Hall reading
Hero11 Fantasy
The fantasy board captured on 21 October 2026: 20 cricket fixtures, 11 football fixtures, and no kabaddi fixture. Prize figures from that interface are left off this page.
What the board was
Sport type 1 returned cricket. Sport type 2 returned football. Sport type 3, kabaddi, returned an empty list that day. Asking the same endpoint for types 4, 5, and 6 produced the message that the sport type must be between 1 and 6, which is an error from the interface, not three hidden sports.
Recommend types 1, 2, and 3 returned the same batch of fixtures. The board was not three different catalogs stacked under three recommend switches.
Each cricket and football row had a series, two sides, a ground, and a time in UTC. A prize field existed on the interface. This host does not print it. A row with a zero in that field and a row with a large number are both omitted, so the table below is the fixture list only.
Odds, entry fees, and seats remaining were not copied. The create-team photo is a different artifact: a promotional frame around a lineup screen for India and South Africa, with a clock that read 5 hours 47 minutes on that image. It shows how a team screen looked in the channel photos. It is not evidence that India versus South Africa was among the 31 rows.
Where fantasy sat in the shell
The top bar on the 23 October phone is Explore, Fantasy, Games, Casino. Fantasy is the second tab. The saved Games and Casino photographs do not open that tab, so this host does not pretend those pictures are the board. The board is the table. The tab name is how a reader would have reached it.
The 1,122 titles are slots, live tables, mini games, fishing, originals, and the games tag. Fantasy fixtures are outside that count. A fantasy homepage that began with slot providers would answer a different query.
Figures on this host come from the public hall captured on 21 October 2026 and the phone screens saved on 23 October 2026. The hall HTML file carried a build stamp of 2026/10/19 06:15:31, with no timezone printed on that stamp.
The lists
Cricket is 20 rows, including several ECS Spain fixtures at La Elipa and a New Zealand versus India T20 at Hagley Oval. Football is 11 rows, six of them Champions League fixtures on 21 October and then club matches on 23 and 24 October. Kabaddi is a zero, stated on its own guide so the zero is not mistaken for a missing page.
Times are the board's UTC stamps. This page does not convert them to India Standard Time, because the capture stored UTC.
Guides
Questions
How many fixtures were on the board?
31 with names: 20 cricket and 11 football. Kabaddi added none.
Why is there no prize column?
The interface had one. This reading leaves it off.
Is the lineup photo one of those matches?
No. It shows India and South Africa.
Are fantasy titles inside the 1,122?
No. The 1,122 are the game catalog. Fantasy was a separate board.
Does this host file a team?
No. Download App leaves the preview.
More from the same capture
Thirty-one named fixtures is the board's size: twenty cricket, eleven football. Kabaddi is the successful empty answer, not a missing scrape. Types 4, 5, and 6 were rejected by a range check, so they are not silent sports waiting off-screen.
Prize figures existed on the interface and are withheld on every table here. A zero and a large number would both become a purse if printed. The columns that remain are series, sides, ground, and UTC time. That is enough to identify a row.
Repeated ECS Spain pairs are repeated start times. Sonseca Sultans against Madrid United at 11:00 and again at 13:00 on 21 October are two rows. The same is true of other La Elipa pairs the next day. The cricket guide keeps both.
The create-team photograph is labeled as India versus South Africa at a ground that does not appear in the 31. It shows a lineup tool inside a red promotional frame. It is not spliced into the cricket table.
The Fantasy tab is the second name on the phone bar photographed on 23 October, between Explore and Games. Those photographs do not open the tab. The tables are the open board. The tab name is only the door.
How to use the lists
The cricket guide is the twenty rows. The football guide is the eleven. Kabaddi is the empty switch. If a pair appears twice, compare the UTC time before calling it a duplicate. La Elipa hosts several ECS Spain rows across three dates. Sharjah, Hagley Oval, and the Nairobi grounds are the international cricket addresses. The football grounds are the stadiums printed on those eleven rows.
Prize columns are omitted on every one of those tables. The create-team photograph is filed separately because India versus South Africa is not among the thirty-one. The red frame around that photograph is an ad around a screenshot, not a row on the board.