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Live Cricket Scores on 88mb puts match data, run rates and wicket updates directly in your sportsbook view — so you can read the game and act on it without switching apps. Available through mobile browser for eligible Bangladesh regions; check your account area for current market access.
The Live Cricket Scores section sits inside the sportsbook area of your account. It shows the current innings, over count, run rate and fall of wickets for supported matches — BPL fixtures, international Test and T20 series among them.
Understanding how the Live Cricket Scores section is structured helps you use it more confidently. Each feature below reflects what you will find in the active sportsbook view during a supported match.
During a live match, the score panel shows current batsmen, bowling figures and the over-by-over run chart. This display refreshes as the match progresses and sits above the available in-play markets for that event, so you can read the state of play without leaving the bet view.
Markets open at the start of a supported match and some close between overs or at fall of wicket. Odds shown are for that moment in the match. The bet slip confirms your selected market, stake and potential return before you submit — always review the slip fully before confirming.
The live scores section loads through your mobile browser without requiring a download. Log in via 88mb, navigate to the sportsbook, select a live cricket event and the score panel with open markets will appear. The layout adjusts to your screen size for single-hand reading.
Your account wallet — funded through Nagad, Upay or other configured deposit routes shown in your account — is the balance used for in-play cricket markets. Deposit and withdrawal steps are shown in the wallet section of your signed-in account, not on this page.
Cricket betting outcomes are determined by the official match result and the specific market rules published within each event page.
Live score feeds shown in the panel are sourced from the match data integrated into the sportsbook. The feed reflects official scoring as reported. Any delay in the display is noted near the score panel. We do not manufacture or adjust score data shown to you.
Each cricket market — top batsman, total runs, match winner — carries its own settlement rules. These are accessible through the information link inside the event page. Read the applicable rule set for the market you are considering, especially for rain-affected fixtures.
Live Cricket Scores and the associated in-play markets work through a supported mobile or desktop browser. No native app download is required. If the score panel does not load, clearing your browser cache or switching to a current browser version usually resolves it.
Settled results appear in your account transaction history after the match ends and the operator confirms the official outcome. The timeline for settlement is shown in the published terms for each market type. Check the transaction log in your signed-in account to confirm settled bets.
If something is not working in your live cricket view — a market not loading, a score panel that is not updating, or a question about a settled result — the routes below are the published ways to reach the support team.
The live chat option is accessible from the support icon within your signed-in account. Use this for quick questions about a specific live match market, a score display issue or an in-play bet query. The chat connects you to the support team directly.
The Help Centre in your account area covers settlement queries, wallet transaction questions and market rule explanations. Search by topic — for example, 'cricket market settlement' or 'in-play bet void' — to find the published answer before raising a manual query.
For questions about funding your account before watching a live match — including Nagad or Upay deposit steps — go to the Wallet section of your signed-in account. The deposit instructions and configured payment routes are displayed there, not on this page.
The Live Cricket Scores section is part of the sportsbook category within your 88mb account. Category navigation, market information and published terms are all accessible from your signed-in view.
Cricket markets sit under the sportsbook tab in your account navigation. From there you can filter by sport, then by live events, to reach active cricket matches. The category structure is the same on mobile browser as it is on desktop, so navigation is consistent across your devices.
Each cricket event page shows the match name, available markets and a link to the market rules. This is the published source of truth for that fixture.
The live score display is informational and intended to support your engagement with open markets. Final settlement is always based on the official match result as confirmed by the operator, not the in-app score panel alone. The settlement rules page for each market covers edge cases like disputed results.
Every placed, voided or settled cricket bet appears in your account transaction history with a timestamp and outcome. This is your verifiable record. If a result looks incorrect, use the Help Centre or live chat and reference the transaction ID shown in your history for the quickest resolution.
These are terms you will come across in the Live Cricket Scores section and sportsbook. Each definition covers what the term means in the context of cricket betting markets on the platform.
An in-play market is a betting option that stays open while a match is in progress. Odds shift as the match situation changes — wickets, run rate and overs remaining all affect what is available and at what price in real time.
Run rate is the average number of runs scored per over by the batting side. Shown in the live score panel, it indicates how quickly the batting team is scoring and is a key reference point for total-runs markets during an innings.
Market suspended means betting on that event has been temporarily paused by the operator, usually during a wicket, a review decision or a break in play. The market reopens once the situation resolves and new odds are calculated by the sportsbook.
DLS is a method used to recalculate target scores when a match is interrupted by rain or other stoppages. Settlement of affected markets follows the official DLS-revised result; the specific rule for each market is published in the event's terms page.
A void bet means the wager is cancelled and the stake is returned to your account wallet. This happens when a match is abandoned, a market is cancelled by the operator, or the event does not meet the conditions stated in the published market rules.
An over-under market asks whether a specific measurable outcome — total runs in an innings, total sixes in a match — will finish above or below a set figure. You choose over or under; settlement is based on the official final count for that metric.
These cover what we hear most from people using the Live Cricket Scores section. If your question is not here, the Help Centre inside your account has a broader set of answers organised by topic.
The matches shown in the live scores panel are those covered by the sportsbook on that date. BPL fixtures, international T20s and major Test series are among the event types that appear.
No download is needed. The Live Cricket Scores section works through your mobile browser at 88mb. Log in, open the sportsbook and select a live cricket event. The score panel and open markets load in the same browser view. A current browser version gives you the most consistent experience.
Yes. The score panel and available in-play markets sit in the same event view. Select a market, enter your stake in the bet slip and review the terms shown before confirming.
Open the Wallet section of your signed-in account to see the configured deposit routes. Nagad and Upay are among the payment options shown there.
If a match is abandoned before the conditions in the market rules are met, bets on that market are typically voided and stakes returned to your account wallet.
A stalled score panel is usually a browser cache or connection issue. Try refreshing the page, clearing your browser cache or switching to a stable mobile data connection.