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Cricket Stats Hub on duni88 puts IPL, BPL and international cricket markets in one place — so you can check lines, review your account activity and move between markets without jumping screens. Access depends on your local law and eligible region.
Cricket Stats Hub is the sports-betting section of duni88 built specifically around cricket. Rather than burying cricket inside a general sportsbook, it surfaces match-level data, available markets and your current stake summary in one focused screen.
Four core mechanics define how Cricket Stats Hub is built. Each one below reflects what you will find when you open the section on your account — not a generic description of sportsbook features, but the specific structure duni88 has set up for cricket markets.
Cricket Stats Hub opens with a horizontal market row showing match-winner, total runs, player performance and over-by-over options. You scroll across to see all available types for a given fixture without opening a separate menu or navigating away from the match card.
A simple tab at the top of the section separates live fixtures from scheduled ones. Tap the toggle and the list refreshes immediately. No page reload needed. This is particularly useful during BPL or IPL matchdays when several games overlap in the schedule.
Your current wallet balance, open selections and recent settlement history sit in the account panel beside the fixture list. On mobile, this collapses to a pull-up drawer. You do not need to leave Cricket Stats Hub to confirm your Nagad or Rocket wallet balance before acting.
Each market type inside Cricket Stats Hub carries a published rules link directly below the odds display. Tap it to read void conditions, abandonment policy and settlement timing. Rules are specific to the market — not a single blanket page shared across all sports.
Cricket Stats Hub does not publish a fixed RTP percentage because sports-betting markets work differently from slot games — the return depends on the odds for each selection and how they settle.
Cricket Stats Hub displays odds in decimal format by default. A format toggle in the account settings area lets you switch the display. The odds shown are the same regardless of which format you choose — only the visual representation changes, not the underlying market value.
Every market type carries its own published rules link inside the fixture view. Rules cover settlement method, what happens if a match is abandoned, and how player-specific marke
Your full Cricket Stats Hub stake history is visible under the account transaction tab. Each entry shows the fixture, the market type, the odds at which the selection was placed and the settlement outcome. This record is tied to your account login, not a separate report request.
Cricket Stats Hub loads fully in a standard mobile browser without requiring a separate download. The section path from the duni88 home is: Menu > Sports > Cricket Stats Hub. On desktop, the same route sits in the top navigation bar. Published market information is accessible from either device.
If something does not load correctly, a settlement looks wrong or your Nagad or Rocket transaction is not reflecting in the Cricket Stats Hub wallet panel, these are the routes we publish for account help.
The live chat route is accessible from the help icon inside your signed-in account area. For Cricket Stats Hub queries — including unsettled markets, stake discrepancies or wallet sync is
Your account transaction panel logs every Cricket Stats Hub selection and every wallet movement. If a settled market does not appear where expected, check this panel first before contacting support — the record updates after settlement and shows the exact odds and outcome for each entry.
For questions about how a specific cricket market settles — DLS method, player injury void rules, over reductions — the published rules link beside each market in Cricket Stats Hub answers most queries without needing to raise a support ticket. It is the fastest route for rules clarification.
The information we publish around Cricket Stats Hub is built to be checkable — not claimed in a banner and buried in a footnote.
Cricket Stats Hub sits under Sports in the main navigation. The path is consistent across mobile and desktop: Menu > Sports > Cricket Stats Hub.
We do not make you search a separate help centre to find out how a cricket market settles. The published rules link sits directly below the odds for each market type. Void conditions, abandonment rules and settlement timing are written in plain language without requiring legal interpretation.
Every Cricket Stats Hub selection you place is logged automatically in your account transaction history. You do not need to submit a request to access it.
Support for Cricket Stats Hub is not a redirect to a generic FAQ page. The live chat route, accessible from the signed-in help icon, connects to a real support queue.
These are the terms you will encounter most often inside Cricket Stats Hub. Each definition is written in plain language so you can check it quickly during a live match without needing to open a separate help article.
An in-play market is a betting option that stays open while a cricket match is actively being played. Odds update in real time based on the current match situation, and you can place a selection while the game is running rather than only before it starts.
A void market is one that has been cancelled and returned to the original stake, usually because the match was abandoned, the event did not take place or the specific condition the market was based on could not be determined under the published rules.
Settlement is the process of resolving a market after the relevant cricket event ends. The operator checks the result against the market rules, then either adds winnings to your account or records the stake as lost. The outcome appears in your account transaction history after settlement.
DLS stands for Duckworth-Lewis-Stern, a calculation method used to set revised targets in rain-affected cricket matches. If a match applies DLS, some markets may be settled on the revised target rather than the original one, depending on the published rules for that market type.
Decimal odds show the total amount returned per unit staked, including the original stake. An odds value of 2.50 means you receive 2.50 units back for every 1 unit placed if the selection wins. Subtract 1 to find the profit portion alone.
A stake is the amount you commit to a particular cricket market selection. It is drawn from your account wallet at the time of placement. Your stake history, including each amount and the corresponding odds, is visible in the account transaction tab after placement.
These are the questions we get asked most often about Cricket Stats Hub — covering how to find it, how markets work, how settlements appear in your account and what to do when something does not look right.
From the duni88 home screen, open the main menu, select Sports, then tap Cricket Stats Hub. The section loads directly onto live and upcoming cricket fixtures. The same path works on mobile browser and desktop without needing a separate download or app install.
Cricket Stats Hub covers IPL, BPL and international series as they are scheduled. Active competitions appear in the fixture list automatically. If a specific series is not visible, check the upcoming tab — some competitions are added to the list closer to their scheduled start date.
Open your account, go to the transaction history tab and filter by sports. Each Cricket Stats Hub entry shows the fixture name, the market type, the odds at placement and the settlement status.
First check the account transaction panel to confirm whether the Nagad transfer has been recorded at the account level.
Rocket is one of the supported wallet routes on duni88. Deposits made via Rocket reflect in your account wallet, which is the same balance used across Cricket Stats Hub and other sections.
If a match is abandoned, each affected market is reviewed against the published rules for that market type. Most markets are voided and the original stake is returned to your account wallet.