Rs9 scoring lives in the app, not here

This page is a study note, not the official table. Open the scoring sheet on the Rs9 ticket before you pay. Typical rooms still pay runs, wickets, catches and some rate bonuses — confirm the numbers in the APK, because they can differ by format.

• Bat: Runs usually count one-for-one, with extras for boundaries and fifties. A duck can cost you. Check the exact bonuses on the room screen.
• Bowl: Wickets usually beat a cheap over. Haul and maiden bonuses exist in many rooms. A part-timer with one over is a weak armband.
• Field: Catches, stumpings and run-outs add a floor. A keeper who also bats has two paths.
• Rates: Economy and strike-rate plus/minus often apply only after a minimum overs or balls. Do not plan a whole XI around a bonus you have not read.

Captain is still 2x and vice-captain 1.5x in standard Rs9 rooms. Set them last, after toss. These HTML pages do not score your ticket.

• Most rooms want exactly 11 names from the two squads on Matches.
• A common cap is 7 from one franchise. A 7–4 split still needs a toss reason.
• Role bands (keeper, batter, all-rounder, bowler) are set on the ticket. Fill them from Teams, not from a screenshot.
• Credits are a budget. Spend them on time in the middle, then lock after toss.
• Once the match starts, the room is closed. Edit while the XI graphic is still fresh — not after the first ball.

Rs9, not this website, rejects an invalid side. If a pop-up on another domain claims to “fix” your XI, close it. Help is [email protected] or the live chat in the footer. State law first.