Your team earns fantasy points from real match actions. The exact table lives in the app (formats can differ), but the structure is consistent across cricket. This guide explains how scoring works on Come11 Sport so you can build teams with clarity.
Understanding the point system is the foundation of fantasy cricket skill. Without it, you’re picking players based on gut feeling. With it, you’re picking players based on how they actually score.
The Point System at a Glance
Action | Points (Typical) |
Run scored | 1 |
Boundary bonus | +1 |
Six bonus | +2 |
Half-century | +8 |
Century | +16 |
Wicket (bowler) | 25–30 |
Maiden over | +12 |
Catch | +8 |
Stumping | +12 |
Run-out | +6 |
Exact values may vary by format — always confirm in the app.
Captain and Vice-Captain Multipliers
- Captain: 2x points
- Vice-Captain: 1.5x points
Always confirm the multiplier on the team screen before you join. The multiplier is applied after the player’s base points are calculated.
Why All-Rounders Are Glue Players
An all-rounder can collect from more than one column — runs, wickets, catches. That’s why they’re often used as the glue in a balanced XI. A player who bats at No. 5 and bowls 4 overs has two ways to score.
Example:
- 30 runs = 30 points
- 2 wickets = 50–60 points
- 1 catch = 8 points
- Total = 88–98 points (before multiplier)
That’s why smart fantasy players value all-rounders highly. They reduce risk because they have multiple paths to points.
Role-by-Role Breakdown
Batters
Score for runs, strike rate bonuses, and milestones. Top-order batters get more balls — higher ceiling. A batter who faces 40 balls has more scoring opportunities than one who faces 15.
Bowlers
Score for wickets and economy bonuses. Death-overs bowlers and wicket-takers have high ceilings. A bowler with 4 overs can take multiple wickets.
Fielders
Score for catches, stumpings, and run-outs. Wicketkeepers often get both batting and fielding points.
All-Rounders
Can score from multiple columns — the most flexible pick type. They’re valuable in all match conditions.
How Points Affect Team Selection
If you know wickets are worth 25–30 points each, you’ll value a wicket-taking bowler more than a bowler who just bowls economically. If catches are worth 8 points, you’ll value good fielders.
The point system isn’t just a scoring table — it’s a team selection guide.
FAQs
Q: Where is the exact point table?
Inside the app. Open the point system from the team screen.
Q: Do points differ by match?
Format rules can differ. Always check the contest’s point sheet.
Q: How are captain points calculated?
Captain points are multiplied (commonly 2x) after the player’s base points.
Q: Do all-rounders always score more?
Not always, but they have more ways to score — which reduces risk.
Final Thoughts
Because points are performance-based, fantasy cricket on Come11 Sport is a game of reading matches, not a random lucky draw. Understand the point system, and your team selection becomes sharper.
Play smarter on Come11 Sport.