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Cricket Stats Hub on 399app puts match-level statistics, live market lines and your account wallet in one screen — so you can read the numbers and act on them without switching tabs. Available to eligible accounts in Bangladesh through bKash, Nagad and Rocket.
Cricket Stats Hub sits in the sportsbook section of 399app and is built around the statistics layer that surrounds live cricket betting markets.
Cricket Stats Hub is designed for the way cricket actually unfolds — in phases, not in single moments. The interface updates as each over closes, and your active positions are visible in the same panel as the stat feed.
Open the Cricket Stats Hub game page from the sportsbook lobby. Select a live or upcoming match, then choose your market type from the dropdown shown. The published minimum and maximum stake for each market appear beneath the odds before you confirm.
Each betting market inside Cricket Stats Hub ties to a visible statistical category — runs in an over, fall of next wicket, session total. The stat feed refreshes automatically so the number you see when you bet is the same number the market settles on.
On your phone, reach Cricket Stats Hub through sportsbook in the bottom navigation bar, then select Cricket, then Stats Hub. The page loads in your browser without a separate download. Landscape mode widens the data columns for easier reading during long sessions.
Once a market settles, the result appears in your transaction history under the account wallet tab. Settled amounts reflect the odds locked at bet placement. If you disagree with a result, the support route for disputes is the live chat link visible in the account menu.
Transparency in Cricket Stats Hub means the published market rules are accessible before any stake is placed — not buried after. The information panel, the account history tab and the sportsbook rule page are the three places where Cricket Stats Hub surfaces verifiable data.
Every Cricket Stats Hub market has a rule panel accessible via the information icon beside the market name. It explains how the market is defined, what counts as a void and how edge cases — weather delays, match suspensions — are handled at settlement.
Cricket Stats Hub loads on current versions of Chrome and Safari on Android and iOS. No app download is needed.
Your Cricket Stats Hub bet history is stored in the account wallet section. Each line shows the market name, stake, odds at placement and settled outcome. This record is the same one that our support team references if you raise a query about a specific round.
RTP information for sportsbook markets like Cricket Stats Hub is not a fixed percentage — it reflects the odds offered on each individual market. The odds are displayed before confirmation, giving you the implied return to check before you commit a stake.
Most Cricket Stats Hub questions come down to one of three things: a market that settled in a way you did not expect, a stat figure that looks wrong against what you watched, or an account wallet balan
Open the chat icon from the account menu while you are signed in. Describe the Cricket Stats Hub market name, the match and the settlement date. The agent will pull your account history on their side and walk through the outcome with you.
For written records, use the dispute form linked inside the account wallet tab. Fill in the match reference and the market name as they appear in your transaction history. Keeping that exact wording speeds up the review, because it matches what the system stores.
The help centre contains published articles on how Cricket Stats Hub markets are defined and settled. Search using the market name or the match format — T20 or Test — to find the relevant rule page before contacting support. Many queries resolve at this step.
Every claim a player makes about a Cricket Stats Hub result has to trace back to something in the account record or the published rule panel. That is by design.
Each market in Cricket Stats Hub carries its own rule panel, accessible before and after a bet is placed. The panel is the canonical source for how void conditions, tie outcomes and suspension rules are applied — not a support agent's verbal answer.
Your wallet history records every Cricket Stats Hub stake, the odds at placement and the settled return. These lines are time-stamped and match what our support team sees, so any dispute starts from a shared record rather than a recollection.
The match statistics shown in Cricket Stats Hub come from the live data feed configured into the sportsbook. We do not manually enter figures. If a stat looks inconsistent with what you saw on broadcast, the rule panel explains how the scoring source is prioritised at settlement.
Cricket Stats Hub sits in a named category inside the sportsbook — not hidden inside a generic sports list. You can return to it directly via sportsbook then Cricket then Stats Hub on any device, so the published rules and your active markets are always one path away.
These definitions cover the statistical and market terms you will encounter inside Cricket Stats Hub. Each one is kept short so you can check a term quickly without leaving the game page.
Run rate is the average number of runs scored per over in a given innings. In Cricket Stats Hub, run-rate markets let you bet on whether scoring will stay above or fall below a published threshold during a set phase of play.
A fall-of-wicket market asks you to predict which batting position will be dismissed next. The market settles the moment a wicket falls, regardless of the score. Cricket Stats Hub displays the current batting order alongside this market to help you read the situation.
A session total covers runs scored within a defined portion of an innings — often a set number of overs. Cricket Stats Hub ties the stat feed directly to this market, so the running total updates live as each ball is bowled and settled at the session close.
A void market is one that cannot settle under normal rules — usually because a match is abandoned, suspended or the relevant event did not occur. Stakes on void markets are returned to your wallet. The rule panel for each market explains the exact void conditions.
A partnership total is the combined runs scored by two batters while they are at the crease together. Cricket Stats Hub shows the live partnership figure and may offer over or under markets on how many runs the current pair will add before the next wicket falls.
Market suspension means the sportsbook has temporarily paused betting on a particular Cricket Stats Hub market — usually at a key moment like a wicket, a review or a weather delay. Suspended markets reopen once the situation is resolved and the odds are recalculated.
These are the questions we see most often from players who have just opened Cricket Stats Hub for the first time or who ran into something unexpected during a live match.
From the bottom navigation bar, tap sportsbook, then select Cricket from the sport categories. Cricket Stats Hub appears as a named section within the cricket lobby. The path works the same on both desktop and mobile browsers — no separate download is needed to reach it.
Your main 399app wallet funds all activity including Cricket Stats Hub markets. Deposits via bKash, Nagad and Rocket go into the same wallet.
Settlement follows the rule panel published against each market, not the broadcast scoreboard. Delays between broadcast and the live data feed can create a brief gap.
Available match coverage inside Cricket Stats Hub depends on the fixtures scheduled in the sportsbook at any given time. BPL matches appear when they are listed in the cricket section.
Yes — Cricket Stats Hub runs in your mobile browser on Android and iOS. Open 399app in Chrome or Safari, log into your account and follow the sportsbook path to Cricket Stats Hub.
A stalled feed usually resolves with a page refresh. If it continues, open live chat from the account menu and tell the agent the match name and the time the feed stopped.