How are points and values calculated for 1-Day and 2-Day matches?

• Eligible performances from the completed match are processed according to the game’s scoring rules. Points can include batting, bowling, fielding, participation, bonus and multiplier outcomes.

• The match remains connected with the relevant fantasy round for its full playing period. The affected round or fixture can remain locked until the match is completed.
• Where the scorecard requires first and second innings, eligible performances are combined according to the configured Point System and fixture workflow.

• Fantasy points and fantasy value are different. Points reflect eligible performance. Value is the selection price used within the fantasy game and may change according to the game’s value rules after results are processed.
• Scores may remain provisional until all required innings, bonuses and fixture information have been reviewed. An approved correction can recalculate points, values and rankings.

2-Day Fixtures are only applicable for Cricket only. For all other sports, Fixtures are automatically set as 1-Day Fixtures and follow the 1-Day Fixtures process.

Explanation for One-day and Two-day matches

For matches that are categorized as 1-Day matches and have been marked as 'Completed'

• all player points, bonus points and values are calculated at the end of that lockout period;
• thus, making all players in the match available for trades.

For matches that are categorized as 2-Day matches (for Cricket only), with its Start and End dates spanning over 2 Rounds, where the match status after score updates is marked as 'In-Progress' (at the time of end of the ongoing Lockout Period)

• only player points and bonus points are calculated;
• as the game unlocks, the players in an on-going match stay 'Locked' and are not available for trades;
• as this match scores get updated during the next lockout period and the match is marked as 'Completed', all player points, bonus points and values are calculated at the end of that second lockout period.
• thus, making all players in the match available for trades thereafter.

• Points scored by a player are counted within the Round that the match started in;
• Example: If a match (i.e. fixture) started in Round #1, however, the scores for the match were updated during Round #2, the points collected from that match would be counted under Round #1, i.e. the Round that this match started under (and not Round #2, when the scores for it may have been added/updated/completed);
• This example is best suited for 2-Day Fixtures (in Cricket), where the matches take multiple days to get completed.