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Live Cricket Scores on 3kko puts real-time match data, ball-by-ball updates and open sportsbook markets in one place — accessible from your phone browser the moment you log in.
Live Cricket Scores is the sportsbook section of 3kko where real-time match data and open betting markets sit side by side. When a fixture is in progress, you see the current innings total, wickets fallen, run rate and over count refreshing automatically — no manual page reload needed.
The score panel and the betting market panel load as a single view on mobile, so you are reading the live innings data at the same time as the available markets refresh.
Ball-by-ball data refreshes automatically during active play. The current over, run rate, wickets and partnership figures update without requiring you to reload the page, keeping the score card accurate as the innings progresses.
Betting markets shift in real time alongside the score feed. Available bet types for the live fixture appear in the panel next to the score card, and odds adjust to reflect the current match situation as each ball is bowled.
Every selection opens a bet slip that shows the stake field, the calculated return and the published settlement rules for that market type. Read the terms shown there before confirming — they explain how the market settles if play is interrupted.
Your account wallet funded via bKash, Upay or Bank Transfer connects directly to the bet slip. Stake amounts draw from your available balance shown at the top of the screen, and settled returns appear in the same wallet after the market closes.
Sportsbook markets like those in Live Cricket Scores do not carry a fixed RTP figure in the way slot games do — the return on any bet depends on the odds shown at the moment you place it and the outcome of the live match.
Decimal odds appear next to each market selection in the live panel. The figure shown represents the full return per unit staked, including the original stake, so you can calculate your potential return before placing.
Published settlement terms for each cricket market type appear inside the bet slip and in the sportsbook help section. Check there for how abandoned match scenarios, Duckworth-Lewis adjustments and over reductions are handled.
Live Cricket Scores loads through the mobile browser after login — no separate download required. The score and market view is optimised for portrait mode on Android and iOS browsers, keeping both panels visible without horizontal scrolling.
RTP as a fixed percentage applies to slot-style games, not sportsbook markets. For cricket betting, the return is determined by the odds at placement time. We do not publish a separate RTP figure for this section.
If the live score feed stops updating, a market does not settle as expected, or a bet slip shows an error during an active fixture, the support routes published on 3kko are the right place to start.
Access live chat from the help icon in the main menu after logging in. For score or market disputes during a live fixture, share the match name and market type so the agent can locate the record without delay.
Send a message through the contact page for non-urgent queries such as settled bet disputes or wallet reconciliation questions. Include your account username and the fixture date to speed up the response from the support team.
The help section carries a dedicated sportsbook FAQ covering abandoned match rules, market suspension policies and how Duckworth-Lewis results are settled. Read it before contacting support — most settlement questions are answered there.
We keep the published information for Live Cricket Scores in places you can reach without contacting support. The bet slip shows the settlement rule for the selected market type before you confirm. The sportsbook help section explains how interrupted or abandoned matches are handled.
Settlement rules for each market type appear inside the bet slip before you confirm a selection. Read the terms shown there — they state how the market closes, how returns are calculated and what happens if a match is interrupted mid-fixture.
The help section carries category-level rules for cricket betting including over markets, match result markets and abandonment policies. Navigate there from the main menu under Help or Support to read the full published terms.
Every bet placement and settlement shows in your account transaction history with a timestamp and the return amount. Open the wallet section after login to check any individual cricket bet, the stake sent and the amount settled back.
Decimal odds in the live panel are the actual prices applied to your stake at the moment you confirm, not rounded estimates. The bet slip recalculates in real time if odds move between opening the slip and confirming your selection.
Quick definitions for the terms you will see most often in the Live Cricket Scores section — from how markets are priced to how results are settled.
An in-play market is a betting option that stays open while a match is actively being played. Odds shift with each ball, and you can place or update selections throughout the innings until the market is suspended or closed by the operator.
Decimal odds show the total return per unit staked, including your original stake. An odds figure of 2.50 on a 100 BDT stake means your total return if the selection wins is 250 BDT, giving a net profit of 150 BDT.
Market suspension means the operator has temporarily paused betting on a specific market, usually during a wicket, timeout or umpire review. You cannot place new bets until the market reopens, which happens automatically once the situation resolves.
An abandoned match is one that cannot be completed due to weather or other disruptions. How your bet settles in that scenario depends on the published rules for the specific market type — check the bet slip terms or the sportsbook help section for the exact policy.
Run rate is the average number of runs scored per over in the current innings. It is calculated by dividing total runs by overs bowled and is used as a reference point alongside the required run rate in a chase situation.
Duckworth-Lewis, or DLS, is the official method used to recalculate a target score when a match is interrupted. A DLS result is treated as a completed match result for settlement purposes, as stated in the published sportsbook rules.
Here are the questions we hear most from people using the Live Cricket Scores section — covering access, how markets work and what to do when something looks wrong.
After logging in, select the Sportsbook tab from the main navigation. Then choose cricket from the sports category list. Active fixtures with live score feeds and open markets appear at the top of the cricket section, with upcoming matches listed below them.
Yes. The live score feed is visible when you open a fixture in the cricket section. You do not need to have an active bet on the match to see the ball-by-ball data, over count, wickets and run rate refreshing during play.
Available fixtures depend on the current international and domestic calendar. BPL and IPL matches, along with major international series, appear when they are scheduled and covered by the sportsbook. The fixture list updates as the schedule changes — check the cricket section to see what is currently listed.
Settlement depends on the published rules for the specific market type you selected. Most result markets settle on the official outcome, including DLS decisions. If a match is abandoned with no official result, void rules typically apply. Read the terms in your bet slip or the sportsbook help section for the exact policy on each market.
Your account wallet, which you can fund through bKash, Upay or Bank Transfer, is the balance used for all sportsbook stakes including live cricket bets. Deposit through the wallet section in your account, then your available balance is ready to use in the bet slip immediately.
Try refreshing the page first — the score feed should resync to the current match state. If it remains stuck, contact the support team via live chat and mention the fixture name and the approximate over when the feed stopped. The team can check the data source status and advise from there.