Powerplay aggression
The first six overs set the platform. The desk tracks powerplay run rate, dot-ball percentage, and wicket-share by team.
The desk covers all ten IPL franchises. Each franchise card carries the latest form, the venue record, the spin-vs-pace split, and the captaincy read for the next fixture. The hub is the editorial anchor for the season.
Top-order form, spin share, and the away record
MIPace battery, powerplay numbers, and the death-overs math
RCBTop of the order, the 200 chase pattern, and the spin question
GTAll-rounder depth, powerplay aggression, and the home advantage
KKRSpin trio, middle-overs choke, and the Eden record
DCPace battery, top-order aggression, and the Kotla track
PBKSPowerplay aggression, batting depth, and the Mohali bounce
SRHOrange-army aggression, pace battery, and the Uppal track
RRSpin-led, middle-overs control, and the Jaipur bounce
LSGAll-rounder depth, pace variety, and the Ekana bounce
The first six overs set the platform. The desk tracks powerplay run rate, dot-ball percentage, and wicket-share by team.
The last five overs. The desk tracks death-overs economy for bowlers and death-overs strike rate for batters.
The share of overs bowled by spin across the season. The desk tracks the share per team and the share per venue.
Bowl-first or bat-first? The desk tracks the toss call and the result. The trend shifts with the surface.
First-innings score, chase success rate, and dot-ball percentage by venue. The desk's venue database.
Captain runs, captain wickets, and captain 2x returns. The desk tracks captain form by player and by team.
All ten: CSK, MI, RCB, GT, KKR, DC, PBKS, SRH, RR, and LSG. Each franchise has a hub page with form, venue record, spin-vs-pace split, and captaincy read.
Yes. The desk covers IPL, international T20Is, ODIs, the WPL, domestic T20, and the CPL. Coverage is weighted to fixtures with the largest contest pool.
Powerplay aggression, death-overs math, spin vs pace share, toss decisions, venue averages, and captain form. The desk tracks each across the season.
The captain pick call is on the predictions page, on the day's fixture card, and as a push notification before each toss.
The desk publishes the captain pick and the desk's lean, not a score prediction. Fantasy contests reward player picks, not match outcomes.
The venue averages are updated after every fixture at the venue. The desk's database covers the last five seasons at each ground.
Wecap publishes what the desk has read and verified. Deposit limits, contest structures, and welcome terms are governed by the operator — confirm inside the app before you commit.