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Consider11 Fantasy Cricket Guides, Match Tips & App Help
Read field-tested guides for every step of your Consider11 fantasy-cricket journey — from the first login to building an XI that reflects real pitch, weather and form. Every walkthrough includes the verification notes, the responsible-play reminder, and the link to the next smart decision.
Today on the field
Updated · match day
Mumbai IndiansMI
7:30 PMMatch 31
RCBRoyal Challengers
Chennai Super KingsCSK
3:30 PMMatch 32
KKRKolkata Knight Riders
Rajasthan RoyalsRR
7:30 PMMatch 33
DCDelhi Capitals
Schedule curated for daily-play readers
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Explore the desk
Pick the guide that matches where you are today
Whether you're opening the app for the first time or comparing tonight's captain options, every guide on this desk is written by an editor who plays the format.
FoundationFantasy Cricket Basics
XI rules, role splits, captain multipliers and the contest ladder explained without the marketing gloss.
Start with the basics →
Match dayMatch Previews & Tips
Pre-match reading on toss dependency, likely XIs, weather windows and the moments that swing fantasy scores.
See today's previews →
WalkthroughHow to Play Your First Match
Step-by-step from account creation to settled contest, with screenshots-of-intent and a worked XI example.
Walk through the flow →
IndependentHonest Review of Consider11
A balanced look at strengths, friction points and the user profiles that match what the app is built for.
Read the verdict →
Bonus & offerBonus Code Conditions
What the welcome offer actually pays, what it excludes, and the plain-English comparison with the deposit-only path.
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ComplianceLegal Status & State Rules
Where skill-based fantasy cricket is permitted, where it is restricted, and how to verify your own state.
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From account to first team
Full walkthrough →
Four steps from signup to a settled fantasy XI
Use this as your match-day checklist. The walkthrough keeps every action tied to a verification note so you never act on an assumption.
Build your XI
Pick 11 players within the salary cap, choose a captain (2x) and vice-captain (1.5x). The points system reference lists every scoring event.
Choose a contest
Match contests, practice contests, mega contests and head-to-heads each suit a different risk appetite. The comparison desk explains the trade-off.
Track & learn
After settlement, note which captain pick paid off and which role split worked. Our match previews give you a starting framework.
Scoring reference
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The points table every Consider11 player should bookmark
A condensed, verified scoring table covering batting, bowling and fielding events. Always cross-check with the operator's own terms before joining a paid contest.
| Action | T20 points | ODI points | TEST points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Run scored | +1 | +1 | +1 |
| Boundary bonus | +4 | +4 | +4 |
| Six bonus | +6 | +6 | +6 |
| Half-century (50) | +8 | +4 | +4 |
| Century (100) | +16 | +8 | +8 |
| Wicket (any) | +25 | +25 | +16 |
| Maiden over | +4 | +4 | — |
| Catch | +8 | +8 | +8 |
| Stumping | +12 | +12 | +12 |
| Run-out (direct) | +12 | +12 | +12 |
Contest types
Pick the contest ladder that fits your risk appetite
No single contest format is best for every reader. Use the cards below to map your typical bankroll and time horizon before picking a match.
Practice contests
Free entry, real scoring, no cash prize. The fastest way to pressure-test a captain pick before you put real money behind it.
- Zero financial risk
- Same scoring engine as paid contests
- Limited slots, opens before each match
Head-to-heads
Two players, one winner takes the larger share. Ideal when you have a strong read on a fixture and want a quick result.
- Predictable opponent count
- Fast settlement
- Best for confident picks
Small-group leagues
Three to twenty players, transparent leaderboard. The format most casual operators prefer for evening fixtures.
- Lower variance
- Easy to read the standings
- Good learning ground
Mega contests
Large fields, top-heavy prize pools. Expect to need two or three players firing to climb the leaderboard.
- Higher variance
- Top-heavy payout
- Best with a contrarian captain
Winner-takes-all
All-in formats where the single best XI takes the entire pool. Highest variance, smallest sample size.
- Extreme variance
- Best when the field looks weak
- Use sparingly
Series contests
Multi-match contests that reward consistency across a series. Captain choice matters less than squad depth.
- Lower per-match volatility
- Rewards balanced squads
- Longer commitment
The selection framework
Five signals our editors check before naming a captain
Captain choice is the single highest-leverage call in any fantasy XI. We never publish a tip without first walking through the same five signals an experienced daily player checks:
- Venue record — batting average, dot-ball percentage and chasing pattern over the last two seasons.
- Role stability — confirmed batting position, death-over overs and the wicketkeeper rotation.
- Recent sample — last six innings or last four overs, not the career headline number.
- Conditions — pitch report, dew forecast and the toss dependency for the venue.
- Match-up — head-to-head against the likely opposition bowlers and the powerplay match-up.
Upcoming fixtures
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Five matches our desk is reading closely
A short slate of the fixtures that will get the most attention in tomorrow's previews. Refresh the page after the toss for the updated reading.
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IPL 2026 · Match 31TodayMumbai IndiansMI7:30 PMWankhedeRCBRoyal ChallengersDew forecast 60%Chase likely
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IPL 2026 · Match 32TomorrowChennai Super KingsCSK3:30 PMChepaukKKRKolkata Knight RidersSpin-friendly surfaceToss critical
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IPL 2026 · Match 33TomorrowRajasthan RoyalsRR7:30 PMSawai MansinghDCDelhi CapitalsFlat deck, dew expectedBat second
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T20I · Series deciderWedIndiaIND7:00 PMMumbaiAUSAustraliaSeries level 2-2Big stage
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TEST · Day 2LiveNew ZealandNZ94/2Session 1WIWest IndiesGreen seam movementBowlers first
Captain & vice-captain
Four quick rules for tonight's captain pick
If you only have time to read one section before locking your XI, read this. Each rule is short enough to keep in your head during team selection.
01
Pick the role, not the name
Openers who bat the powerplay score more fantasy points than middle-order anchors on flat decks. Choose the role the venue rewards.
02
Trust confirmed roles, not rumour
Captain a player whose batting position is confirmed by the toss or the team's official feed, not by a social-media rumour.
03
Pick one differential, not four
One contrarian captain per XI is enough. Going fully differential in every slot is how casual players turn a contest into a coin-flip.
04
Vice-captain is a real hedge
Use the vice-captain slot for a player who will bat even if your captain has a quiet day. A zero is far more damaging than a low score.
Comparison desk
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How Consider11 sits next to two well-known alternatives
This is not a ranking. Each platform serves a different reader. Use the table to map your priorities and read the deeper reviews before you commit.
| Dimension | Consider11 | Dream-style platform | My11Circle-style platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| Editorial tone | Independent, public-benefit orientation | Heavy marketing, frequent contests | Community-led, peer contests |
| Onboarding clarity | Walkthroughs + verification notes | Glossy tutorials, light verification | Social-led onboarding |
| State eligibility support | Linked to a state-by-state desk | Generic legal notice | Generic legal notice |
| Responsible-play resources | Prominent in every page | Buried in footer | Buried in footer |
| Customer support | Multi-channel with checklists | Chat-first | Forum-first |
| Verdict | Best for readers who want context | Best for casual daily-play users | Best for community players |
Past winners · illustrative
Realistic snapshots of how skill contests pay out
We publish anonymised, illustrative winner snapshots only. Real names, real amounts and unverifiable win lists are deliberately left out of this desk.
RS
Reader from Bengaluru
₹4,200
PK
Reader from Kolkata
₹1,150
AM
Reader from Pune
₹12,800
NV
Reader from Hyderabad
₹2,650
Match day, ready in minutes
Lock your XI from the official Consider11 app
Use the operator's official store page or the verified direct link inside your account. Avoid third-party APK mirrors — the security desk explains why in detail.
Welcome offer · subject to terms
Read the welcome conditions before you opt in
Welcome offers on skill contests typically carry minimum deposit rules, contest-completion conditions and a withdrawal ceiling. We walk through each condition in plain English.
Safety, KYC & payment
How to keep your account, your bank and your time safe
Practical, no-jargon advice for every reader who plans to deposit. None of this replaces the operator's own KYC documentation, but it's a strong starting framework.
Use a unique password
A dedicated password and a phone-based second factor are the single biggest upgrade you can make to your account safety.
Verify the official domain
Bookmark the operator's verified URL after the first visit. Type it manually for every login — never follow a referral link straight into a credential form.
Set a personal deposit cap
Decide your weekly entertainment budget before you open the app. The customer-care page explains how to set limits where the operator supports them.
Withdraw small, withdraw often
Aim to move winnings back to your bank account regularly rather than letting a balance sit. It keeps your real-world view of the hobby honest.
Watch for impersonation
Real support staff will never ask for OTPs, full card numbers or remote-screen access. The customer-care guide lists the verified contact routes.
Document everything
Save a screenshot of every contest result, withdrawal request and bonus opt-in. It makes any dispute resolution much faster.
From the desk
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Fresh reads from the editorial team
Independent guides, match-day tips and walkthroughs. Every article carries a publish date and the editor's name so you know who is behind the recommendation.
How to play Consider11 — a beginner's full walkthrough
Account, XI, captain pick, contest entry and settlement explained in the order you'll meet them on match day.
Read the guide →
Consider11 review: strengths, friction points and who the app suits
An evidence-led review covering contest formats, KYC clarity, support response and the user profiles the app is genuinely built for.
Read the verdict →
Bonus code conditions: what the welcome offer actually pays
Eligibility, minimum action, maximum reward, expiry and exclusions explained in plain English with a worked example.
Check current terms →
Is Consider11 legal in your state? A plain-English explainer
Where skill-based fantasy cricket is permitted, where it is restricted, and how to verify your state before you deposit.
Check your location →
Match-day previews: reading the pitch, weather and form
Our process for every match preview — venue record, likely XIs, role stability, toss dependency and the moments that swing fantasy scores.
See today's preview →
Customer care: the verified contact routes and what to prepare
The exact details to have ready before you contact support, plus impersonation warnings and the escalation path.
Open the guide →
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
If you cannot find the answer you're looking for, the customer-care desk keeps a wider set of practical questions and a contact route.
Is Consider11 available across India?
Skill-based fantasy contests are permitted in most Indian states but restricted in a small number — including Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Sikkim, Nagaland and Tamil Nadu, with state-specific variations. Verify your own state on the legal status desk before you deposit.
How do I create an account on Consider11?
Use the official operator page, set a unique password and complete the basic identity verification. The beginner walkthrough walks through each step in the order you'll meet them.
What is the difference between captain and vice-captain?
Your captain's score is multiplied by 2x and the vice-captain's by 1.5x. Captain is the single highest-leverage pick in your XI. The walkthrough explains the strategic considerations.
How are fantasy points calculated?
Runs, boundaries, wickets, catches and strike-rate/economy bonuses are added together using the operator's published scoring table. The points system reference includes the most common T20, ODI and TEST values, but always confirm against the operator's own table before joining a paid contest.
How long does a withdrawal take?
Operators typically quote a processing window of a few business days, but actual times vary by method and by verification status. We document what we have been able to verify in the independent review and we update the figures when we have new evidence.
Is my money safe on Consider11?
Use only the operator's verified domain, set a unique password, enable two-factor authentication where available, withdraw winnings regularly and read the customer-care guide for impersonation warnings. Treat your account like any other financial account.
How do I delete my Consider11 account?
Account deletion is a deliberate process. The deletion guide explains what to withdraw first, how to clear active contests, and how to send the verified deletion request through the operator's supported channels.
Ready when you are
Open the match-day desk and pick the guide that fits tonight
Whether you need a beginner walkthrough, a captain pick or a state-by-state legal answer, the editorial desk is open. Stay inside your entertainment budget and treat every contest as a hobby.