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Cricket Score Chase puts you on the batting side with a run target to reach before wickets run out.
Cricket Score Chase is a sports-themed arcade game built around the chase innings — the second half of a cricket match where the batting team must reach a set run total.
Every round of Cricket Score Chase follows the same visible structure: a target is set, balls are counted down, and wickets act as your remaining lives. Understanding each mechanic before you place a stake means you are reading the same numbers the game displays — no hidden calculations.
At the start of each round, a run target is shown on screen. Your bet decision revolves around this number.
Wickets lost act as a multiplier on difficulty. Each wicket reduces the batting side's capacity to accelerate toward the target. The remaining wickets counter is displayed live — you can read it alongside the run requirement to judge how the round is progressing before it closes.
The game's odds shift delivery by delivery as run requirements change. This means a bet placed before the round locks in those odds, while in-round mechanics update the probability display. Check the on-screen odds panel — it shows the current payout multiplier at any point during the delivery sequence.
After each round ends, the result — target set, runs scored, wickets lost — is logged in the game's round history panel. You can open this from the game screen to review past outcomes, which is useful for understanding how often chases succeed over a sequence of rounds.
Cricket Score Chase displays its payout structure and return information inside the game interface rather than through a separate page.
Open the info or rules icon shown inside Cricket Score Chase to read the payout table and probability notes. This is the primary source — the provider updates it when game parameters change, so it reflects the current version you are playing.
RTP for Cricket Score Chase is published only where the game provider exposes it. If the info panel includes an RTP figure, that number is the one to use. We do not display a separate RTP on this page because the provider's published figure is the reference.
Cricket Score Chase loads on any modern mobile or desktop browser without a separate download. On Android or iOS, open vh789 in your browser, log in, navigate to the arcade or cricket section in the lobby, and the game launches in the same tab — no app required.
Each completed round generates a result record accessible from the game's history panel. If a round outcome looks unexpected, open the history log first — it shows the target, delivery count and
If something goes wrong mid-round — a disconnection, a stake that did not settle, or a round result you want to verify — the first step is the in-game round history panel described above.
The live chat option is listed in the account or help section of vh789. Open it and describe the round reference number from the game history. This gives the support agent the exact round data needed to review your query without back-and-forth.
An email contact route is published on the site for account and game queries. When writing about a Cricket Score Chase round, include the round ID from your history log and your registered account identifier — this helps the team locate the round record directly.
The help centre linked from your signed-in account area contains articles specific to game mechanics, stake settlement and wallet queries. Search for Cricket Score Chase there first — the published answers cover the most common round and settlement questions.
Everything we describe about Cricket Score Chase on this page is drawn from what the game itself publishes — the rules panel, the payout table, the round history log.
The rules panel inside Cricket Score Chase is the authoritative source for how the game resolves outcomes. It is written by the game provider and updates with the live version you are playing. Open it before staking to confirm the payout structure matches your expectation.
Every round your account participates in is recorded in the game's history log. You can access this without contacting support — it is displayed inside the game screen. This record is your first reference point for any stake or settlement question.
Cricket Score Chase sits in the arcade or sports-arcade section of the lobby. The lobby label tells you it is a round-based game, not a sportsbook market. This distinction matters: game rounds settle by an internal engine, not by live match outcomes from any external data feed.
Stakes and round winnings move through your vh789 account wallet. You can check the transaction record in your account history at any time. Deposits through bKash, Nagad, or Rocket are reflected in the same wallet — there is no separate balance for Cricket Score Chase rounds.
These are the key terms you will see on screen or in the rules panel when you open Cricket Score Chase. Each definition uses plain language so you know what the game is describing before you place a stake.
The target score is the run total the batting side must reach within the round. It is set at the start of each game round and displayed prominently on screen throughout the delivery sequence.
Required run rate is the average runs needed per remaining ball for the batting side to reach the target. The game calculates and displays this number live as each delivery is bowled during the round.
A wicket represents a batting dismissal. In Cricket Score Chase, each wicket lost reduces the batting side's remaining capacity. The wicket counter is visible on screen and directly affects the chase probability.
The delivery sequence is the ordered set of balls bowled in a round. Each delivery updates the run total and wicket count. The round ends when the target is reached, all deliveries are used, or all wickets fall.
The round history log is an in-game record showing target, runs scored, wickets lost and outcome for each completed round. It is accessible from the game screen and is your primary reference for verifying past results.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of total stakes returned as winnings over many rounds. For Cricket Score Chase, the RTP figure is published inside the game's rules panel only where the provider discloses it.
These questions cover what players commonly want to know before or after their first Cricket Score Chase round. Each answer is drawn from the information visible in the game or the account area — not from assumptions about mechanics or outcomes.
No. Cricket Score Chase uses a certified random engine to generate outcomes — it is not connected to live match data or any external cricket feed.
Log in to your vh789 account, then navigate to the arcade or sports-arcade section of the lobby. The category label is shown in the lobby filter row. If you want to find it quickly, use the lobby search field and type 'Cricket Score Chase' to surface it directly.
Yes. Cricket Score Chase loads in any modern mobile browser on Android or iOS. There is no separate app download needed — open vh789 in your browser, sign in, navigate to the game from the lobby, and it launches in the same browser tab without any additional steps.
If your connection drops while a Cricket Score Chase round is in progress, the game engine continues to process the round on the server side.
Your stake is deducted from your vh789 account wallet when the round begins. Any winnings are credited to the same wallet once the round settles. You can review both the deduction and the credit in your account transaction history — accessible from the account menu at any time.
Your vh789 account wallet accepts deposits through bKash, Nagad, and Rocket, subject to the Deposit references and verification steps shown in your account's payment section.