Cricket Australia has told India Today it does not rule out an IPL match or an India bilateral game being staged in Australia at some stage, while confirming the Ashes will remain inside Australia and England. The Jeeto11 desk reads the statement and what it could change for fantasy XIs.
Short, sourced reads from the working desk — written in the morning, updated through the day.
The fixture list is dense and the toss is the only reliable variable. We walk through why a 1.5x vice-captain on a high-floor all-rounder beats a 2x gamble on a top-order batter.
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The new bonus tier for death-over wickets changes the math on part-time bowlers. We translate the rule into selection language.
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Powerplay tempo, middle-overs containment, death-overs matchup — the editorial lens we apply when the fixture turns.
See the digestJeeto11 is built for the person who plays daily fantasy cricket through the working week and wants a serious editorial reference, not a marketing brochure. Every page on this site is written for the reader who already knows what a powerplay is and just wants the picking right.
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The core reference — how contests are scored, what counts as a skill outcome and where the rules leave room for interpretation. Updated each season.
Season-long coverage of every franchise, with squad reads, fixture breakdowns and captaincy notes updated through the playoffs.
Daily captain calls and pre-match reads with rationale tied to the surface, the matchup and the toss.
Form, role, matchup and points-per-match trend for the cricketers on the daily-play slate.
Every franchise on the IPL map — home ground, squad shape and the role they look for in fantasy cricket.
The five-minute digest during play — powerplay read, middle-overs containment, death matchups.
A short visual field-notes strip from the past seven days — toss, lights, and the long walk back.
Our selection method is plain, repeatable, and openly published. If a reader cannot reconstruct our picks from our own notes, we have failed the brief.
A reading list updated through the morning, written for daily-play users who want a fast read of where the slate stands.
| # | Match | Format | Toss impact | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Chennai vs Mumbai | T20 | High — dew swings the chase | Captain pick live |
| 02 | Bengaluru vs Hyderabad | T20 | Medium — flat track | Squad sheet pending |
| 03 | Kolkata vs Delhi | T20 | High — two-paced surface | Squad sheet pending |
| 04 | Rajasthan vs Punjab | T20 | Medium — batting paradise | Squad sheet pending |
| 05 | Lucknow vs Gujarat | T20 | Low — chase holds | Captain pick issued |
Updated 09:30 IST. Refreshed at every squad-sheet drop.
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The board tells India Today it does not rule out staging an IPL match or India bilateral game in Australia at some stage, while confirming the Ashes stays at home.
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The fixture list is dense. We work through how to read the dew forecast before the squad sheet is even out.
Why the understudy keeper with the better arm is sometimes the right captain pick in a slow-burn chase.
We re-read the rule and explain what it actually does to fantasy selection when both sides use it well.
When the pitch report hints at grip, the captaincy moves. We pull three matches from the past season as the case study.
If three of the four top orders in the next round face a left-arm seamer in the powerplay, your XI needs to know.
A selection of recent contest winners, with their pick rationale and the contest format they played. We publish only after the contest is settled.
Jeeto11 runs a daily slate across IPL, international T20Is and ODIs, plus weekend marquees. Every contest settles inside four hours of the last ball.
The vice-captain multiplies by 1.5x and the captain by 2x. Most winning XIs treat the vice-captain as the safer pick, not the bolder one.
Every contest settled on Jeeto11 pays out its full advertised prize pool. There is no rake hidden in the fine print; the rake and the prize split are on the How To Play page.
There are a lot of fantasy-cricket apps and a smaller set of editorial desks that read the games well. Jeeto11 tries to be the second one. Every page is a working page: the points-system reference is updated the day a rule changes, the captain picks go out before the toss, and the eligibility note is republished whenever a state moves.
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The restricted-state list moves. The desk republishes it every quarter and on every rule change.
Bonus tiers change. The How To Play page is updated whenever a season rule changes.
Welcome bonuses have turnover conditions. The Bonus Code page walks through them in plain English.
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Jeeto11’s editorial desk is a small team of working sports journalists, each covering a slice of the daily-play slate. The desk publishes under the brand name and is editorially independent from the contest operator.
When a desk note is wrong, we update the page with a dated correction at the foot of the article. When a rule changes, the relevant reference page is republished the same day. When we don’t know something, we say so.
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Batters score runs plus a four-bonus and a six-bonus. Bowlers take wickets and pick up LBW and bowled bonuses. Fielders earn catches, stumpings and direct-hit run-outs. Captain picks earn 2x points and vice-captain 1.5x. The full reference table is published in the Points System guide and updated each season.
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