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Two fantasy points tables from 23 February 2024

Numbers on this page keep the date of the Real11 page that printed them. Home.

Both blocks are from real11.com/fantasy-points-system, archived 23 February 2024. They are printed in page order and not averaged. Format names T20, ODI, Tests, T10, and the Hundred sit above the first block in the saved text. The second block follows later on that page without a new format heading in the extract. Further batting blocks appear after these two without a saved heading, so they are left out rather than assigned to a format.

Captain and vice-captain screen from a Real11 promo. It prints 2x and 1.5x.

Block A, first table on the page

A century pays only the century points. The 30-run bonus and the half-century bonus are not added on top. The page also says T10 pays no century points. Runs scored on an overthrow go to the batter on strike. If that overthrow is a boundary, the batter does not also get boundary points.

Event	Points
Run	+1
Boundary bonus	+1
Six bonus	+2
30-run bonus	+4
Half-century bonus	+8
Century bonus	+16
Duck, batter, wicket-keeper, or all-rounder	−2
Wicket, excluding run out	+25
LBW or bowled bonus	+8
3-wicket haul	+4
4-wicket haul	+8
5-wicket haul	+16
Maiden over	+12
Catch	+8
3-catch bonus	+4
Stumping or run out, direct hit	+12
Run out, thrower and catcher, each	+6
Captain	2x
Vice-captain	1.5x
In the starting XI	+4

Economy, at least 2 overs

Runs per over	Points
Below 5	+6
5 to 5.99	+4
6 to 7	+2
10 to 11	−2
11.01 to 12	−4
Above 12	−6

Strike rate, except bowlers, at least 10 balls

Runs per 100 balls	Points
Above 170	+6
150.01 to 170	+4
130 to 150	+2
60 to 70	−2
50 to 59.99	−4
Below 50	−6

Negative strike-rate points in this block apply only when the player’s strike rate is 70 or below. The page says Live Fantasy and second-innings contests use this same points system in this format.

Block B, the next batting block

The century rule is repeated: century points replace the 30-run and half-century bonuses, and T10 still pays no century points. The overthrow rule is repeated as well. This block has no 30-run row and no 3-wicket row. Its 4-wicket and 5-wicket bonuses are not the Block A numbers.

Event	Points
Run	+1
Boundary bonus	+1
Six bonus	+2
Half-century bonus	+4
Century bonus	+8
Duck, batter, wicket-keeper, or all-rounder	−3
Wicket, excluding run out	+25
LBW or bowled bonus	+8
4-wicket haul	+4
5-wicket haul	+8
Maiden over	+4
Catch	+8
3-catch bonus	+4
Stumping or run out, direct hit	+12
Run out, thrower and catcher, each	+6
Captain	2x
Vice-captain	1.5x
In the starting XI	+4

The page says a player with more than three catches still gets the 3-catch bonus once. Six catches are the example, worth the single +4 on top of the catches themselves.

Economy, at least 5 overs

Runs per over	Points
Below 2.5	+6
2.5 to 3.49	+4
3.5 to 4.5	+2
7 to 8	−2
8.01 to 9	−4
Above 9	−6

Strike rate, except bowlers, at least 20 balls

Runs per 100 balls	Points
Above 140	+6
120.01 to 140	+4
100 to 120	+2
40 to 50	−2
30 to 39.99	−4
Below 30	−6

Negative strike-rate points in this block apply only when the player’s strike rate is 50 or below. The page again says Live Fantasy and second-innings contests use this format’s points system.

Notes printed under the tables

A direct hit, in both blocks, is the fielder who touches the ball after the batter faces the delivery. In other run outs, points go only to the last two fielders who touched the ball.

X-factor substitutes get 4 points for being announced, then more points for what they actually do. In a practice or exhibition match the page says every player on the field can score, and it gives the example of 28 players announced or substituted.

Captain 2x, vice-captain 1.5x, and +4 for the starting XI are inside both blocks. They are not a third scoring system.