Editor-first player profiles for fantasy cricket on indibet. We publish recent form, fitness and availability, and fielding role for every player in the squads we cover.
Every player profile on the desk covers three reads: recent form, fitness and availability, and fielding role. The reads don't change; the player does.
We weight the last six innings, not the last three. A 70-ball 40 on a slow turner counts more for points than a 20-ball 40 on a flat deck — and our credit values reflect that.
For each player, we publish a form score, a surface-fit score and a credit recommendation. We don't publish win-rate charts we cannot verify.
The information that doesn't make it into squad pressers — niggle reports, workload management, late swap-outs. We don't pretend to know more than the team's medical staff; we flag what's publicly reported.
Three flags we track for every player: late withdrawal, workload management, impact-player swap.
Catches, stumpings and run-outs are the cheapest points in fantasy cricket — three points for a catch, six for a stumping. Wicketkeeper picks gain 8-12 points from dismissals alone.
We track the fielding role per player, the catch rate per match, and the keeper's dismissals-per-innings read.
Player comparisons need three reads: role overlap, surface overlap and credit overlap. Pick the player that wins on at least two.
Are the two players competing for the same role slot? Pick the one with the locked role, not the floating one.
Do both players play on the same surface? The one with the higher surface-fit score gets the captain call.
If both players cost the same credits, the higher form-score wins. If one costs more, check the credit-efficiency read.
We cover every player in the squads we follow. Profiles update within 24 hours of any squad announcement or fitness update.
We publish credit recommendations, but the operator's published credit is the canonical source. Our recommendations are an editorial overlay.
We flag injuries as binary: picked or not picked. We don't second-guess the medical staff.
Yes — each player profile is a single page linked from this hub.
Built around the same five-stage editorial pipeline as every other desk brief.