When the captain pick is the wrong call
The default choice is rarely the right one. The framework the desk uses to flip the C and VC on a flat deck.
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Editorial archive: captain picks, pitch reports, and the desk's long reads.
The blog is the editorial archive. Captain pick calls, pitch report reads, ownership deep-dives, and beginner explainers. Each article is written by a named editor on staff, with match-hour attribution and the desk's reasoning.
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The differential who quietly owns the powerplay
Ownership sits near 4%. The strike rate over the last 12 games sits near 175. The math is straightforward.
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Salary cap math: the 4-3-1-3 split that works
How to allocate 100 credits across roles without burning your wage bill on reputation.
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Reading a pitch report like a pro
Five signals that move the captain pick: surface colour, grass cover, rolling pattern, venue, and match-up context.
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Contest selection and ownership math
Why the prize structure rewrites captain strategy. A worked example from a 25k-entry mega contest.
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The toss is half the captaincy
How to read a toss decision and when to lock your team before the coin lands.
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A first-week playbook
What to do in your first 7 days: build your first team, read the points rules, and join a practice contest.
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The full fantasy cricket playbook
From sign-up to your first winning team. A 12-minute read for new players who want to skip the guesswork.
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