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Cricket Predictions, Computed From Every Ball

Runs probability for every squad player, live scores, and full career records across Test, ODI, T20I and IPL. International cricket, all year round.

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11,200+
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Every format
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Test and one-day internationals, T20 internationals for men and women, the IPL, the Big Bash, the PSL and every men's and women's T20 World Cup, growing with each match we cover. How our numbers work

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By CricNerd Staffยท 2 Nov 2026ยท 3 min read
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What is CricNerd?

CricNerd is an independent cricket analytics platform built around one idea: every fan deserves the kind of data-driven insight that used to belong only to team analysts. We maintain our own ball-by-ball database of 6.7M+ professional deliveries. It covers Test and one-day international cricket, T20 internationals for men and women, the IPL back to its first season, the Big Bash, the PSL and every men's and women's T20 World Cup, and it grows with each match we cover.

Our signature feature is something you won't find on other cricket sites: runs probability for every batter in the squad, not just a vague match tip. Before each covered T20 fixture, our model reads every ball a batter has faced in our database, then weighs recent form, the opposition attack and the venue, and expresses the outcome the only honest way cricket allows, as probabilities. You'll see the chance of a quiet innings, a solid start, or a fifty-plus score for each player, with a plain-English reason behind every number. When the match goes live, our live scores follow every ball, and once it ends, the model absorbs the result and rolls forward to the next game automatically.

The same database powers our IPL match simulator, our series pages with verified squads, full scorecards, career records across every format we hold, and analysis articles written from our own numbers rather than recycled opinions. If you want the method rather than the output, we set it out on how our numbers work.

Two promises hold everything together. Data honesty: squads are published only after they are officially announced and verified, phantom fixtures are filtered out, every player record is tied to a unique identity so stats never get mixed up between similarly-named cricketers, and where our data starts or stops we say so on the page. And independence: CricNerd is free, supported by advertising, and has no connection to betting or gambling of any kind. Our numbers exist to deepen your enjoyment of the game, nothing more. Read more about us or our disclaimer.