. The rule you read when you place is the rule that determines the outcome when the match ends.
Every cricket bet you place is recorded in your account history with the market name, odds accepted, stake and final settlement result. You can review the full record from your account at any time — no need to contact support for a settled bet reference.
The complete sportsbook terms, including cricket-specific market rules and abandonment policies, are available in the help section of your account. Read those terms before placing on any new market type — they answer most settlement questions in plain language.
Quick plain-language definitions of the terms you will see inside the Live Cricket Scores and betting section. Each entry covers what the term means in the context of live cricket markets on this platform.
A live market is a betting option that remains open while the match is in progress. Odds shift with each delivery based on the current match state — score, wickets and overs remaining all influence the prices shown in real time.
A run line sets a runs handicap between two teams. One side is given a head start in runs; the other starts with a deficit. You bet on whether a team wins after that adjustment is applied to the final score, not on the outright match result.
An over/under market sets a total — runs in an innings, boundaries in an over, or similar. You decide whether the actual figure will finish above or below the number the market sets. Settlement follows the published rule for that specific total market.
In-play betting means placing a bet after the match has started. Markets are available on live fixtures and odds update ball by ball. The live score panel on the platform helps you follow the match state while the in-play markets are open.
A void bet is one that is cancelled and returned to your wallet without a win or loss result. Common reasons include a match abandonment before the minimum overs required for settlement, or a market being withdrawn before the event completes.
DLS (Duckworth-Lewis-Stern) is the official recalculation method used when weather or other interruptions shorten a limited-overs match. Whether your market settles on the DLS-adjusted result depends on the published rule for that specific market type.
Below are the questions we hear most from Bangladesh cricket followers using the live score and sportsbook section. Each answer is specific to how the platform handles live cricket data, market access and account actions.
Scores update delivery by delivery during a live match. The feed refreshes automatically — you do not need to reload the page manually under normal network conditions. Run totals, wickets and the over count all change in step with the official match data feed that also drives the live market odds.
Yes. The score panel is built into the same screen as the live markets, so you follow the match and browse available bets without leaving the page. On a phone, the score strip stays fixed above the market list as you scroll down through betting options.
The section covers matches where live markets are open — this includes BPL, IPL, international Tests, ODIs and T20 series that carry active betting markets. Fixture availability depends on the match schedule and on whether markets are currently open for that series in your eligible region.
Each market has a published abandonment rule visible in the market information panel. Most markets require a minimum number of overs to be bowled before they settle; if that threshold is not reached, the bet is voided and the stake returns to your account wallet, accessible via bKash, Nagad or Rocket.
Live cricket odds respond to events as they happen — a wicket, a boundary, a maiden over all shift the match balance and the market prices adjust immediately.
Open the relevant bet in your account transaction history and use the query option shown there. Describe the market, the match and what you believe the correct settlement should be.