Follow Every Over with Real-Time Cricket Odds

Match odds show the price for each team to win outright, including any super-over or bowl-out if the scores tie. The favourite has a lower decimal—typically 1.50 to 1.80—while the underdog might sit around 2.20 or higher depending on form and conditions.

A session bet covers a fixed number of overs—usually ten—and you predict whether total runs in that block will go over or under the line we set. The market opens before the session starts and closes once the first ball of that block is bowled.

Top batsman means the player who scores the most runs for their team in that innings. If two batsmen tie for the highest score, most bookmakers apply dead-heat rules and pay half your stake at full odds; check our cricket rules page for the exact method we use.

T20 odds move every few overs because momentum swings fast—three boundaries in a row or a double-wicket over can flip the favourite. Our trading desk recalculates win probability after each significant event and updates the board so the price reflects the new match state.

If fewer than the minimum overs are bowled, match-winner bets are voided and your stake refunded. For limited-overs games with a DLS revision, bets stand on the revised target; our rules page lists the exact over threshold for each format we cover.

Yes, in-play bets show a cash-out button while the market is live. The offer price moves with the odds—if your team loses early wickets the cash-out drops; if they surge ahead it rises. Tap the button and we settle immediately at the quoted amount.