Mobile / Live
Every active match — IPL, BPL, international Tests and T20s — is tracked in the Live Cricket Scores section so you can follow the run rate, wickets and over-by-over movement without switching apps. Availability depends on your local law and eligible regions.
Live Cricket Scores is a real-time match data section inside the di6565 sports area. It pulls current innings totals, fall of wickets, run rates and partnership figures for matches in progress. You can see which team is batting, how many overs remain and the current required run rate in a chase — all on a single screen.
The scorecard layout is built around the four details a Bangladesh cricket follower checks first: current score, wickets in hand, overs bowled and the run rate. Each panel updates as the over completes, and the batting and bowling figures refresh alongside.
The innings panel shows the batting team's total, wickets lost and overs faced. Both first and second innings figures are displayed side by side once the second innings begins, so you can read the match situation at a glance without scrolling.
Current run rate and required run rate in a chase appear as a live figure that updates each over. This lets you judge match momentum quickly — whether the batting side is ahead of or behind the required scoring pace at any point in the innings.
Each wicket entry shows the dismissed batter, the mode of dismissal and the score at which it fell. The log builds over the innings so you can track how the batting order has progressed and which bowler has taken wickets.
On a phone screen the scorecard reflows into a single-column layout. Batting figures sit above bowling figures, and the match status bar stays pinned at the top so the current score is always visible even as you scroll through the detailed statistics below.
Live Cricket Scores displays data sourced from the active match feed. The figures shown — runs, wickets, overs, economy rates — reflect what the feed reports at the time of each update. Di6565 does not modify or editorially adjust the match data. For each fixture, the competition rules and scoring conventions (such as Duckworth-Lewis-Stern adjustments in rain-affected matches) are noted in the fixture information panel.
Match figures come from the live feed attached to each fixture. The scorecard reflects feed updates as they arrive; there is no editorial adjustment to runs, wickets or over counts shown on screen.
Competition-specific rules — including DLS method for rain-affected matches — are noted in the fixture information panel. Check that panel for the exact scoring convention applied to any match currently in progress.
The scorecard loads in your mobile browser without a separate download. Chrome and the default Android browser both render the live layout correctly. For the steadiest feed, a stable mobile data or Wi-Fi connection is recommended.
Full competition rules for each tournament are linked from the fixture panel. RTP figures do not apply to a sports data section; match rules and scoring methods are the relevant published information here.
If the scorecard is not loading, the first step is to check your connection and reload the page — the live feed requires an active data link to refresh. For account-level questions about the sports section, the support routes published on the di6565 site are the right place to start. Use the contact options shown in your signed-in account area; the available channels and their current status are listed there.
For questions about accessing the sports section or your account settings, use the contact route shown in your signed-in account area. The available channels and response details are listed there; di6565 does not publish support hours outside that panel.
Each live match has a fixture information panel accessible from the scorecard screen. It contains the competition rules, scoring conventions and match status notes relevant to that fixture — check here first for data or rules questions.
The Live Cricket Scores section sits inside the sportsbook category. If you cannot locate it, use the category navigation in the sports lobby — the cricket category is listed alongside other sports markets and links directly to active fixtures.
The Live Cricket Scores section is part of the di6565 sportsbook, which means the match data displayed is tied to the same feed that powers the betting markets. Figures shown on the scorecard and figures used in the betting settlement come from the same source, so there is no discrepancy between what you read on the scorecard and what the market reflects.
The scorecard and the betting market for each fixture draw from the same live feed. This means the score you read on the Live Cricket Scores panel matches the data used when markets are settled — no separate or conflicting figure is applied.
Each fixture carries a published information panel covering competition rules, scoring methods and match status. This is the primary reference for understanding how a specific match is scored and how any unusual situations — like a rain interruption — are handled.
Your account area shows which sports markets and live fixtures are available to you based on your region and eligibility. The cricket category and its live scorecard section are accessible from the sports lobby once you are signed in.
Live Cricket Scores sits within the cricket category of the sportsbook. The category structure means you can move from the scorecard to related betting markets and back without losing your place — the navigation path is visible at the top of the sports lobby.
Run rate is the average number of runs scored per over by the batting team. It is calculated by dividing total runs by overs faced and is used to measure scoring pace throughout an innings.
Duckworth-Lewis-Stern is a mathematical method used to set revised targets in rain-affected limited-overs matches. It accounts for overs lost and wickets in hand to produce a fair adjusted target for the team batting second.
Required run rate is the number of runs the chasing team must score per over to win. It updates after each over and rises if the batting side falls behind the target set by the first innings total.
Fall of wicket records the team score at which each batter was dismissed. It appears in the scorecard as a sequence showing how the innings progressed and which partnerships were broken at each stage.
Economy rate is the average runs conceded by a bowler per over bowled. A lower economy rate indicates the bowler is restricting the batting side; it is one of the key figures shown in the bowling summary panel.
A maiden over is an over in which the bowler concedes zero runs. It is noted in the bowling figures and indicates the bowler successfully prevented the batting side from scoring during that over.
Open the sports section from the main lobby, then select the cricket category. Active fixtures with live scorecard data are listed there. The Live Cricket Scores panel loads within the fixture view and updates as the match progresses.
The scorecard refreshes as the live feed delivers updates, which typically means figures change at the end of each over. Wicket events and other key moments may trigger an earlier update depending on the feed timing for that fixture.
Yes. The scorecard layout is designed for mobile browsers and reflows into a vertical single-column display on smaller screens. No separate download is required — open the sports section through your phone browser and navigate to the cricket category.
Coverage includes BPL, IPL and international fixtures that are part of the active match schedule on di6565. The fixtures available to you depend on your region and eligibility; the sports lobby shows the current live and upcoming matches.
Check your internet connection first and reload the page. The live feed requires an active data link to refresh figures. If the issue continues after reloading, use the support contact route shown in your signed-in account area.
Each fixture has an information panel accessible from the scorecard screen. It notes the competition rules and whether DLS or another method applies. Check that panel for the specific scoring convention used in any match affected by weather or interruption.