Bet on Every Over as the Match Unfolds

A session runs market lets you bet on the total runs scored during a fixed number of overs—commonly five, ten or fifteen. The line closes when that over block starts and settles once the final ball of the session is bowled or the innings ends early.

Next wicket method asks how the upcoming dismissal will happen: caught, bowled, LBW, run out, stumped or another mode. The bet settles as soon as the umpire signals out and the mode is recorded on the official scorecard, or voids if no wicket falls before the market closes.

Powerplay boundaries counts how many fours and sixes are hit during the fielding restriction overs—usually the first six overs in a T20 innings. The market closes when the powerplay begins and settles once the sixth over is complete or the innings ends within that phase.

An over/under runs line sets a number—say 6.5 for a single over—and you back whether the actual runs scored will be above or below that figure. The bet includes extras like wides and no-balls but excludes penalty runs unless stated otherwise in the market rule.

Match odds in live cricket show the current probability of each team winning outright, updated after every ball based on runs, wickets and overs remaining. The line shifts rapidly; a boundary or a collapse can move odds by twenty or thirty points in seconds.

Player performance bets focus on an individual—total runs a batsman will score, wickets a bowler will take, or catches a fielder will hold during the innings. These markets stay open until the player is dismissed, finishes their spell, or the innings ends, then settle from the scorecard.