Site map
Every page on iplfantasyteam.com, organised by section.
Match desk
- Home
- IPL 2026 overview
- Live matches
- Predicted XIs
- CSK vs MI predicted XI
- All teams
- Chennai Super Kings
- Mumbai Indians
- Royal Challengers Bengaluru
- Kolkata Knight Riders
- Sunrisers Hyderabad
- Gujarat Titans
- Rajasthan Royals
- Delhi Capitals
- Punjab Kings
- Lucknow Super Giants
- Players A to Z
- Hardik Pandya
- Virat Kohli
- KL Rahul
- MS Dhoni
- Rashid Khan
- Trent Boult
- Sanju Samson
- Shubman Gill
News
- News desk
- CSK revises top order
- Wankhede pitch note
- Chinnaswamy rain check
- Overseas slot ceiling
- Dew study
- Home
- IPL 2026 hub
- Live matches
- Predicted XIs
- CSK vs MI predicted XI
- All teams
- Chennai Super Kings
- Mumbai Indians
- Royal Challengers Bengaluru
- Kolkata Knight Riders
- Sunrisers Hyderabad
- Gujarat Titans
- Rajasthan Royals
- Delhi Capitals
- Punjab Kings
- Lucknow Super Giants
- Players A to Z
- Hardik Pandya
- Virat Kohli
- KL Rahul
- MS Dhoni
- Rashid Khan
- Trent Boult
- Sanju Samson
- Shubman Gill
DIRECTORYHow the site map is organised
iplfantasyteam.com is organised into a small number of sections: the match desk, the team and player reference, the news desk, the fantasy tips reference, the results and learnings section, the trust pages and the brand-intent pages that answer common reader questions. The site map below lists every page on the desk in plain text. The pages are linked with absolute URLs so the list can be read in any context — on the desk itself, in a downloaded copy, in a printed archive or in a screen reader.
The list is also a record of what the desk is and is not. Pages that appear here are pages the desk publishes; pages that do not appear here are pages the desk does not publish. A reader who sees a link to a desk page in a search result and wants to confirm the link is genuine can compare it with the list. The list is the desk's directory, not an exhaustive catalogue of everything on the open web that mentions the desk.
Match desk
The match desk is the part of the desk that publishes coverage of fixtures, predicted XIs, role briefings and venue reads. The pages below are the pages that make up the match desk. Where a fixture-specific article exists, the link is listed beside the team page.
Match desk
News desk
The news desk publishes reporting on squad updates, pitch notes, weather, role changes and captaincy moves. The articles below are the published articles at the time of the sitemap. New articles are added as the season progresses; older articles remain available at the same URLs.
Fantasy tips
The fantasy tips section covers captaincy strategy, salary-cap math, role fit and the way fantasy points are calculated. The articles are reading guides, not platform-specific advice.
Fantasy tips
Results and learnings
The results section is where the desk publishes post-match analysis and the lessons learned from a completed fixture. The list below is the published entry; the section will grow as the season progresses.
Results and learnings
Brand-intent pages
The brand-intent pages are the pages that answer the questions readers most often ask about a fantasy platform: how to log in, how to download, how to find a customer-care channel, how to verify an APK and so on. The pages are reading guides; they do not run a platform and they do not endorse one.
Trust pages
The trust pages describe the desk itself: who runs it, how to contact it, how the desk handles data, what the terms of use say, what the responsible-play guidance covers and what the editorial disclaimer covers. The pages are written in plain language so a reader who is new to the desk can read them before the rest of the site.
How to read the sitemap
The sitemap is read top to bottom for breadth, or by section for depth. A reader who wants to see the desk's coverage of a particular team can scroll to the team section and pick a page; a reader who wants to see every article on a particular theme can read the section under that theme. The sitemap is also a record: a reader who has read the sitemap has a complete view of what the desk publishes, in plain text, at a single URL.
Where a link in the sitemap does not resolve, the reader is welcome to report it through the contact page. The desk treats broken links as a maintenance task and tries to resolve them quickly. The desk's sitemap is also published as an XML sitemap at /sitemap.xml for search engines; the two sitemaps are kept consistent, and the XML sitemap is the source the search engines crawl.
What is not in the sitemap
The sitemap does not list every URL the desk has ever published. Some URLs are redirects; some URLs are seasonal landing pages that have been retired; some URLs are internal preview pages the desk uses during editorial review. The sitemap is the list of pages a reader is most likely to want; it is not a directory of every internal route. A reader who wants to check whether a URL is part of the public site can compare the URL with the sitemap or with the navigation on the desk's homepage.
The sitemap also does not list third-party pages linked from desk articles. Third-party pages are linked from desk articles where the link is editorial context; the desk does not maintain a directory of every third-party page that has ever been linked. The reader who follows a link to a third-party page does so under the third party's terms; the desk is not responsible for the third party's content or availability.
Reader questions
Is the sitemap up to date?
Where is the XML sitemap?
Does the sitemap include every URL?
Can I link to the sitemap from another site?
Does the desk run a fantasy platform?
Where can I report a broken link?
Continue with care
Use the sitemap as a starting point; the homepage navigation reaches every page from a single click. The XML sitemap at /sitemap.xml is the source for search engines.