By Anjali Deshmukh
Reviewed by Rajeev SatheEach hub here holds one tournament: the schedule converted to IST, a points table built from finished matches, the teams and the rules that decide who goes through.
We open a hub when a tournament is running or has just finished, and we do not leave empty shells behind for seasons we are not covering.
Open tournament hubs
Caribbean Premier League 2026
Live now7 Aug — 20 Sep 2026 · 39 matches · 7 teams
The Hundred Men's Competition 2026
Finished21 Jul — 16 Aug 2026 · 34 matches · 8 teams
What a hub contains
Four things, in the same order on every hub. The schedule, with each start time already converted from the ground's local clock to IST. The points table, built from finished matches rather than copied from another site. The result line of every match played so far, quoted as it arrives, including rain rulings and any DLS target. And the list of teams, with the format and tie-breakers written out.
What a hub does not contain is a prediction, a tip or a price. The maths behind a price is explained in how cricket odds work, and the legal position on staking money in India is set out on the legal hub.
Why every time is in IST
A Caribbean evening is an Indian dawn. A 19:00 start in Trinidad is 04:30 the next morning in Mumbai, so the date printed on a fixture list and the date on your phone often differ by one. Every hub does that conversion once, so you do not have to do it in your head at midnight.
The tables now carry a net run rate. Our live feed returns the result line of a match without the runs and overs behind it, so the figure is computed from ball-by-ball records in the open Cricsheet archive. That archive runs about a week behind the live feed, so for a tournament still under way the column stays empty until the season closes: a partial net run rate is not one. The method is the one set out in our guide to net run rate.
What we add next
Hubs follow the calendar rather than the traffic. A tournament gets a page when it is about to start or is under way, and the page stays after the final as a record of how the season went — that is what The Hundred 2026 hub is now. The domestic Indian season and the next IPL cycle are the two we open next.
