Fantasy cricket pitch report · evidence workbench
Read the strip.
Earn the decision.
Record what a dated report actually says, then turn it into role-level questions. The workbench never names a player, predicts a score or replaces the toss.
InputDated strip evidence
OutputRoles to verify
Hard stopUnknown strip or old report
Your role-check card
Do not convert an old or unknown report into a team call.
Boundary: Educational checklist only. Verify official XI, toss and match conditions. No outcome or earnings are guaranteed.
Next research step: Browse IPL player registrations by role. Use the role filters to check how a player is registered. This dated archive does not confirm availability, batting order or today's XI.
How to read a pitch report
Source → strip → role
A city name is not a surface. Double-headers, used strips and weather can change the same ground.
- Timestamp first. Reject undated screenshots and generic venue averages as match-day proof.
- Describe the strip. Capture grass, dryness, cracks and boundary asymmetry exactly as reported.
- Translate to roles. Check opening overs, batting position and likely bowling quota—never fame alone.
- Stop at the toss. If the XI, weather or strip differs, discard the earlier lean and reassess.