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Live Cricket Spot, Built for Match Nights

BPL evenings, IPL mornings and bilateral series all sit in one Live Cricket Spot, with markets you can take before the toss and keep following ball by ball.

BPL and IPL MarketsIn-Play Ball by BallbKash, Nagad, RocketPhone and App

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SETTLEMENT SIGNALS

How We Settle Cricket Markets

A cricket market is only worth reading if you can check it afterwards. Every market we post carries its own settlement line, prices come from the sportsbook feed, and any void runs back to your account wallet with the match date printed on the statement. Where a game provider exposes an RTP figure, that figure appears as supplied on the game's page — we do not put numbers of our own on the screen.

Written Settlement Rules

Every cricket market carries its own settlement line, so a tie, a washout or a retirement is explained on the market before you put a stake behind it.

Feed-Supplied Prices

Cricket prices come from the sportsbook feed rather than being typed in by hand, which means the number on your screen is the number the market holds.

Void Returns to Wallet

If a match is abandoned, the stake goes back into your account wallet and the statement shows the void with the match date attached to it.

Confirm Before You Stake

Stake and return sit in the same panel as the market, and nothing leaves your account wallet until you confirm the slip on your screen.

Inside Our Cricket Lobby: Markets and Formats

Everything we carry on cricket lives in one place. Before the toss you get match winner, highest opening partnership, total runs for the innings and highest individual score; once play starts those turn into in-play markets that move ball by ball. Formats run from BPL and IPL to bilateral internationals, including day-night fixtures. Markets sit in their own tab, separate from football

and kabaddi, so you are not scrolling past other sports to reach cricket. Prices come from our sportsbook feed and the stake box shows the figure your return is calculated against. Players in Chattogram open it during the second innings; the layout is the same on a phone browser and the app.

Pre-Match Markets
In-Play Repricing
Format Mix
Separate Cricket Tab

MATCH-NIGHT HELP

Help While the Match Is Running

Cricket moves quickly, and most problems during a match are small ones: a wallet payment that has not landed yet, a market that closed before you confirmed, a settlement you want checked. Our Bangladesh support desk handles those through live chat and email in English, and it saves a round of messages if you send the market name and the match date along with your text. Keep the transaction ID from your wallet app nearby for anything to do with money.

Cricket Terms in Plain Words

Cricket markets come with their own vocabulary, and most of it gets used without explanation. These are the words you will meet in the Live Cricket Spot, written the way we would explain them at the counter: what a session covers, what void actually does to your stake, where your money sits while a market is open.

What does in-play mean in cricket?

An in-play market is one you can take while the match is running. Prices move after each ball, so the number you see changes until you confirm your stake on screen.

What is a session market?

A session market covers one block of play rather than the full result, such as runs scored in the first ten overs. It settles on that block alone.

What does void mean?

Void means the market is cancelled and your stake goes back to your account wallet in full. Washouts and abandoned matches are the usual reasons a cricket market is voided.

What is the account wallet?

The account wallet is the balance you see inside hibajji, funded from bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Stakes come out of it and returns go back into it.

What is a tie or push?

A push is when a market ends level and the stake comes back with no profit and no loss. Cricket markets that allow a tie say so in the settlement line before you stake.

Your Live Cricket Spot Questions

The questions we get asked most about the Live Cricket Spot are practical ones: where a market went, why a balance has not moved, what happens to a stake when rain arrives. We answer them below in the order they usually come up. If yours is not here, live chat reaches our Bangladesh desk and you can send the market name and match date with your message, which saves a round of back and forth.

Sign in to hibajji and pick cricket from the sports list at the head of the lobby. The spot remembers your last match, so you land back on it next time.

Yes. Open bKash, Nagad or Rocket, send to the account number shown in the wallet tab, then confirm with your PIN. The balance appears in that same tab.

BPL, IPL and international fixtures across formats, each with pre-match and in-play markets. The list depends on local law and eligible regions, so it can differ depending on where you are.

Markets close briefly when the feed reprices after a wicket or a stoppage, then reopen. If one stays closed, the match situation has most likely ended that market for the day.

Returns go into your account wallet first, not straight to your wallet app. From there you withdraw to bKash, Nagad or Rocket once the checks on your name and number are done.

The same markets load in a browser, with the in-play panel sitting beside the score, so you can watch the price and the match in one window.

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