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Cricket Betting Built For Pakistan Matchdays

Pakistan's cricket calendar drives our whole sportsbook, so match markets, session lines and innings totals sit on one board from the first ball. We price PSL nights, international...

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Far More Than A Result Price

One cricket match carries far more than a result price. You find match winner, highest run scorer, total sixes, fall of wicket and full innings totals before the toss, then in-play lines that refresh after each ball. Session markets settle on the runs scored inside a fixed over block, which suits anyone tracking a game over by over. Test matches run five

days, so prices stay open through every session instead of closing overnight.

  • Pre-match and in-play cricket prices from our own traders
  • Session blocks priced per over range, not one flat number
  • Duckworth-Lewis-Stern revisions applied the moment a target resets
ROOMS WE KEEP

Three Cricket Boards We Run Daily

Three boards carry most of the traffic: Pakistan Super League nights, international white-ball series and the long-format Tests. Each opens with prices, start times and settlement rules written...

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Pakistan Super League

Six franchises, a full league stage and playoff rounds. We open prices from the opening powerplay to the final over, and in-play lines shift after each delivery as the game turns.

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ODI And T20 Series

Bilateral series and tournament cricket sit on this board. Markets cover result, highest run scorer, total sixes, wickets inside the first ten overs and a wide set of player props.

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Test Match Corner

Five days, four innings, no overnight shutdown. Session prices run for every over block, and draw markets hold their own column as the pitch wears and the ball reverses.

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PHONE MATCHDAYS

Following A Chase On Your Phone

A chase usually happens away from a desk, so the cricket board is laid out for a phone first. The score strip, odds grid and bet slip stack down one...

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Single-tap bet slip
Portrait odds grid
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HELP MID-INNINGS

Getting Answers While Play Continues

Things go sideways mid-innings: a price that will not load, a login you have mislaid, or a settled bet you want explained. Chat and email are staffed through the day, and settlement questions come back with a written breakdown of the market and the result that closed it.

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Live Chat Panel

Open the chat window from any cricket board and you reach a person rather than a scripted loop. On matchdays the first reply usually lands inside three minutes.

Settlement Explanations

If a market closes in a way you did not expect, send the bet ID and the fixture. We reply with the market definition and the scorecard figures used.

Account Access

Forgotten password before a night match? Reset it from the sign-in screen using the mobile number on your account, or ask chat to verify and restore access.

HOW WE RUN IT

Clear Rules Behind Every Cricket Market

Cricket markets invite argument, so we publish the terms that settle them. Prices come from our own traders rather than a copied feed, results follow the published scorecard...

Independent Pricing Check

An outside auditor compares our cricket prices and settlement logic against recorded scorecards every three months. Account holders can ask...

In-House Trading Desk

Our traders set and move each line themselves, so a session price during a Karachi night match adjusts within seconds...

Written Market Definitions

Every cricket market carries a short written rule: what counts, what voids, how a tie is handled and how a...

Scorecard Data Feed

Results settle against the published scorecard from the broadcaster feed and are cross-checked with the governing body result for that...

Cash Out Values

A live cash out figure is recalculated after each delivery from the current price and the overs left in the...

Account Security

Two-step verification, device lists and automatic session timeouts sit on every account. You can check sign-ins from your profile and...

SIDE BY SIDE

Our Cricket Board Against The Alternatives

Cricket betting looks similar from the outside, so here is where we differ: deeper session pricing, faster in-play movement, written settlement rules and a phone layout built for thin bandwidth. Put us...

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Session Depth

Where many books run a single session line, we open three or four over blocks per innings with separate prices, so you can take a view on the sixteenth over alone.

02

In-Play Speed

Prices refresh between deliveries rather than at the end of an over. During a collapse the board shifts ball by ball and the slip updates to the new number.

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Settlement Rules

Rain, abandoned matches and ties are all covered in writing before the toss. Other boards often leave you waiting until after the result to find out.

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Withdrawal Timing

Cricket winnings leave through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast once account checks clear. Most requests are processed the same working day.

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Phone Layout

The board is designed portrait first with the score strip pinned above the odds, so no landscape mode or pinch-zoom is needed to read a price.

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Player Props

We list striker-level markets on run bands, sixes hit and wickets taken alongside team totals, which leaves far more to work with than result and total alone.

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Human Support

Chat answers within minutes through the day and late into matchdays. You speak to staff who can read the same market page you are looking at.

Six Things That Define Our Cricket Board

Six things separate a cricket board you can actually use from a plain list of prices. We keep all of them on every fixture: a live...

Ball-By-Ball Board

A score strip sits above the odds and updates on every delivery, so you always know the over, the required rate and the wickets left before tapping a price.

Session Over Blocks

Pick a block of overs and stake on the runs scored inside it. Prices are listed for each block of the innings rather than one flat figure.

Player Prop Grid

Striker markets sit beside team totals: runs in bands, sixes hit, wickets taken and boundaries in an innings. Each has its own settlement line underneath.

Cash Out Mid-Innings

Take profit or cut a loss while the game is running. The figure updates after each ball, so a wicket or a boundary changes what is offered immediately.

Rules Before Toss

Rain rules, tie handling and reduced-target settlement are published on the market page before the first ball. Nothing is decided quietly after the game ends.

Low-Bandwidth Play

The phone board loads on a thin connection without video or heavy graphics. Text odds and a light score strip keep the page responsive when the network drops.

Cricket Betting, Answered Plainly

Pakistan Super League fixtures, Pakistan internationals across all three formats, plus major global tournaments and several franchise leagues. If a match screens in Pakistan, there is usually a market open for it here.

A session market covers the runs scored inside a set block of overs, whatever the wickets. If the block is interrupted and cannot complete, the market voids and your stake returns to your balance.

Yes. In-play prices run from the first ball to the last and they move between deliveries. You can also cash out an open position mid-innings, with the figure recalculated each time.

Covered markets void and stakes return. Result markets settle on the reduced-target outcome once Duckworth-Lewis-Stern is applied, and an abandoned match with no result is void across the board.

Result, highest run scorer, total sixes, wickets in the first six overs, fall of the next wicket and a full innings total line. Live versions of each stay open while the innings is running.

Striker markets settle on the runs, sixes or boundaries actually recorded on the scorecard. A retired hurt batter keeps what was scored before leaving the field, and the market is not voided.