The concept of a fantasy league is simple. This is the model that most sites are now following. Dream 11 was created when Super Selector fizzled out and in 2012, the site moved to a freemium model - users could sign up and create teams for free, but winning cash prizes required them to pay cash to enter the league tables.

Performance by the individual players in specific tournaments like the cricket World Cup 2015 is worth a certain number of points, and whichever person has the most points at the end of the league is the winner.īefore Dream 11, there was ESPN Super Selector, which was launched in 2001 - reportedly, over 500,000 people made their fantasy lineups during the 2003 world cup in South Africa, and many other cricket-focused sites also launched their own fantasy leagues soon afterwards. The idea is simple - you create a 'dream team' of your favourite cricketers, and so do your friends. The company was founded by Harsh Jain, who also co-founded Red Digital, a digital media agency. One of the oldest and best known sites in this space is Dream 11, which launched in 2009. Fantasy leagues have long been a staple in the West but over the last few years, they've started to appear here in India as well.

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