Published on: November 17, 2025
There are days in India when the world outside seems to slow down. The traffic horns soften, office meetings magically shift, chai breaks mysteriously extend, and every TV in every corner of the city decides to show just one thing: India vs South Africa at the iconic Eden Gardens. It is not just a match; It is an emotion, a collective heartbeat, a festival where eleven men in blue hold the hopes of a billion. And you have experienced it on the weekend.
Eden Gardens is not just a cricket stadium; It is a theatre of cricket memories. After all, Eden has always been a pitch where stories are born, stitched, and retold for generations.
While watching a match, I realised a perfect sync between cricket and stock market psychology, between a bowler’s unpredictable delivery and a market’s moody momentum.
Let us walk through it.
The Eden Gardens Pitch: A Bowler’s Paradise
Before the match, Sourav Ganguly, the “Prince of Kolkata” himself, said something every cricket fan nodded to:
“Eden has bounce, pace and turn; it always keeps both teams thinking.”
On the other hand, Gautam Gambhir, known for his intense cricketing brain, added:
“If the pitch helps the bowlers early, the batsmen need to be mentally strong to survive the first 10 overs.”
That’s exactly what happened.
The pitch was behaving like full of tricks. One ball was bouncing above the shoulder, the next one zipped in like a sharp inswinger, and the very next one gripped the surface and turned square.
South Africa, known for its strong batting, suddenly looked like an amateur team trying to decode a mysterious puzzle. Even the best struggled. Balls were misreading the bat. Edges were flying. The Indian bowlers were getting swing, seam, bounce, almost like the pitch was whispering, “Today, I am on your side.”
And as every over passed, the match proved a simple truth, “On the right pitch, the bowler becomes the king. On the wrong day, the batsman becomes a spectator.”
What If the Same Happens in the Stock Market Pitch?
Now pause the match. Imagine a different pitch. Not one made of red clay, grass, or soil.
But the pitch of the stock market.
Here, instead of bowlers, you have market momentum. Instead of batsmen, you have traders. Instead of overs, you have trading sessions. And instead of bouncers or googlies, you have trend reversals, volatility spikes, and sudden breakouts.
Just like the Indian and South African batsmen got trapped by the unpredictable Eden pitch…
Traders get trapped every day on the market pitch.
A surprise gap-down becomes a yorker.
A sudden uptrend reversal becomes a googly.
A sharp bounce in price becomes a tricky bouncer.
And a sideways market becomes one of those deliveries that does “nothing” but still gets you out because you lose patience.
The South African bowlers outplayed the Indians as they won the match.
Similarly, traders who understand the trend pitch survive.
The rest? They get bowled out emotionally and financially.
But what if you had a tool…A magical tool.
One that tells you:
- Which stocks are in form like a batsman scoring centuries?
- Which stocks are swinging like a bowler’s dream delivery?
- Which stocks are likely to break out like an aggressive T20 finish?
- Which ones are risky, choppy, or trap-laden?
This is where Master Scanner becomes the cricket sensei of the stock market.
Before we head to the Master Scanner, let us create the system using two parameters – All Chart Matrix and DTB.
All Chart Matrix: Your Pitch Report for Stocks
In cricket, the pitch report decides how the match will unfold.
In trading, All Chart Matrix is your pitch report.
It doesn’t just show one technical pattern; it provides a comprehensive score across multiple chart types and time frames.
Each stock receives a score based on the number of bullish or bearish patterns it exhibits across various chart types.
A score above 12 is like a batsman who has already hit a half-century, looks confident, and is timing everything sweetly.
This is your signal, “this stock is in form. The pitch suits it. You can trust its momentum.”
And just like India’s pacers used the Eden bounce smartly, you can use the All Chart Matrix score to pick the stocks that will play the market googlies beautifully.
Double Top Buy on P&F: The Power Shot
If All Chart Matrix is your pitch report, then the Double Top Buy (DTB) in Point & Figure charts is your textbook cover drive; simple, elegant, powerful.
A DTB is a straightforward breakout pattern. It tells you:
- Buyers are in control
- A breakout has happened
- Trend strength is emerging
- Momentum is ready to expand
Combining DTB + a high All Chart Matrix score is like picking a batsman who is in red-hot form and is facing his favourite bowling attack.
This combo is deadly. And that’s exactly why we create a Master Scanner.
Creating the Master Scanner: Your Match Strategy
Just like a coach sets a game plan before a high-pressure match, your trading needs a strategy.
Here’s the exact step-by-step process:
Step 1: Create the All Chart Matrix Scanner
- Go to All Chart Matrix
- Select Group and conditions
- Save this scanner as: “All Charts Abv 12”
This scanner will always shortlist stocks that are already in a strong bullish pattern sync across multiple chart types.
This is your “in-form batsman” list.
Step 2: Create the Point & Figure DTB Scanner
- Go to Point & Figure
- Select pattern: Double Top Buy
- Save it as: “DTB”
This will only shortlist stocks giving a confirmed breakout.
This is your “perfect delivery to hit” list.
Step 3: Create the Master Scanner (The Real Game Plan)
- Open Master Scanner from Menu > Master Scanner
- In Scanner 1, select All Chart Matrix > Choose your saved scanner: “All Charts Abv 12”
- In Scanner 2, select P&F > Choose: DTB
Note: Save this combined strategy.
This Master Scanner is your ultimate match strategy, the Sachin + Sehwag opening partnership of stock selection.
It ensures:
- Stock is strong across multiple chart types
- Stock is giving a bullish breakout
- Stock has technical backing
- Stock is ready for a trend continuation
Now you don’t just “play” the pitch, you dominate it.
Why This Scanner Strategy Works: Understanding the Cricket Analogy
Let us go back to Eden. Imagine Bumrah bowling a peach. The ball pitches on the seam, hits the surface, straightens, and clips the off bail. Beautiful.
Why was it possible?
Because:
- The pitch supported the seam
- Bowler executed the plan
- Delivery type matched the pitch behaviour
The same principles apply to stocks.
1. The Pitch (Market Conditions)
You need stocks that align with the current market trend.
High All Chart Matrix scores work in the bullish market, while Low All Chart Matrix works in the bearish market with DBS.
2. The Delivery (Pattern Breakout)
DTB is your execution signal. It tells you that momentum is starting.
3. The Sync (Scanner Combination)
Master Scanner ensures that both conditions occur simultaneously. That is where magic happens.
Cricket and Charts Are Not So Different After All
Whether it is an intense India vs South Africa clash at Eden Gardens or a high-volatility trading session on the NSE, the story remains the same:
Those who read the pitch, win. Those who react late, fall.
When Gautam Gambhir said, “Mental strength is everything on a bowler-friendly pitch,” he was indirectly speaking to traders too.
When Sourav Ganguly said, “Eden always keeps both teams thinking,” he was describing the stock market without even knowing it.
So the next time the market throws a googly at you, don’t freeze.
Let your Master Scanner show you the right stock. Let All Chart Matrix give you the confidence you need. Let DTB signal your entry.
And then? Step out, swing hard, and send the stock sailing over long-on.
Because sometimes, on the right pitch, all you need is the right ball to hit your perfect six.
