Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions for India Vs Australia.
Extras are runs not credited to the batter, such as wides, no-balls, byes and leg-byes.
A scorecard summarises batting, bowling, wickets, extras and innings totals for a match.
The same match URL remains available and changes from upcoming or live information to a completed result and historical scorecard.
Start times can be revised because of scheduling, venue, weather or competition decisions. Updated information is reflected when new data is received.
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Yes. The archive contains historical fixtures, results and scorecards when historical data is available.
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If a match is abandoned, cancelled or ends without a result, its status is displayed instead of a normal winning result.
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Live match information is refreshed regularly while a match is in progress. The exact timing can vary if upstream data is delayed.
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DNB means Did Not Bat. It identifies players who did not need to bat in that innings.