

Follow upcoming cricket fixtures across international, women's and domestic competitions. Check match formats, participating teams, scheduled start times and available ground information in one simple cricket match centre.
Live and upcoming fixtures, refreshed automatically from the fixture feed.










Completed and cancelled fixtures are removed from this public list. If the provider stops listing a match at kickoff, it remains visible during a format-aware playing window and is hidden when that window expires. Match records are retained in the database for historical analysis.
Preet Fantasy AI brings cricket schedule information together in a mobile-friendly match centre. The fixture list is designed to help cricket followers quickly identify the teams, competition and format for each scheduled game. Match availability depends on the latest data returned by the fixture provider.
Find available ODI, T20 and Test fixtures featuring national teams.
Follow women's competitions, domestic leagues and other fixtures supplied by the source feed.
See the scheduled start time, team names, competition and venue where those details are available.
The match centre periodically checks the fixture provider and stores match information in the Preet Fantasy AI database. Upcoming and live matches remain visible. When a match is reported as completed or cancelled, or is no longer included in the provider's current fixture list, it is hidden from the public homepage. Its stored record is retained so imported player and scorecard history is not deleted.
Preet Fantasy AI also includes a separate team-building workspace with player roles, credits, selection trends, stadium information and rule-checked team combinations. Any fantasy estimates depend on the historical records available for a particular match and format. They are analytical estimates, not guaranteed outcomes or official match broadcasts.
Public fixtures are imported from the connected Team Generation cricket fixture feed. Team names, competition labels, match timings and available team images are displayed from that source.
The application checks the source feed periodically while the service is running and refreshes the list when someone opens the match centre after the refresh interval.
Completed and cancelled fixtures are hidden from the public upcoming/live list. The underlying match record remains in SQL so historical scorecards, player records and analysis can still refer to it.
No. The homepage is a fixture and match-information display. It is not an official broadcaster, and match status depends on the connected fixture provider.