Frequently Asked Questions

Click Sign Up from the sign-in flow and follow the prompts. If you run into issues, use the Contact Us form.

You can change your password in the Profile section. Changing your email is not supported at the moment.

Try resetting your password from the sign-in flow using Forgot Password. If you’re still stuck, reach out via Contact Us.

Use Forgot Password on the sign-in pop-up and follow the steps sent to your email.

Yes.

No, not currently.

You can request deletion from the Profile section.

No. We do not sell or share your data with third parties.

No. Multi-accounting is prohibited. Users found creating multiple accounts may be banned.

Cover Points are The Cricket Six’s in-game currency. They are not tied to any real-world currency and cannot be purchased or withdrawn.

You can earn Cover Points through objectives, tournament rewards, daily login bonuses, and by burning cards.

No—Cover Points never expire.

You can’t lose Cover Points, but you can spend it.

Yes. Daily objectives reset at midnight IST. Weekly objectives reset at 11:59:59 PM IST on Saturdays.

Yes—objectives are auto-claimed and rewards are added as soon as you complete them.

Yes. Daily and weekly objectives are the same globally.

You receive rewards for each consecutive day you log in.

Your streak resets, and you’ll receive a Day 1 reward the next time you claim.

You can earn packs by completing objectives, winning tournaments, or buying them from the Store.

No, packs do not expire.

No—you can open packs whenever you like.

Check the Store—available packs may vary over time.

In a pack, you receive every card inside it (like a real-world card pack). A pick lets you preview multiple cards and choose a fixed number to keep.

Yes, but contents are often weighted by player tiers.

Usually, but not always. Refer to the pack description for details.

You can use the Tiers page to see which players are in each tier.

Yes.

It’s added to your collection. You may choose to trade it (when trading is live), burn it, or use it in a different lineup.

No. As long as you own a card at the gameweek submission deadline and your squad is valid, that submission is locked. Any cards burned after that still count for the week they were submitted.

A player card is like a token that allows you to select that player in your fantasy team. You must have an active (not burned) card for it to score points based on real-world performance.

Each player card has a unique Card #.

Special edition cards may be introduced in the future. More details will be revealed later.

Yes—multiple users can own the same player, but each card has a unique Card #.

There is currently no limit.

Yes, each user can own a maximum of 60 cards. Burned cards do not count towards this limit. Some custom-edition cards (used for private leagues) also may not count.

The card remains on your roster, but will no longer earn points. You may still burn the card if you choose. Players who do not play a match for six months may be marked as inactive.

Burned cards are permanently destroyed cards. They remain visible in your roster and count toward your scrapbook collection, but cannot be selected, traded, or used in competitions.

Not at the moment.

Yes, you can make a trade offer on any cards that aren't trade blocked.

Yes. You can mark a card as unavailable for trade from your My Players page. This makes it trade blocked.

Yes, the marketplace allows you to buy a listed card directly. This is called a Direct Signing.

Not yet, but a small cover fee may be imposed soon. Check back here for updates.

You can and should not. All transactions are subject to scrutiny, and any user found to be using the marketplace or trading system in any way that's deemed unfair by CricSix can face severe consequences. This includes (but is not limited to) transfering cards between duplicate accounts or demanding real world currency in exchange for CricSix cards. We reserve the right to any action, including banning the user.

Go to Play and click Submit Squad. Select your cards, choose your captain and vice-captain, and submit before the deadline.

Currently, squads must have six cards—because six is the magic number in cricket.

Not at the moment.

Yes, unless a competition explicitly restricts multiple entries.

This depends on the gameweek, which you can view on the Competitions page. Typically, it’s 11:59:59 PM IST on Saturdays.

Most data is displayed in your local time, but our clocks and deadlines usually work on Indian Standard Time (IST). Daily objectives and bonuses reset at midnight IST, and submission deadlines are Saturday midnight IST as well.

Yes—until the gameweek deadline.

Submissions received after gameweek lock are not eligible for prizes.

No auto-subs. That player scores 0 points.

Each card can only be used in one competition at a time. Private leagues are an exception.

Currently, T20, T20Is, and ODIs are supported. We expect to add more formats over time.

Yes. All ICC events involving at least one Full Member nation are covered. Major domestic T20 competitions such as the IPL and BBL are also included.

As long as at least one ball is bowled, points will be awarded for that match.

No—Super Overs do not count toward fantasy points.

Players score points based on real-world performance. For full details, see the Scoring Matrix.

Captains score 2× points. If the captain doesn’t play, the vice-captain scores 1.5× points.

Yes—players can score negative points.

Yes. Refer to the Scoring Matrix for format-specific rules.

Yes. If the player had a fielding contribution (such as a catch or run-out), they will receive points.

Yes, but only if they are involved in at least one point-scoring action (e.g., taking a catch or effecting a run-out).

Typically within 48 hours of a gameweek ending.

In rare cases, points may change due to scoring errors identified during the gameweek.

If two submissions score exactly the same number of points, the one that was locked earlier will be ranked higher.

Yes. Prizes are typically distributed automatically within 48–72 hours after a gameweek ends.

Yes—prize pools are visible on each competition’s page.

Yes.

Private leagues let you compete with friends and can also be used for custom formats (e.g., Discord auctions and drafts).

No.

Yes—private leagues support some rule customization.

Reach out to Shadow regarding this. While private leagues are in the works, they are not something users can directly create at the moment. We are working on changing this.

Yes.

Use the Player Scout page, or open an individual player’s profile.

Players are assigned one of six tiers: Superstar, International, First-Class, Club, Academy, or Unranked, based on performance over the last six months.

Tiers are recalculated every month. Players' scores over the last 6 months are the only thing directly impacting their tiers. Players who have played less than 3 international matches in the last 6 months will never be tier International or Tier Elite. Players who have played 0 matches are unranked, and often marked inactive. More information regarding tiers will be released soon.

Yes—tiers are recalculated monthly.

Scorecard data is received manually by our users. While the admin team verifies each submission, some data errors may occasionally slip through. You can raise this by reaching out either from the Contact Us form, or directly.

No. Once a match scorecard is updated, it typically does not change. In exceptional cases, we may correct errors before weekly points are finalized if the issue was on our end.

Reach out via Contact Us. Only reports submitted within 24 hours of a match’s conclusion will be reviewed.

The website is currently optimized for desktop use. While it may work on tablets or phones, this is not recommended.

No, not at the moment.

Please use the Contact Us form.

Please use the Contact Us form.

On our official Twitter page (TBC).

No—there is no real money involved.

While there’s an element of luck, skill matters more. Choosing the best cards—based on fixtures and real-world performance—is a key part of the game.

Cases are reviewed individually. Penalties may include bans and deletion of all associated cards.