A working guide to the 11Tiger brand, the app, the points table, and the captaincy logic that separates a decent team from a four-figure finish. Built for first-time players, league veterans, and anyone who wants to read evidence instead of chase last night's hot pick.
18+ only. Fantasy cricket involves financial risk and jurisdiction-specific rules. Read the responsible play note before entering a paid contest.
The 11Tiger desk treats every selection as a hypothesis. We publish the assumption, the evidence, and the moment that evidence expires. You decide whether the framework fits your contest — we just keep the inputs visible.
Most losing teams fail on a single dimension — captain choice, role balance, contest size or toss timing. We unpack each one with the same five-question checklist we use internally before any deadline. The goal is not to predict the future. The goal is to make every decision visible.
The brand name appears here as the topic of the guide, not as an endorsement of every product or claim connected to it online. Treat the 11Tiger desk as one input among many.
Open the venue note. Boundary length, grass cover and dew window decide bowler type.
Treat toss as a hard deadline. Probable teams are working hypotheses, not contracts.
Aim for 1 wk, 3 ar, 4 bat or 2 wk, 2 ar, 4 bat — never five players in one role.
Pick the vice-captain from a different matchup so double-points insurance stays live.
Small leagues reward differentials. Head-to-heads reward floors. Large contests reward ceilings.
Lock the team, walk away from the screen. Refreshes cost more than they return.
Every prediction cites the underlying venue note, probable XI and weather call. If a fact cannot be sourced, it is labelled unknown.
Each card carries an "updated" stamp so you can tell a fresh note from a re-published old one.
Verified > two-source > single-source > claim. Branded confirmations sit above rumours on every page.
Fantasy outcomes depend on player form, pitch behaviour and contest size. The desk does not promise returns.
The selection desk is the moment the season turns from entertainment into research. Players, pitch, roles, captain, budget, contest. The desk does not guarantee wins, but it forces every decision to become visible.
This is where the framework lives. The pictures below are taken at a clubhouse desk before a domestic fixture: notebook, pencil, ball, smartphone with screen off. No tokens, no schedule-cards, no apps pretending to read your mind.
| Action | Points |
|---|---|
| Run | +1 per run |
| Boundary bonus | +4 runs |
| Six bonus | +6 runs |
| Half-century | +8 |
| Wicket | +25 (except run-out at +12) |
| Maiden over | +4 |
| Catch | +8 |
| 3-wicket haul | +8 bonus |
| Captain multiplier | 2× total points |
| Vice-captain multiplier | 1.5× total points |
Best when you trust a differential.
Floor teams survive better here.
Ceiling teams and broader captain set.
Wankhede evening. Dew expected from 16th over. Pick wrist-spin as differential.
Three all-rounders at Chinnaswamy. Pace share split 60-40 in favour of seam.
Safe, balanced, differential. Pick the role you trust and ignore last night.
Two changes from probable. Confirm after toss, lock team without edit.
Mohali surface reading. Pace + spin mix favours three pace options.
Three weeks of venue notes will out-work one season of opinion. The 11Tiger desk treats boundary length, grass cover and dew window as the primary inputs to captain choice, role balance and contest size.
Pick the in-form player from the team most likely to bat first. Floor team wins contest halves.
Pick the role player the field ignores. Ceiling team wins small leagues and head-to-heads.
Bonus claims in fantasy apps are rarely as advertised. The 11Tiger desk keeps a verification checklist on the bonus page so you can test each claim against the live terms — expiry, eligibility, withdrawal conditions, wagering rules.
"The cleanest winning teams I have built all started with the venue note and ended with a quiet walk away from the screen after lock."
The wallet process is the part fantasy apps explain least. The steps below are what most platforms expect at KYC, in roughly the order they expect them. The 11Tiger desk treats them as a checklist — not a forecast.
Three grounds, three different captaincy matrices. The desk walks through the boundary length, grass cover and dew window for the next round of fixtures and explains how each one shifts the captain pick by a category.
Fantasy contests are entertainment, not income. The 11Tiger desk recommends setting a weekly budget, time-limit your team edits, and stop after the team is locked. If reading changes the way you play, that is the win.
Ready when you are. Build the team from the evidence.
11Tiger is treated by this desk as a brand guide. The site does not assert ownership, payment, or licensing details that the brand itself has not publicly confirmed.
Bonus claims are reviewed against the live terms on the partner site before being shared. Expired or unverifiable offers are flagged on the bonus page rather than re-published.
Each prediction card carries an "updated" stamp. Cards older than 24 hours are removed from the live desk to keep the editorial list focused.
No. Fantasy cricket involves financial risk and outcomes remain variable. The desk publishes methodology and evidence; it does not publish return forecasts.
The dedicated /responsible-play/ page covers 18+ rules, jurisdiction variation, deposit limits and escalation contacts. It is linked from the footer of every page.