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

Log the evidence

Use the report timestamp and the actual strip description—not a venue reputation.

A report within 48 hours stays provisional until verified for this match day and strip. An undated venue guide is background only.
Stop and verify

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.

    1. Timestamp first. Reject undated screenshots and generic venue averages as match-day proof.
    2. Describe the strip. Capture grass, dryness, cracks and boundary asymmetry exactly as reported.
    3. Translate to roles. Check opening overs, batting position and likely bowling quota—never fame alone.
    4. Stop at the toss. If the XI, weather or strip differs, discard the earlier lean and reassess.
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