The Punjab Cricket Association launched the six-team Sher-e-Punjab T20 League at its international stadium in New Chandigarh on 3 August 2026, with 27 round-robin matches from 30 August to 13 September — a window that overlaps India's second Test finish in Colombo on 27 August and the Bangladesh white-ball tour through 13 September.
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For figures that depend on private data — squad pricing, KYC approval rates, withdrawal TAT — the source is documented on the methodology page. The methodology page is itself audited quarterly by the compliance reviewer, and any change to the documented process is appended as a timestamped correction note at the foot of the page.
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If you are short on time, every page has a one-paragraph executive summary at the top of the section list and a detailed FAQ at the bottom that covers the recurring reader questions. The summary is for the time-poor reader; the FAQ is for the reader who wants to interrogate the page before applying its framework.
We track our work the same way analysts track form. Every number below is internally audited each week — visit our Winners hub for raw methodology.
COME SPORTS operates under four editorial principles. First, we cite our sources — every claim is linked to the official ball-by-ball feed, the franchise media release or the state gazette notification that supports it. Second, we publish the inputs to our models — a prediction that hides its inputs is marketing, not analysis. Third, we re-verify on a published cadence — weekly during the IPL, monthly in the off-season.
Fourth, we do not chase engagement. We do not publish clickbait headlines, do not run countdown timers and do not pop up "limited offer" banners that distract from the editorial content. We do not pay for sponsored editorial in disguise. Where we do accept sponsorship, the post is clearly labelled at the top and reviewed under the same editorial pipeline as every other guide.
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Every reader question that recurs more than three times in a week becomes a candidate for inclusion in the FAQ at the bottom of the page. We add a FAQ entry only when we can answer it in plain language without losing precision, and only when the answer does not change week to week. Time-sensitive questions — current KYC queue depth, current withdrawal TAT, current captain pick — are surfaced on the match prediction hub and updated within minutes.
If your question is not answered here, write to the editorial desk at [email protected]. We read every email and reply within 24 hours on weekdays. Recurring reader questions become FAQ entries; one-off questions are answered directly.
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A formula, not a feeling. Form + role + venue + matchup, weighted, then audited against last season.
IPL, T20I and ODI scoring compared on the same table — no collapsed columns.
A win-probability model that publishes its inputs so you can disagree with the output.
Worm graph, run rate, projected total and fantasy points — updated ball by ball.
Deposit caps, self-exclusion and helplines — built into the app, not bolted on.
COME SPORTS tracks the state-level eligibility map for paid fantasy-sport contests in India. The current view — as on date of publication — is that paid contests are allowed in the majority of states and union territories, with restrictions in force in Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Assam, Sikkim and Nagaland. The in-app geo-fence at sign-up is the legally binding version; this table is the editorial view.
If you are signing up from a state where paid contests are restricted, the app will automatically downgrade your account to free-only contests and contests with no cash prize. You can still use the editorial guide, the live scoreboard and the captain suggestions. If you move to an eligible state, the in-app geo-fence will unlock paid contests within 24 hours of your new location registering.
Every metric below is internal and verified weekly. Visit the methodology page for the audit trail.
COME SPORTS routes reader questions to three different teams depending on the subject. Editorial questions — corrections, suggestions, expert pitches — go to [email protected] and get a reply within 24 hours on weekdays. Compliance, disclosure and source-verification questions go to [email protected]. App-side issues — KYC, withdrawal, login, contest entry — go through the in-app help centre, because the app team needs your account-id to investigate.
For urgent responsible-play concerns — deposit limits, self-exclusion, session time-outs — the in-app responsible-play console works 24×7 and bypasses the standard queue. The iCall helpline at 9152987821 (10am–6pm, Monday–Saturday) and Gambling Therapy India offer confidential support for anyone struggling with gambling-related harm.
Each guide is updated after every IPL match. Open the one that matches the question you have right now.
This page is part of a published editorial calendar with a documented re-verification cadence. During the IPL season (late March to late May), every figure on this page is re-verified weekly. During the off-season, every figure is re-verified monthly. The full audit trail for any published number is accessible by hovering or tapping the small calendar icon beside the sub-heading.
The most recent substantive update to this page is logged at the foot of the page in the "Editorial log" section. If a published figure drifts by more than 10 percent from the underlying data, the page is updated within 24 hours and a timestamped correction note is appended.
Both tools live on the points system page, side-by-side, and can be reset between matches.
Type in a player's expected runs, wickets, catches and dots — get the projected fantasy points back. Use it to compare two C/VC candidates.
Lay out your XI by role and franchise. The builder auto-flags rule violations and exports the lineup to a share-card image.
Every page on COME SPORTS links to the next page in the editorial chain. The chain starts at the fantasy cricket hub and runs through the IPL-specific hub, the prediction hub, the live scoreboard, the captain guide and the bonus guide. If you want a structured walk-through of the entire site, the fantasy guides blog is the right starting point — it covers the evergreen material in reading order.
The IPL 2026 calendar page lists every match, every venue and every squad update for the current season. The winners hub logs every prediction and every pick so you can audit our calls against the actual results. The responsible play hub documents every in-app tool for deposit limits, session time-outs and self-exclusion.
Same events, three different pay-off profiles. Cross-check the official points system page for any specific number — verify on app.
| Action | IPL · T20 | T20I | ODI | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Run scored | +1 | +1 | +1 | Base run credit |
| Boundary bonus | +4 | +4 | +4 | Per 4 hit |
| Six bonus | +6 | +6 | +6 | Per 6 hit |
| Wicket (excl. run-out) | +25 | +25 | +25 | Bowler credit |
| LBW / Bowled bonus | +8 | +8 | +8 | Stacked on wicket |
| Catch | +8 | +8 | +4 | Slips + wicketkeeper qualify |
| Stumping | +12 | +12 | +8 | Wicketkeeper only |
| Captain multiplier | ×2 | ×2 | ×2 | Pick wisely |
| Vice-captain | ×1.5 | ×1.5 | ×1.5 | Secondary swing |
COME SPORTS is run by a small editorial team of senior cricket analysts, data engineers and a full-time compliance reviewer. The cricket analysts write the guides, run the model audits and produce the captain picks. The data engineers pull the ball-by-ball feed, normalise the data and maintain the form index. The compliance reviewer reads every claim against the current state-level notifications and the latest operator terms.
The team is intentionally small. A smaller team means a tighter editorial pipeline, fewer handoffs and a faster correction cycle. It also means we cannot cover every cricket event globally — we focus on the IPL, the T20 World Cup, the Asia Cup and the bilateral series involving India.
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Start with a free practice contest before committing cash.
Use the team builder, lock captain & vice-captain, submit before toss.
Watch fantasy points update ball by ball on the live scoreboard.
COME SPORTS is editorially independent. We do not operate a paid fantasy app ourselves. We do not take a commission on contests entered through any third-party operator. We do not run sponsored editorial in disguise. Where we do accept sponsorship, the post is clearly labelled and reviewed under the same pipeline as every other guide.
Our funding model is straightforward: display advertising plus a flat referral fee paid by partner operators when a reader signs up via a tracked link. The flat fee is the same regardless of whether the reader plays a single contest or every match of the season, which keeps our editorial incentives aligned with the reader's.
An honest, side-by-side comparison. Where another app is better, we say so. All ratings verified on app store reviews.
| Feature | COME SPORTS | Other A | Other B |
|---|---|---|---|
| KYC turnaround | 6 min avg | 15 min | 20 min |
| IMPS withdrawal | 1 hour | 2-4 hours | 24-48 hours |
| Captain multiplier | ×2 | ×2 | ×2 |
| Free practice contests | Yes | Yes | No |
| Live scoreboard | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Editorial companion site | Yes | No | No |
Every number published on COME SPORTS carries a provenance tag — the match-id, the source feed and the timestamp of the most recent verification. Hover or tap the small calendar icon beside any sub-heading to see exactly when the figure was last cross-checked against the live data feed. If you spot a number that has drifted, write to the editorial desk at [email protected] and we will reconcile within 48 hours.
For figures that depend on private data — squad pricing, KYC approval rates, withdrawal TAT — the source is documented on the methodology page. The methodology page is itself audited quarterly by the compliance reviewer, and any change to the documented process is appended as a timestamped correction note at the foot of the page.
Updated after every match. Visit captain & vice-captain for the full framework.
BAT · form 92.4
AR · form 88.1
WK · form 84.7
BOWL · form 79.3
The most efficient way to read any COME SPORTS page is in three passes. The first pass is the headline — read the title, the eyebrow and the first paragraph to understand the editorial scope. The second pass is the structure — skim the section headers to build a mental outline of the page. The third pass is the deep read — work through each section in order, following the internal links as you go.
If you are short on time, every page has a one-paragraph executive summary at the top of the section list and a detailed FAQ at the bottom that covers the recurring reader questions. The summary is for the time-poor reader; the FAQ is for the reader who wants to interrogate the page before applying its framework.
COME SPORTS operates under four editorial principles. First, we cite our sources — every claim is linked to the official ball-by-ball feed, the franchise media release or the state gazette notification that supports it. Second, we publish the inputs to our models — a prediction that hides its inputs is marketing, not analysis. Third, we re-verify on a published cadence — weekly during the IPL, monthly in the off-season.
Fourth, we do not chase engagement. We do not publish clickbait headlines, do not run countdown timers and do not pop up "limited offer" banners that distract from the editorial content. We do not pay for sponsored editorial in disguise. Where we do accept sponsorship, the post is clearly labelled at the top and reviewed under the same editorial pipeline as every other guide.
Our model outputs a probability — not a promise. Visit match prediction for the full method.
Long-run accuracy is logged on the prediction hub. The model does not know who will win — it assigns a probability and asks you to decide.
Every reader question that recurs more than three times in a week becomes a candidate for inclusion in the FAQ at the bottom of the page. We add a FAQ entry only when we can answer it in plain language without losing precision, and only when the answer does not change week to week. Time-sensitive questions — current KYC queue depth, current withdrawal TAT, current captain pick — are surfaced on the match prediction hub and updated within minutes.
If your question is not answered here, write to the editorial desk at [email protected]. We read every email and reply within 24 hours on weekdays. Recurring reader questions become FAQ entries; one-off questions are answered directly.
10 franchises · 74 matches · 10 venues. Visit the IPL 2026 hub for the full fixture map.
56 matches · 7 weeks
4 matches · qualifiers + eliminator
1 match · winner takes the trophy
COME SPORTS tracks the state-level eligibility map for paid fantasy-sport contests in India. The current view — as on date of publication — is that paid contests are allowed in the majority of states and union territories, with restrictions in force in Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Assam, Sikkim and Nagaland. The in-app geo-fence at sign-up is the legally binding version; this table is the editorial view.
If you are signing up from a state where paid contests are restricted, the app will automatically downgrade your account to free-only contests and contests with no cash prize. You can still use the editorial guide, the live scoreboard and the captain suggestions. If you move to an eligible state, the in-app geo-fence will unlock paid contests within 24 hours of your new location registering.
Each payout row on the winners hub links to a withdrawal record. No screenshots from anonymous sources — only verified payouts.
COME SPORTS routes reader questions to three different teams depending on the subject. Editorial questions — corrections, suggestions, expert pitches — go to [email protected] and get a reply within 24 hours on weekdays. Compliance, disclosure and source-verification questions go to [email protected]. App-side issues — KYC, withdrawal, login, contest entry — go through the in-app help centre, because the app team needs your account-id to investigate.
For urgent responsible-play concerns — deposit limits, self-exclusion, session time-outs — the in-app responsible-play console works 24×7 and bypasses the standard queue. The iCall helpline at 9152987821 (10am–6pm, Monday–Saturday) and Gambling Therapy India offer confidential support for anyone struggling with gambling-related harm.
Bank-grade encryption on every page and API call.
RBI-aligned KYC for every withdrawal-eligible account.
Deposit via any UPI app — GPay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM.
1-hour average to most Indian bank accounts.
Mobile OTP on every login and every withdrawal.
State-level block enforced inside the app, not just at signup.
This page is part of a published editorial calendar with a documented re-verification cadence. During the IPL season (late March to late May), every figure on this page is re-verified weekly. During the off-season, every figure is re-verified monthly. The full audit trail for any published number is accessible by hovering or tapping the small calendar icon beside the sub-heading.
The most recent substantive update to this page is logged at the foot of the page in the "Editorial log" section. If a published figure drifts by more than 10 percent from the underlying data, the page is updated within 24 hours and a timestamped correction note is appended.
Fantasy sport is entertainment with a small stake. The full responsible play policy lists the tools you can use at any time, without notice.
Open the app's wallet, set a weekly deposit cap and lock it. The cap is silent by design.
Take a break from 7 days to permanent. Activation is immediate and confidential.
If you or someone you know shows signs of harm, the national helpline is free and confidential.
Every page on COME SPORTS links to the next page in the editorial chain. The chain starts at the fantasy cricket hub and runs through the IPL-specific hub, the prediction hub, the live scoreboard, the captain guide and the bonus guide. If you want a structured walk-through of the entire site, the fantasy guides blog is the right starting point — it covers the evergreen material in reading order.
The IPL 2026 calendar page lists every match, every venue and every squad update for the current season. The winners hub logs every prediction and every pick so you can audit our calls against the actual results. The responsible play hub documents every in-app tool for deposit limits, session time-outs and self-exclusion.
Referrals only work when both players get something real. Visit referral bonus for conditions, validity and current value — verify on app.
The bonus is paid as a contest credit, not as a cash withdrawal, and unlocks only after the referred friend completes the platform's basic KYC. Standard KYC rules apply.
Open referral pageCOME SPORTS is run by a small editorial team of senior cricket analysts, data engineers and a full-time compliance reviewer. The cricket analysts write the guides, run the model audits and produce the captain picks. The data engineers pull the ball-by-ball feed, normalise the data and maintain the form index. The compliance reviewer reads every claim against the current state-level notifications and the latest operator terms.
The team is intentionally small. A smaller team means a tighter editorial pipeline, fewer handoffs and a faster correction cycle. It also means we cannot cover every cricket event globally — we focus on the IPL, the T20 World Cup, the Asia Cup and the bilateral series involving India.
COME SPORTS is editorially independent. We do not operate a paid fantasy app ourselves. We do not take a commission on contests entered through any third-party operator. We do not run sponsored editorial in disguise. Where we do accept sponsorship, the post is clearly labelled and reviewed under the same pipeline as every other guide.
Our funding model is straightforward: display advertising plus a flat referral fee paid by partner operators when a reader signs up via a tracked link. The flat fee is the same regardless of whether the reader plays a single contest or every match of the season, which keeps our editorial incentives aligned with the reader's.
The ten questions our desk receives most often.
COME SPORTS is an editorial fantasy-cricket guide for Indian players. We publish independent, source-linked analysis of squads, points systems, captaincy logic, predictions and live scoreboards — and we link out to a companion app where you can apply that analysis in a contest.
Yes. Every guide, prediction, points table and scoreboard on this site is free to read. The companion app is free to install. You only pay if you choose to enter a paid contest inside the app.
Fantasy cricket is a game of skill and is legal in most Indian states, with restrictions in a small set. The responsible play page lists the current eligible states — verify on app for the most up-to-date map.
Our model outputs a probability, not a promise. We publish the inputs (form, venue, head-to-head, weather) alongside the number so you can audit it. Long-run accuracy is tracked on the match prediction hub.
Every payout row on the winners page links to a withdrawal record inside the app. We do not publish screenshots from anonymous or unverified sources.
Complete KYC inside the app, link a bank account in your name, and request a withdrawal to that account. The full withdrawal page walks through the upload format and turnaround windows — verify on app for the current policy.
Your captain's points are multiplied by 2 and your vice-captain's by 1.5. Picking the right C/VC is the single largest swing in your weekly score — see the captain guide.
Open the responsible play tab inside the app and set a self-exclusion period of 7, 30, 90 days or permanent. Activation is immediate and confidential.
No. COME SPORTS is an editorial guide. We do not run the app and we do not take a commission on contest entries. The affiliate disclosure explains exactly how the site is funded.
Use the download page to get the iOS, Android or direct APK link. Install size and minimum OS version are listed on the same page — verify on app before installing.
Every number published on COME SPORTS carries a provenance tag — the match-id, the source feed and the timestamp of the most recent verification. Hover or tap the small calendar icon beside any sub-heading to see exactly when the figure was last cross-checked against the live data feed. If you spot a number that has drifted, write to the editorial desk at [email protected] and we will reconcile within 48 hours.
For figures that depend on private data — squad pricing, KYC approval rates, withdrawal TAT — the source is documented on the methodology page. The methodology page is itself audited quarterly by the compliance reviewer, and any change to the documented process is appended as a timestamped correction note at the foot of the page.
Install the companion app and unlock the live scoreboard, points tracker and personal feed.
18+ · Available in eligible Indian states · Read the responsible play policy.
The most efficient way to read any COME SPORTS page is in three passes. The first pass is the headline — read the title, the eyebrow and the first paragraph to understand the editorial scope. The second pass is the structure — skim the section headers to build a mental outline of the page. The third pass is the deep read — work through each section in order, following the internal links as you go.
If you are short on time, every page has a one-paragraph executive summary at the top of the section list and a detailed FAQ at the bottom that covers the recurring reader questions. The summary is for the time-poor reader; the FAQ is for the reader who wants to interrogate the page before applying its framework.
Live IPL match starting soon — toss and playing XI expected shortly. Open the live scoreboard.
COME SPORTS operates under four editorial principles. First, we cite our sources — every claim is linked to the official ball-by-ball feed, the franchise media release or the state gazette notification that supports it. Second, we publish the inputs to our models — a prediction that hides its inputs is marketing, not analysis. Third, we re-verify on a published cadence — weekly during the IPL, monthly in the off-season.
Fourth, we do not chase engagement. We do not publish clickbait headlines, do not run countdown timers and do not pop up "limited offer" banners that distract from the editorial content. We do not pay for sponsored editorial in disguise. Where we do accept sponsorship, the post is clearly labelled at the top and reviewed under the same editorial pipeline as every other guide.
State rules are enforced inside the app. If you travel to a restricted state, paid contests are blocked automatically. Verify on app.
| State | Paid contests | Practice contests | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maharashtra | Allowed | Allowed | Wankhede · Mumbai Indians home |
| Karnataka | Allowed | Allowed | M. Chinnaswamy · RCB home |
| Tamil Nadu | Face-off only | Allowed | Restricted — verify on app |
| West Bengal | Allowed | Allowed | Eden Gardens · KKR home |
| Telangana | Not permitted | Not permitted | State rule — verify |
| Andhra Pradesh | Not permitted | Not permitted | State rule — verify |
| Assam / Odisha / Sikkim / Nagaland | Not permitted | Not permitted | State rule — verify |
Every reader question that recurs more than three times in a week becomes a candidate for inclusion in the FAQ at the bottom of the page. We add a FAQ entry only when we can answer it in plain language without losing precision, and only when the answer does not change week to week. Time-sensitive questions — current KYC queue depth, current withdrawal TAT, current captain pick — are surfaced on the match prediction hub and updated within minutes.
If your question is not answered here, write to the editorial desk at [email protected]. We read every email and reply within 24 hours on weekdays. Recurring reader questions become FAQ entries; one-off questions are answered directly.
The fixed-bottom bar is rendered separately so it sits above the content but below the modal layer. The download page carries iOS, Android and APK links.
COME SPORTS tracks the state-level eligibility map for paid fantasy-sport contests in India. The current view — as on date of publication — is that paid contests are allowed in the majority of states and union territories, with restrictions in force in Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Assam, Sikkim and Nagaland. The in-app geo-fence at sign-up is the legally binding version; this table is the editorial view.
If you are signing up from a state where paid contests are restricted, the app will automatically downgrade your account to free-only contests and contests with no cash prize. You can still use the editorial guide, the live scoreboard and the captain suggestions. If you move to an eligible state, the in-app geo-fence will unlock paid contests within 24 hours of your new location registering.
Every claim links to a primary source — match record, scorecard, weather feed, or named analyst note.
Squads cross-checked across franchise feeds, league pressers and verified on app at sign-in.
IPL, T20I and ODI each carry their own logic — published side-by-side, never collapsed.
C/VC reasoning shows the underlying form, venue and matchup numbers — no black-box trust.
We are an editorial guide. We do not take cuts on app contests. Read our affiliate disclosure.
COME SPORTS routes reader questions to three different teams depending on the subject. Editorial questions — corrections, suggestions, expert pitches — go to [email protected] and get a reply within 24 hours on weekdays. Compliance, disclosure and source-verification questions go to [email protected]. App-side issues — KYC, withdrawal, login, contest entry — go through the in-app help centre, because the app team needs your account-id to investigate.
For urgent responsible-play concerns — deposit limits, self-exclusion, session time-outs — the in-app responsible-play console works 24×7 and bypasses the standard queue. The iCall helpline at 9152987821 (10am–6pm, Monday–Saturday) and Gambling Therapy India offer confidential support for anyone struggling with gambling-related harm.
