Our toss prediction Telegram channel: recent calls and results

What our cricket toss prediction Telegram channel posts, and when

• The call, before the toss. Between 60 and 105 minutes before the scheduled start, usually about an hour before the toss, one post names the fixture, our call (bat or bowl first) with its probability, one line on the ground's toss habit, and the link to the fixture's page.
• Which matches. Up to five pre-toss posts a day (Indian time; a combined post counts as one), none between midnight and 7 am IST. Wraps and the digest are separate from that count. Fixtures with a betting market and internationals between full-member nations are the ones considered, subject to that budget, the timing window and the safety checks; a considered fixture is not always posted. Every other fixture still gets its own page on the toss prediction hub and its place on the record. Fixtures due in the same quarter-hour share one post, three at most.
• The day's tally. On days with graded calls, a wrap post scheduled for 21:31 IST counts every call graded in the previous 24 hours, wins and losses, with a link to the record. A wrap is a summary of calls already graded, not a new call.
• The digest. A digest, released after a manual review on days the board has tips, lists the day's match tips and toss calls with links to the site. Digests are not graded on this page; the record grades their tips.
• Where the calls come from. Each pre-toss post carries the site's call and probability for that fixture as they stood when the post was sent: how captains who won the toss have chosen at that ground, blended with the format-wide rate when the venue sample is small. The site may revise a call later; these cards keep and grade what the post actually said, and mark a post whose call has since been revised.

How to join the toss prediction channel

Open Telegram and search for @cricketprediction_official, or use the join button above. The channel is public and free: you can read it without joining, and joining only adds the posts to your Telegram feed. The channel sells nothing: no paid tips, no "fixed" tosses, no "loads". A toss is a coin. What we post is a probability, written down before the toss and graded after it, losses included; that is the whole offer, and the cards above are how you check it.

How to read the toss prediction Telegram posts

• ✅ / ❌ grade the call the post displayed against what the captain chose after winning the toss.
• starts HH:MM IST means the toss is still ahead; no toss record means we have no recorded toss for that fixture yet.
• The day's tally post counts all of that day's graded calls, not only the cards on this page. The full record of every graded call is on the toss prediction record.
• This page is a snapshot of our send record, labelled with the time it was taken; it shows the channel's automated posts, not every message in the channel.

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