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Exchange22 players database: search by team, role and form

Every player who shows up in the Exchange22 team builder is in this database. Filter by team, role, credit and recent form, then dive into individual stats — points per match, role fit, and the kind of contest where the player tends to score best.

Role breakdown on Exchange22

The team builder on Exchange22 enforces four role buckets plus flex. Knowing the role split in the player pool helps you find value picks that fit your credit plan.

RoleApprox. pool sizeTypical price bandWhere value lives
Wicketkeeper (WK)~258–10Second-choice keeper in form
Batter (BAT)~807–11Middle-order anchors on flat tracks
All-rounder (AR)~509–10Two-way points players
Bowler (BOWL)~808–10Strike pacers and wrist-spinners

For a deeper role guide, see our fantasy basics page.

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Exchange22 Players — visual 1

Credit ranges and what they mean

Player prices on Exchange22 sit between 7 and 11 credits. Prices update after every match based on recent points per game. A premium player who underperforms drops a credit; a differential who hauls climbs a credit. Use the credit band as a quick proxy for expected contribution.

What each band tells you

  • 11 credits: the absolute top — usually the team captain, a star all-rounder or a wicketkeeper-batter.
  • 10 credits: the second tier — top-order anchors, strike pacers, premier spinners.
  • 9 credits: the value tier — strong all-rounders, in-form bowlers, second batters.
  • 8 credits: the bench tier — role fillers and rotation options.
  • 7 credits: the differential tier — uncapped players, lower-order batters, part-timers.

Recent form and points per match

Form on Exchange22 is a rolling 5-match average of fantasy points. The number is shown next to each player in the team builder and updates within minutes of a match ending. Players averaging above 60 points per match are usually captaincy candidates; players below 30 points per match are bench options.

Form bands

  • Hot (75+ PPM): must-pick in current form, but captain with caution — reversion to mean is likely.
  • In-form (50–75 PPM): reliable picks, safe captaincy on balanced pitches.
  • Average (30–50 PPM): role fillers, only pick if the role is short on better options.
  • Cold (under 30 PPM): bench-only unless the match-up is unusually favourable.

Combine form with the credit band and the pick percentage to find your differential for the next contest. For a deeper strategy read, see our winners & tips page.

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Exchange22 Players — visual 2
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Exchange22 Players — visual 3

Frequently asked questions

How do I find a player on Exchange22?

Open the app, tap Players, and use the search bar. You can search by name, team or role.

How many players are on Exchange22?

The Exchange22 player pool covers all IPL franchises, all T20 international sides and major domestic T20 competitions — over 500 players at any given time.

Do player prices change during the season?

Yes. Prices adjust after every match based on rolling form. A player who hauls climbs a credit; a player who flops drops a credit.

What is the cheapest player on Exchange22?

The floor price is 7 credits. Most 7-credit players are uncapped domestic players, lower-order batters or part-time bowlers.

What is the most expensive player on Exchange22?

The ceiling price is 11 credits. Premium batters, captaincy all-rounders and franchise captains tend to sit at the ceiling.

Where do I see recent form on Exchange22?

Open any player card in the team builder. The form graph shows the last five matches; the average points per match is below the graph.

Search the player list inside Exchange22

Open the app, tap Players, filter by role or form, and build your XI under the 100-credit cap.

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