What counts, what doesn't, and how the captain armband amplifies it
The myteam11 scoring table is the contract between your XI and the leaderboard. Every run, wicket and catch converts into points. The captain armband multiplies those points. The exact numbers live on app and update per contest; the table below reflects the public scoring frame.
Bowlers score on wickets, dot balls and economy. Batters score on runs, boundaries and strike rate. Fielders score on catches, stumpings and run-outs. The captain armband carries the multiplier shown in the table. Verify the captain multiplier on app before locking the armband.
How a run becomes a score
| Event | Points | Bonus |
|---|---|---|
| Run | 1 | . |
| Boundary (4) | 4 | +4 bonus (8 total) |
| Six | 6 | +6 bonus (12 total) |
| Half-century | . | +8 bonus |
| Century | . | +16 bonus |
| Duck (batter / wk / all-rounder) | -2 | Reference bound |
Strike rate bonuses apply to T20 and ODI formats. Verify the exact thresholds on app.
How a wicket becomes a score
| Event | Points | Bonus |
|---|---|---|
| Wicket | 25 | . |
| LBW / Bowled bonus | +8 | Per mode of dismissal |
| Dot ball | 1 | . |
| Maiden over | . | +4 bonus |
| 3-wicket haul | . | +4 bonus |
| 5-wicket haul | . | +8 bonus |
Economy bonuses apply to T20 and ODI formats. Verify the exact thresholds on app.
How a catch becomes a score
| Event | Points |
|---|---|
| Catch | 8 |
| 3-catch haul | +4 bonus |
| Stumping (wicketkeeper) | 12 |
| Run-out (direct hit) | 12 |
| Run-out (catcher / thrower) | 6 / 6 |
The armband multiplies the points
Captain armband
The captain armband carries the multiplier shown on the scoring table. The vice-captain armband carries a lower multiplier. The captain pick is the largest single decision in any contest. Read the captain pick ledger before locking the armband.
Multipliers reference
Reference bounds: captain = 2×, vice-captain = 1.5×. Verify the exact multiplier on app before each contest. Multipliers are part of the public scoring table and are revised by the operator.
When the multiplier breaks
The multiplier amplifies whatever the captain produces. A 0 with the captain armband is 0, multiplied. A bowled-out batter with the captain armband is -2, multiplied. Captain logic must respect recent form and pitch read before applying the multiplier.
Format-specific bonuses
Bowling economy (T20)
Economy bonuses apply in T20 formats. Bowlers below a per-over economy threshold earn a bonus. Bowlers above a per-over economy threshold face a deduction. Verify thresholds on app.
Batting strike rate (T20)
Strike rate bonuses apply in T20 formats. Batters above a per-ball strike rate threshold earn a bonus. Batters below a per-ball strike rate threshold face a deduction. Verify thresholds on app.
Bowling economy (ODI)
Economy bonuses apply in ODI formats at a higher per-over threshold than T20. Verify the per-over thresholds on app.
Batting strike rate (ODI)
Strike rate bonuses apply in ODI formats at a higher per-ball threshold than T20. Verify thresholds on app.
Scoring is verified, not invented
The numbers above reflect the public scoring frame. The exact table for any open contest lives on app. Verify before each match. Scoring rules are revised by the operator and the published table is the contract that runs your contest.
What this reference does not cover
The scoring table covers the points for batting, bowling, fielding and the captain multiplier. It does not cover league-format overrides, contest-specific overrides or season-specific overrides. Verify each on app.
The scoring table also does not cover every boundary condition in cricket. Edge cases. A hit wicket, a handled ball, a timed out. Are subject to the operator's interpretation. Verify on app.
Why the multiplier is the largest swing
The captain armband carries the multiplier shown on the table. Reference bound: 2×. The multiplier amplifies whatever the captain produces. A 0 with the captain armband is 0, multiplied. A captain pick with a poor XI produces a poor score, multiplied.
What to do with this reference
Use this reference to verify the scoring table before each contest. Walk the captain pick ledger before locking the captain armband. Verify on app.
The scoring reference in detail
The myteam11 scoring table is the contract between your XI and the leaderboard. Every run, wicket and catch converts into points. The captain armband multiplies those points. The exact numbers live on app and update per contest.
Batting points
Run, boundary, six, half-century, century. Strike rate bonuses apply to T20 and ODI formats. Verify the exact thresholds on app.
Bowling points
Wicket, LBW / Bowled bonus, dot ball, maiden over, 3-wicket haul, 5-wicket haul. Economy bonuses apply to T20 and ODI formats. Verify the exact thresholds on app.
Fielding points
Catch, 3-catch haul, stumping, run-out direct hit, run-out catcher / thrower. Verify on app.
Captain and vice-captain
The captain armband carries the multiplier shown on the scoring table. The vice-captain armband carries a lower multiplier. Reference bounds: captain = 2×, vice-captain = 1.5×.
Economy and strike rate
Economy bonuses apply in T20 formats at a per-over threshold. Strike rate bonuses apply in T20 formats at a per-ball threshold. Verify on app.
Why the multiplier is the largest swing
The captain armband carries the multiplier shown on the table. The multiplier amplifies whatever the captain produces. A 0 with the captain armband is 0, multiplied.
What to do with this reference
Use this reference to verify the scoring table before each contest. Walk the captain pick ledger before locking the captain armband.
Scoring reference in detail
The myteam11 scoring table is the contract between your XI and the leaderboard. Every run, wicket and catch converts into points. The captain armband multiplies those points. The exact numbers live on app and update per contest.
Batting points
Run, boundary, six, half-century, century. Strike rate bonuses apply to T20 and ODI formats. Verify the exact thresholds on app.
Bowling points
Wicket, LBW / Bowled bonus, dot ball, maiden over, 3-wicket haul, 5-wicket haul. Economy bonuses apply to T20 and ODI formats. Verify the exact thresholds on app.
Fielding points
Catch, 3-catch haul, stumping, run-out direct hit, run-out catcher / thrower. Verify on app.
Captain and vice-captain
The captain armband carries the multiplier shown on the scoring table. The vice-captain armband carries a lower multiplier. Reference bounds: captain = 2×, vice-captain = 1.5×.
Economy and strike rate
Economy bonuses apply in T20 formats at a per-over threshold. Strike rate bonuses apply in T20 formats at a per-ball threshold. Verify on app.
Why the multiplier is the largest swing
The captain armband carries the multiplier shown on the table. The multiplier amplifies whatever the captain produces. A 0 with the captain armband is 0, multiplied.
Scoring reference in detail
The myteam11 scoring table is the contract between your XI and the leaderboard. Every run, wicket and catch converts into points.
Batting, bowling, fielding
Batting points, bowling points, fielding points. Strike rate bonuses apply to T20 and ODI formats. Economy bonuses apply to T20 and ODI formats.
Captain and vice-captain
The captain armband carries the multiplier shown on the scoring table. The vice-captain armband carries a lower multiplier.
Why the multiplier is the largest swing
The captain armband carries the multiplier. The multiplier amplifies whatever the captain produces. A 0 with the captain armband is 0, multiplied.
What to do with this reference
Use this reference to verify the scoring table before each contest. Walk the captain pick ledger before locking the captain armband.
Scoring table: run, boundary, six, wicket, catch, captain, vice-captain
The scoring table is the public scoring contract. The table carries the run, the boundary, the six, the wicket, the catch, the stumping, the milestone, the captain and the vice-captain values. Each value is published inside the app and may differ across formats.
A run is one point by default. A boundary is four runs plus a bonus. A six is six runs plus a bonus. The bonus is a published value; the bonus is the same for a boundary and a six on some formats and different on others. Verify the exact value on the app before staking.
A wicket is a published value per dismissal type. A catch is a published value. A stumping is a published value. The values for the same dismissal type can differ across formats; a Test catch is not the same as a T20 catch.
The captain multiplier is 2x for the standard contest, 1.5x for the vice-captain. The multiplier applies to the total score, not to individual rows. A captain who scores 50 with a 2x multiplier contributes 100 to the squad score.
Where do I find the exact scoring values?
Inside the app, under Help › Scoring. The values are not duplicated on myteam11online.com because the operator revises them.
Do the scoring values change across formats?
Yes. The values for the same dismissal type can differ across formats. A Test catch is not the same as a T20 catch.
Is the captain multiplier a flat value?
No. The multiplier is published per format. The standard is 2x for the captain and 1.5x for the vice-captain, but the value can differ.