Fifty overs a side, one innings each, and a board that reprices ball by ball — that is ODI cricket here. Open your account and follow every 50-over...
ODI cricket runs to 50 overs a side, so we split the board into phases: the powerplay, the middle rebuild and the closing charge. You can stake on match winner, innings totals, batter runs, bowler wickets and session runs, with prices refreshed as the required rate climbs.
Three corners carry most of the ODI traffic on our board. One watches day-night fixtures, one follows series deciders, and the third sits on the fall of wickets where prices swing fastest.
Every 50-over fixture loads on the same account you use on desktop. Our mobile layout keeps the scorecard above the market list, so you can read the run rate and...
Rain, a referral upstairs or an innings cut short can change your questions mid-match. Our team handles staking limits, settlement timing and market disputes over live chat and email, from the opening over of a series through to the final ball.
Our chat window opens beside the ODI board, so you can ask about a suspended market or a delayed settlement without losing sight of the scorecard at all.
If a market settles slower than you expected, send the fixture, market name and stake reference, and we will trace the ticket and explain the hold-up in writing.
Locked out mid-innings? We verify you against your registered number and restore access quickly, so you can rejoin the board before the next over begins.
Our ODI board is compiled from live score feeds and settled against published match results rather than internal guesswork. We set out who supplies our scores, how abandoned matches are handled, and...
Every ODI market shows its settlement rule before you stake, covering rain-shortened innings, umpire referrals and matches decided by a super over, so the terms are clear in advance.
Scores and prices come from established cricket data partners, which keeps innings totals, run rates and wicket markets aligned with the broadcast you are watching at home.
Stakes, settlements and balances sit in an auditable record, so any query you raise about a 50-over market can be traced back to the exact ball it came from.
Signing in asks for a second check on your registered number, which stops a mid-innings session on your phone from being opened elsewhere while you are watching.
We list the traders and feed suppliers behind our ODI prices, so you can see who is setting the numbers on each 50-over fixture listed in the calendar.
If rain ends an innings early, settlement follows published terms rather than a case-by-case call, and that rule stays visible on the market itself before you stake.
Many places give you a winner market on a 50-over game and little else. Here the ODI board runs deeper, phase by phase and innings by innings, and...
| Phase-Level Markets | Powerplay runs, middle-overs rates and death-over totals sit on one board, so you are not limited to a plain match-winner stake during a chase. |
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| Live Prices That Move | Our ODI prices refresh with each delivery, and you can take the new number or wait for the market to swing back in your favour. |
| Stakes In Rupees | Stake sizes are set in rupees with no conversion on screen, so an ODI ticket on your phone reads the same as it will on your statement. |
| One Balance, Whole Board | Live tables, slots and ODI cricket share a single balance, letting you move from a 50-over chase into a table game without a second login. |
| Series-Wide Boards | Beyond one match, you can follow series scorelines, highest run-scorer boards and squad-change markets right across a full ODI tour. |
| Quick Funding Rails | JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast transfers reach your balance quickly, so a late entry before the toss leaves you waiting outside the market. |
| Staffed Payout Windows | Withdrawals raised after an ODI finish are processed by staff during published hours, and you can follow each stage from your own account page. |
Six things define ODI cricket here: fixture depth across bilateral tours, ball-by-ball pricing, phase markets that suit 50-over tactics, fast rupee funding through local rails, a scorecard-led mobile...