How To Play
Learn the way to Slay the Game, with Superleagues’s
guide for cricket
Choose A Match
The match you choose will be based on either any of the upcoming or ongoing cricket matches that you choose. Selecting a match is one of the most crucial step in the world of Fantasy cricket
Develop Your Team
Create a team with the resources and showcase your abilities. Create your perfect team by selecting the players you like the most. You are the one true master of your team and can assemble as you wish.
Enter A Contest
To win and earn the opportunity to display your rank in the ultimate skillful gaming contest on Superleagues, enter any Superleagues contests! Win the contests to move up the positions
Control Your Team
Up until the deadline of that game, you are free to make as many adjustments to your Superleagues teams as you wish! You can arrange them based on their skills and position in the game.
Watch the game
Watch the actual game in progress while keeping track of your fantasy point scorecard to find out where you stand in the game right now. Observing the game can do wonders for your strategic play
The Terms to change the course of the Game
Maiden
A maiden over is one in which no runs that can be used against the bowler are scored. Even if byes or leg-byes are made, the over still counts as a maiden because the bowler cannot be penalised for them.
Third umpire
There are three on-field umpires in cricket, plus one off-field official known as the Third umpire or TV umpire. Any inquiries from the two on-field umpires are decided by this umpire in the end. The Third Umpire uses television displays to make decisions.
Fielding
Fielding is the process of catching the ball that a batsman has hit with a player. By gathering the ball and dismissing the batsman by either catching the ball or having him run out, the fielder must prevent the batsman from scoring runs.
Wicket maiden
The name "wicket maiden" is used in cricket when not only does a wicket fall in a bowler's over but no runs are scored by the batters during that over, so the over is referred to as a "wicket maiden".
Extra
The word "Extra" in cricket refers to a run that is not the result of a batter or the ball being struck. This run is credited to the batting team rather than being scored or given to a specific batsman.
Death Overs
Death overs, also referred to as slog overs, are the last few overs of a limited match. In order to score more runs and raise their total, the batting side would frequently bat aggressively. This happens in the final five to ten overs of a team's inning during a game.
Return fold
The bowling crease and popping crease are parallel to the return crease. It is 1.32 metres (4 feet 4 inches) from the imaginary line connecting the centres of the two main stumps and parallel to it.
Overthrow
When a fielder throws the ball back towards the wicket and it is not caught by the person guarding the wicket, it is referred to as an overthrow. It may also occur if the fielder fails in his attempt to run out the batsman by throwing the ball towards the stumps.
Knuckle Ball
A quick bowler will use the knuckleball delivery technique when playing cricket. The slower ball deliveries category includes this kind of delivery. This method is employed to trick a batter into playing the ball ahead.