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Live Cricket Odds, Ball By Ball

We price live cricket odds while each over unfolds, covering internationals, franchise nights and domestic fixtures you already follow. Open your account, pick a fixture from the card...

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What We Price In Cricket Odds

Our trading desk prices every format — Tests, ODIs and T20 internationals — plus franchise leagues and domestic first-class fixtures. You can follow pre-match numbers on run lines, highest-run-scorer markets and innings totals, then switch to in-play once the first ball is bowled. Fall-of-wicket and over-by-over lines sit next to session prices, so your plan can shift as the game turns.

  • Pre-Match Lines
  • In-Play Trading
  • Session Prices
  • Fall Of Wicket
  • Player Markets
INSIDE THE CARD

Three Market Groups On The Card

Every fixture on the cricket card carries its own rhythm, so we keep three market groups close at hand. The run line shifts shot by shot, session prices settle before the innings...

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In-Play

Over-By-Over Run Line

Run-line prices move with every over we trade, so one quick fifty or a pair of...

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Session

First-Innings Session Market

Session numbers settle on runs scored before the innings closes, so you can hold a market...

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Highest Run Scorer Market

Player pricing tracks one batter's tally against the rest of the order, moving with strike rate...

CRICKET IN HAND

Cricket Odds On A Phone Screen

Your cricket card fits a phone screen without pinching or scrolling sideways. We built the odds ladder in portrait, so you can tap a market, watch the price...

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Wicket Alerts
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Data-Saver Mode
HELP MID INNINGS

Help While The Innings Runs

Most questions about cricket odds come up mid-innings, so our chat window stays open around the clock and sits behind the market...

Settled Market Query Share the fixture, market name and ticket reference...
Price Move Help If a price moves while your position is...
Score Feed Lag When a scoreboard feed runs behind the broadcast...
HOW WE SETTLE

How We Run Cricket Settlement

Cricket markets settle against published rules, and our trading desk logs every price change with a timestamp you can ask about. Ball-by-ball scores and match results come from third-party data feeds, and...

Rule Wording Per Market

Every cricket market carries its own rule wording, so you can check how a rain-shortened innings or a retired batter affects the result before you join.

Timestamped Price Log

Each odds change on our cricket card is stamped with the over and the time, and our team can pull that log for any query you raise.

Independent Feed Sources

Ball-by-ball scores and match results come from third-party suppliers, keeping the numbers we price against separate from the markets we run.

Second Trader Checks

A second trader checks an unusual price move before it stands, so a stale line on a washed-out fixture gets corrected rather than traded.

Market Suspension Rules

We suspend a market while a dismissal check runs or rain interrupts play, then open it again once the scoreboard position is clear.

Season On Record

Settled cricket markets stay on your account history with the fixture, market and result, so you can look back at any point in the season.

SIDE BY SIDE

Our Cricket Card Against Others

We keep the cricket card narrow on purpose. Instead of listing every minor league, we price the fixtures you actually follow and let the in-play ladder sit one tap away from the...

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Markets On One Screen

Our cricket card keeps run lines, wickets and match-winner prices together, where other cards send you through several menus to reach the same market.

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Faster Price Refresh

Prices refresh as the ball is bowled rather than once an over ends, so the number you tap sits closer to the number you get.

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Session Timing

Session markets open before the first ball and settle at the interval, which suits anyone who does not want to wait for a full day of play.

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Settlement Wording Nearby

Rule text sits beside each cricket market, so you can read how a washout or a super over is handled without leaving the page.

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Cash Out Window

A cash-out figure stays live across most in-play cricket markets, giving you a way to close a position before the final ball is bowled.

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Account Flow

Moving from the cricket card to your slip takes a couple of taps, and saved details carry over so nothing is re-entered mid-match.

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Local Fixture Focus

We follow Pakistan internationals, franchise leagues and domestic fixtures by name, so the card reads like a cricket calendar you already know.

Six Things Behind Our Cricket Odds

Six things shape how our cricket odds work in practice. Prices refresh ball by ball, the card is built around fixtures Pakistan follows, and session and...

Ball-By-Ball Pricing

Numbers move delivery by delivery on the run line, so a boundary or a dot ball shows up in the price within seconds.

Fixtures You Follow

Pakistan internationals, franchise nights and domestic games sit at the front of the card instead of being buried under minor leagues.

Session And Player Lines

Session totals and highest-run-scorer markets run alongside match results, giving you a shorter route to a settled position.

Published Rule Text

Each market shows how it settles, including rain, abandonment and super-over cases, so nothing is left to guesswork once the fixture ends.

Cash Out On In-Play

Close an open cricket position before the final ball when the number suits you, without touching anything else on your card.

Settled History

Your account keeps every settled cricket market with its fixture and result, which makes it easy to look back across a season.

Cricket Odds Questions You Send Us

Pre-match numbers are set before the first ball and hold on the card until the first delivery. In-play prices are traded ball by ball, so they react to wickets, boundaries and the required run rate as the innings builds.

Run lines, innings totals, fall of wicket, method of dismissal, highest run scorer, session prices and match-winner numbers, across Test, ODI and T20 internationals plus franchise fixtures.

We suspend the market while the interruption lasts. If the fixture is reduced or called off, the published rule wording decides how that market settles, and the outcome lands on your account history.

On most in-play cricket markets a cash-out figure sits next to your position, and you can take it while the market is open. The figure is shown before you confirm anything.

The mobile ladder uses the same feed as desktop, so prices refresh as deliveries are confirmed. A data-saver setting trims scorecard detail without slowing the numbers you tap.

Yes — the card carries domestic first-class and limited-overs fixtures alongside internationals, available where local law permits, though the range of markets on a smaller game is narrower than on a full international.