Note that in test matches, only the first innings counts. Bets will stand after the batter has faced one ball or is given out before first ball is faced. In the event of two or more players ending on an equal number of runs, then bets will be deemed no action.

Bets will stand after the batter has faced one ball or is given out before first ball is faced. Score counts if the batter is Not-Out, including if innings is declared. The following minimum number of overs must be scheduled, and there must be an official result (Duckworth-Lewis counts). Otherwise, all bets are deemed no action unless settlement of bets is already determined.

The full 20 overs for each team.

At least 40 overs for each team.

The entire innings must be completed.

The whole match counts. In tied matches, there must be a minimum of 200 overs bowled.

Over/Under runs bets will stand after the batter has faced one ball or is given out before first ball is faced. Score counts if the batter is Not-Out, including if innings is declared.

Subject to the above, all bets will stand irrespective of delays caused by rain or for any other reason.

Bets will be deemed no action if the intervention of rain or any other delay results in the number of overs being reduced by 5 overs or more than that scheduled when the bets were struck unless settlement of bets is already determined.

Bets will be deemed no action if the intervention of rain or any other delay results in the number of overs being reduced by 3 overs or more than that scheduled when the bets were struck, unless settlement of bets is already determined.

In matches of 10 overs or less, bets will be deemed no action if the entire innings is not completed, unless settlement of bets is already determined.

Bets will stand after the specified batter has faced one ball or is given out before first ball is faced. Score counts if the batter is Not-Out, including if innings is declared. The following minimum number of overs must be scheduled, and there must be an official result (Duckworth-Lewis counts). Otherwise, all bets are deemed no action, unless settlement is already determined. For settlement purposes any batter's score of 50 or above will count.

The full 20 overs for each team.

At least 40 overs for each team.

The whole match counts. In tied matches there must be a minimum of 200 overs bowled.

Bets will stand after the specified batter has faced one ball or is given out before first ball is faced. Score counts if the batter is Not-Out, including if innings is declared. The following minimum number of overs must be scheduled, and there must be an official result (Duckworth-Lewis counts). Otherwise all bets are deemed no action, unless settlement is already determined.

The full 20 overs for each team.

At least 40 overs for each team.

The whole match counts. In tied matches there must be a minimum of 200 overs bowled.

Bets will stand after the quoted bowler has bowled one ball. If a match is abandoned due to outside interference, then all bets will be deemed no action, unless settlement is already determined.

In One Day matches, both teams must face at least 40 overs each. Otherwise, bets will be deemed no action, unless settlement of bets is already determined. In Test matches, the whole match counts. In tied matches, a minimum of 200 overs must be bowled. Otherwise, bets will be deemed no action, unless settlement of bets is already determined. In Twenty20 matches, the full 20 overs for each team must be played (unless a team is bowled out). Otherwise, bets will be deemed no action, unless settlement of bets is already determined. In matches of 10 overs or less, bets will be deemed no action if the entire innings is not completed (unless a team is bowled out), or unless settlement of bets is already determined.

In matches decided by a Super-Over or Super-Five, wickets taken during this period of play will not count for settlement purposes.

Outside interference does not include weather events.

If either batter retires hurt, is recorded as Retired Not Out or the batter at the crease is different from those quoted, then all bets placed on both batters will be deemed no action and wagers returned. In the event of no further wickets falling, then all bets will be deemed no action and wagers returned.

Bets placed on any player not in the starting 11, not nominated as a designated substitute, or are named as a substitute but play no active part in the respective match will be deemed no action. Bets on players who are selected but do not bowl will be settled as losers. In the event of two or more players ending on an equal number of wickets, then the bowler with the least number of runs conceded will be deemed the winner. Dead-heat rules apply. If no bowler takes a wicket, all bets will be deemed no action.
Every effort will be made to quote odds for all possible participants. However, should a player(s) not originally quoted be determined as the Top Bowler, they will count as winners.

Bets placed on any player not in the starting 11, not nominated as a designated substitute, or are named as a substitute but play no active part in the respective match will be deemed no action. Bets on players who are selected but do not bat will be settled as losers. Dead-heat rules apply.
Every effort will be made to quote odds for all possible participants. However, should a player(s) not originally quoted be determined as the Top Batter, they will count as winners.

Bets placed on any player not in the starting 11—not nominated as the designated substitutes—will be deemed no action. Bets on players who are selected but do not bowl will be settled as losers.

Bets placed on any player not in the starting 11, not nominated as the designated substitutes will be deemed no action. Bets on players who are selected but do not bowl will be settled as losers.

Bets will stand after the batter has faced one ball or is given out before first ball is faced. In the event of two or more players ending on an equal number of runs, then bets will be deemed no action.

Bets placed on any player not in the starting 11 are deemed no action.

These markets use a points based scoring system to determine their outcome. The point schedule is as follows:

1 point per run, 20 points per wicket, 10 points per catch, 25 points per stumping. For settlement purposes, both teams 1st innings must be complete (includes declarations) unless settlement is already determined

Bets will stand after the batter has faced one ball or is given out before first ball is faced. Score counts if the batter is Not-Out, including if innings is declared.

If a match is abandoned due to outside interference, then all bets will be deemed no action, unless settlement is already determined. Bets will stand after the batter has faced one ball or is given out before first ball is faced. Score counts if the batter is Not-Out, including if innings is declared. For settlement purposes, this is all deliveries from which a batter is credited with exactly four/six runs respectively (including All-run/Overthrows).

Any quoted player, who takes no part in the specified series, will be deemed no action (market may be subject to a Rule 4 (Deduction)). Winner as declared by the ICC. Dead-heat rules apply.

Any quoted player, who takes no part in the specified series, will be deemed no action (market may be subject to a Rule 4 (Deduction)). In the event of two or more players ending on an equal number of wickets, then the bowler with the least number of runs conceded will be the winner. Dead-heat rules apply.
Every effort will be made to quote odds for all possible participants. However, should a player(s) not originally quoted be determined as the Top Series Batter/Bowler, they will count as winners.

In the event of both bowlers taking an equal number of wickets, then the bowler with the least number of runs conceded will be deemed the winner.

In Test Series, runs scored in both innings will count. In the event of two or more players ending on an equal number of runs, then bets will be deemed no action.

Market will be settled from a batting perspective, for the purpose of this market a dot is deemed to be a delivery from which no run/runs is/are scored. Extras scored from a delivery will result in “No” being deemed the winner for settlement purposes.