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Specific Terms – Important terms applying to our Cricket bets

Our general Terms and Conditions (click here) apply to our Cricket bets in addition to the Specific Terms below. Please note that if there is any conflict between the Specific Terms and our general Terms and Conditions, these Specific Terms will take precedence.

  1. Are there any specific rules which apply to particular types of Cricket bets. Yes, we have set these out in “Specific Cricket Betting Rules” (please click for further detail).

  2. What is the maximum payout on Cricket bets. The maximum pay-out which applies to a Cricket bet is £100,000. Please note that the maximum pay-out may be lower where you have placed bets on other events. Please see our general Rules and Limits area for more details.

    The limits are applied as follows:

    • They represent the maximum you can win in a day.
    • Where your Cricket bet is part of a multiple or accumulator bet, the maximum you can win will be the lowest maximum payout for any of the bets which make up the multiple or accumulator bet. For example, you place a double consisting of 1 Cricket and 1 Novelty selection. The maximum amount payable on the bet will be equal to the maximum Novelty payout.

  3. We limit certain combinations of bets. For example:

    1. related contingencies where the outcome of one market/event directly influences the price or outcome of another, i.e. Manchester United to win the last match of the Premier League season and Manchester United to win the Premier League, or Novak Djokovic to win his Wimbledon semi final match and Novak Djokovic to win Wimbledon.
    2. Any other combinations are set out in the Rules.

    Please note: We are not always able to stop you playing a game or placing bets which will lead you to exceed these limits but where we are able to we will and where we are not then these limits will apply in any event.

  4. Do you have to use the betslip we provide. You must complete our betslips with the following information:

    1. the event you wish to bet on,
    2. the outcome of the event that you wish to bet on, and
    3. the stake you wish to place.

  5. Why do we show estimated returns. For any bet that you wish to place, we provide an estimate of how much your stake would make at the price/odds shown on the betslip at that time. However, this is for information only and the price/odds are subject to change and are only fixed when we provide you with confirmation of our acceptance of your bet.

  6. What happens if the price/odds change before we accept your bet. Where this happens, the price and return information will change on your betslip and you will be asked if you want to accept and place the bet or not. If you would like to automatically accept such price/odds changes, you can set a preference in your account to automatically accept odds if they are better.

    We may also make an option available to you to automatically accept all changes. If we do this and you choose this option, then please note that you are agreeing to accept the changes whether they are in your favour or not.

    This preference setting will work for all sports bets added to your betslip (including any ‘in-play’ bets) but does not work on any Lotto, Totepool or Virtual bets.

  7. How do you know if we have accepted your bet. When we accept your bet:

    1. we will provide you with a confirmation message on your betslip,
    2. we will confirm this in your ‘Bet History’, and
    3. we will give you a bet reference number.

    If you do not see the confirmation and have nothing in your ‘Bet History’ then your bet has not been accepted by us. Please contact our customer service team if you would like to understand why it has not been accepted.

  8. What happens if there is a ‘void’ selection or a ‘non-runner’ in your bet on multiple events (accumulator). We will remove the ‘void’ selection or ‘non-runner’ and your stake will be placed on the remaining selections (i.e. a triple will become a double or a double will become a single, and so on). We will also adjust your estimated return and deposit balance accordingly.

  9. What results do we use when settling our bets. It is important to us that we use reliable sources when settling the bets we offer. We will often check a number of different sources. If these sources differ, there may be a slight delay while we seek confirmation of the result. Where we use a specific source, we will mention it in the Rules.

  10. What happens if a winner is disqualified or a decision is amended after the result is confirmed. The disqualification or amendment will not change the result for the purposes of settling the bet.

  11. What if we accept a bet after the event has started. If a bet is inadvertently accepted by us after the event has started (unless placed on a live ‘in-play’ or ‘in-running’ market) the bet will only stand provided that:

    1. the outcome is not known; and
    2. no team/participant has gained any advantage (e.g., a goal being scored or a player being sent off).

    If the outcome is known, or an advantage deemed to have been gained, we will void any bets taken in error.

    If a bet is accepted by us after the start of an event, and the ‘in-play’ market reflects a price for that market, the ‘in-play’ price at the time of acceptance will deem the bet ‘valid’ and the bet will be settled accordingly. If there is not an ‘in-play’ market, and the bet is accepted after the start of the event (including any ‘grace’ time), the bet will be deemed ‘void’ and stakes returned.

  12. How can I see if I have won my bet. Any winnings will be displayed in your bet history.

  13. Why has my bet not been paid out. We endeavour to settle all bets as soon as possible. We normally settle Cricket bets within a short time of the match finishing, wherever possible.

  14. Cash-out opportunities. Where this option is made available on your bet, it will give you the opportunity to settle your bet early at the value displayed, without having to wait for the event to finish. Please note that this is not available on all bets. Full details of how this operates is set out within the Cash Out FAQs area.

  15. What happens where two or more of your selections ‘dead heat’. Where two of your selections dead heat (i.e. finish at the same time), half the stake money is lost and the full odds paid on the other half of the stake money. If more than two of your selections dead heat the stake is proportioned accordingly. If two of your selections dead heat for second (or third) place then those selections are deemed to have finished joint second and third (or joint third and fourth) etc., with place bets being settled accordingly.

  16. What is a Rule 4(c) deduction and when is it applied. This rule comes from horseracing and the Tattersalls Committee Rules on Betting.

    1. For our horseracing bets, the Tattersalls Committee Rules will apply unless we make clear in the Rules that this is not to be the case in any particular circumstances.
    2. For all other bets, we may apply the equivalent of a Rule 4(c) deduction where a selection is withdrawn from the event before it has started.

Specific Cricket Betting Rules

First Class Matches

  1. Series Betting
    • Where no price is quoted for a drawn series, and the official competition rules do not determine a winner, settlement will be declared void.
    • Should the designated number of matches not be completed, series winner bets will be settled on the official result by the sport's governing body, and all series correct score bets will be void.
    • Series Top Batter /Top Wicket Taker – The player must be in the starting eleven in at least one match for bets to stand.
  2. Match Betting
    • If any match is abandoned for any reason other than the weather, all bets will be deemed void, except for any markets which have been unconditionally determined.
    • Subject to the above rule, all bets will be settled on the official result, provided at least one ball has been bowled.
    • In the event of a tie, dead heat rules will apply and all bets on the draw will be deemed losers. A tie is when the two teams finish with the same scores after all innings have been completed.
    • If a match ends in a draw and no draw price was quoted, then bets are void (Draw No Bet).
  3. Team of Top Batter
    • Only runs scored in the 1st Innings will count towards settlement. In the event of a tie, this market will be settled as a tie.
  4. Top Batter/Wicket Taker
    • Any Top Batsman/Wicket Taker bets placed on any player(s) not in the starting eleven will be void and a deduction in line with Tattersalls Rule 4 as used in horse racing may apply to all remaining players.
    • Top Batsman/Wicket Taker bets placed on any player(s) that are in the starting eleven, but do not bat or bowl, will be settled as losers. Any Player(s) entering the field of play under the "Impact Substitute" rule or similar, will count towards final settlement on all markets.
    • In Test matches affected by weather, a minimum of 60 overs must be bowled, unless the team is all out or has won the match or the Top Batsman/Wicket Taker bet has been unconditionally determined, otherwise all bets on Top Batsman/Top Wicket Taker will be deemed void.
    • Unless otherwise stated, all Top Batsman/Wicket Taker bets will only be settled on the First Innings scores.
    • Any Player(s) entering the field of play under the "Impact Substitute" rule or similar, will count towards final settlement on all markets.
  5. First Innings Lead
    • Bets will only stand if both teams have completed their first innings, having been bowled out or in the event of a declaration, unless the outcome has already been unconditionally determined.
  6. Batsman Match Bets
    • All Batsman match bets will stand providing both players are in the starting eleven and are at the crease for at least one ball bowled, regardless of whether they face a delivery.
    • All Batsman match bets are valid for the first innings only, unless otherwise stated.
  7. Wicket Taker Match Bets
    • All Wicket Taker match bets will stand providing both players are in the starting eleven and bowl at least one ball.
    • All Wicket Taker match bets are valid for the first innings only, unless otherwise stated.
  8. Highest Opening Partnership/Highest 1st X Overs
    • Highest Opening Partnership - Bets will stand if both opening partnerships are completed, or the outcome has been unconditionally determined.
    • Highest 1st X Overs - Bets will stand if both teams have faced the allotted overs in the market (e.g. Highest 1st 6 Overs, Highest 1st 15 Overs) unless a result has been unconditionally determined.
    • Settlement is determined on the final score of both teams and 1st Innings only unless otherwise specified.
  9. Innings Runs/1st X Over Runs
    • Innings Runs - The entire innings allocation must be completed for bets to stand unless the team has won, been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined.
    • Markets specifically betting on the Innings Score after the 1st 5 Overs, 1st 6 Overs, 1st 10 Overs, 1st 15 Overs, 1st 20 overs, 1st 25 overs or similar) require the full allocation of overs to be bowled for bets to stand, unless the outcome of the market has already been unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment.
    • Extras and penalty runs attributed to a specific delivery will count towards the total. Any penalty runs for slow play/over rate will not count.
  10. Over Markets
    • Total Runs/Extras/Boundary Four/Six in Over X - The over must be completed for bets to stand unless the team has won or been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined. This applies to all Odd/Even bets and any Total market related to a specific over.
    • Wicket in Over X -The over must be completed for bets to stand unless the team has won or been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined.
    • Extras and penalty runs attributed to a specific delivery will count towards totals. Any penalty runs for slow play/over rate will not count.
  11. Total Runs Individual Delivery
    • The delivery must be bowled for a result to be determined, otherwise the market is void.
    • For settlement purposes Extras and Penalty runs attributed to a specific delivery will count towards the total of that delivery and a new market will be formed for extra deliveries. Any penalty runs for slow play/over rate will not count.
    • Each market refers to each delivery as bowled and each is settled in it's own right e.g. a market displayed as 0.1 refers to Over 1 Delivery 1, 0.2 refers to Over 1 Delivery 2 etc.
    • In the event of any extra deliveries bowled in an over, settlement refers to the ball as it is bowled and not as shown on any scorecard. For example, if the ball 1.1 is a wide - that ball will be settled as 1 run and 1.2 is then bowled - bets on 1.1 would not apply for the re-bowled delivery.
  12. Session Runs

    Each day’s play is divided into the following three ‘Sessions’ as described below:

    • Session 1 – from the start of the day until lunch.
    • Session 2 – from lunch until tea.
    • Session 3 – from tea until close of play.

    If a minimum of 20 overs are bowled in a stated session, the result shall be settled on the accumulative score of one or more innings within that session. In the event of 20 overs not being completed, all bets will be settled as void unless the team is all out or has won the match or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined.

    Example:

    At start of play – England 150 for 7. During the first session England are bowled out for 200, Australia bat and at lunch are 50 for 1. The market would therefore be settled as 100 Session Runs.

  13. Player Markets

    In-Play

    • Total Runs/Extras/Boundary Four/Six in Over X - If the match is abandoned due to adverse weather conditions or has reached it’s natural conclusion, the market will be settled on the player’s final score.
    • At least one ball must be bowled while the player is at the crease, regardless of whether they face a delivery, for bets to stand.
    • For settlement purposes, the player’s ‘not out’ score will apply should their innings finish because of a declaration, their team reaching the end of its allotted overs or their target.
    • If a player retires hurt, the final score of that batter will count for settlement purposes which will include any runs scored should they return to complete their innings.
    • Player Dismissal Method - At least one ball must be bowled while the player is at the crease, regardless of whether they face a delivery, for bets to stand.
    • Should a player finish “Not Out” or “Retired” (i.e. not dismissed) at the natural conclusion of an innings, including through abandonment or a team being bowled out, then all bets related to that player being Caught or Other Dismissal Methods (including Yes/No markets) will be void.
    • Bets will be void if player does not bat or does not feature in the starting eleven.

    Pre Match

    • Total Player Runs/Total Player Fours/Total Player Sixes/Player Dismissal Method - All bets will stand provided the player is at the crease when a ball has been bowled, regardless of whether the player faced a delivery. (excluding PickYourPunt - see rules).
    • Should a player finish “Not Out” or “Retired” (i.e. not dismissed) at the natural conclusion of an innings, including through abandonment or a team being bowled out, then all bets related to that player being Caught or Other Dismissal Methods (including Yes/No markets) will be void.
  14. Highest Individual Score
    • Bets are settled on the highest scoring over of the match. Extras and penalty runs accrued will be included in the final total for settlement purposes, if officially attributed at the time – and not had retrospectively.
    • Both 1st Innings must be completed for bets to stand, unless settlement has already been unconditionally determined.
  15. Bad Weather/Abandonments
    • If the match is shortened by the weather, bets will be governed by the official competition rules. However, should there be no further play (defined as one ball being bowled) after a bet is struck whether pre-match or in-play, all bets will be void. Similarly, if a match is abandoned for reasons other than weather all bets will be void.

Limited Overs Matches

  1. Series Betting
    • Where no price is quoted for a drawn series, and the official competition rules do not determine a winner, settlement will be declared void.
    • Should the designated number of matches not be completed, series winner bets will be settled on the official result by the sport's governing body, and all series correct score bets will be void.
    • Series Top Batter /Top Wicket Taker – The player must be in the starting eleven in at least one match for bets to stand.
  2. Match Betting
    • In matches affected by adverse weather, bets will be governed by the official competition rules as indicated by the governing body of that particular competition. For example, an English domestic competition is governed by the ECB.
    • If any match is abandoned for any other reason, all bets will be deemed void except for any markets that have already been unconditionally determined.
    • Where no price is quoted for the tie and the official competition rules do not determine a winner, dead heat rules apply.
  3. Team of Top Batter
    • At least 80% of the originally allotted overs in each innings must be bowled in both innings, unless settlement is already unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment. .
  4. Top Batter/Wicket Taker
    • Any Top Batter/Wicket Taker bets placed on any player(s) not in the starting eleven will be void and a deduction in line with Tattersalls Rule 4 as used in horse racing may apply to all remaining players.
    • Any Player(s) entering the field of play as a Concussion replacement or under the "Impact Substitute" rule or similar, will count towards final settlement on all markets.
    • Top Batter/Wicket Taker bets placed on any player(s) that are in the starting eleven, but do not bat or bowl, will be settled as losers.
    • In limited overs cricket matches affected by weather, a minimum number of overs (as specified below) must be bowled, unless the team is all out or has won the match or the Top Batter/Wicket Taker bet has been unconditionally determined, otherwise all Top Batsman/Wicket Taker bets will be deemed void.
      • 50-over ODI/Domestic matches – 20 overs
      • 20-over International/Domestic matches – 6 overs
      • 100-ball matches – 30 balls
    • If no wickets are taken, then all selections will be settled as losers.
  5. Batter Match Bets
    • All Batsman match bets will stand providing both players are in the starting eleven and are at the crease for at least one ball bowled, regardless of whether they face a delivery.
  6. Wicket Taker Match Bets
    • All Bowler match bets will stand providing both players are in the starting eleven and each bowl at least one ball.
  7. Innings Runs/1st X Over Runs
    • At least 80% of the entire innings allocation must be completed for bets to stand unless the team has won, been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined. The 80% is determined from the scheduled overs at the time of market formation e.g. a market formed for a 40 over Innings would require a minimum of 32 overs.
    • Markets listed as “1st Innings Home Team” and “1st Innings Away Team” refer to the Innings of each team in the match, regardless of which team bats first. Bets are settled off their final scores.
    • Markets specifically betting on the Innings Score after the 1st 5 Overs, 1st 6 Overs, 1st 10 Overs, 1st 15 Overs, 1st 20 overs, 1st 25 overs or similar) require the full allocation of overs to be bowled for bets to stand, unless the outcome of the market has already been unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment.
    • Extras and penalty runs attributed to a specific delivery will count towards the total. Any penalty runs for slow play/over rate will not count.
  8. Over Markets
    • Total Runs/Extras/Boundary Four/Six in Over X - The over must be completed for bets to stand unless the team has won or been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined. This applies to all Odd/Even bets and any Total market related to a specific over.
    • Wicket in Over X - The over must be completed for bets to stand unless the team has won or been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined.
    • Extras and penalty runs attributed to a specific delivery will count towards totals. Any penalty runs for slow play/over rate will not count.
  9. Total Runs Individual Delivery
    • The delivery must be bowled for a result to be determined, otherwise the market is void.
    • For settlement purposes Extras and Penalty runs attributed to a specific delivery will count towards the total of that delivery and a new market will be formed for extra deliveries. Any penalty runs for slow play/over rate will not count.
    • Each market refers to each delivery as bowled and each is settled in it's own right e.g. a market displayed as 0.1 refers to Over 1 Delivery 1, 0.2 refers to Over 1 Delivery 2 etc.
    • In the event of any extra deliveries bowled in an over, settlement refers to the ball as it is bowled and not as shown on any scorecard. For example, if the ball 1.1 is a wide - that ball will be settled as 1 run and 1.2 is then bowled - bets on 1.1 would not apply for the re-bowled delivery.
  10. Player Markets

    In-Play

    • Total Player Runs/Total Player Fours/Total Player Sixes - Regardless of any reduction in overs or if the match is abandoned for any reason, the market will be settled on the player’s final score.
    • At least one ball must be bowled while the player is at the crease, regardless of whether they face a delivery, for bets to stand.
    • For settlement purposes, the player’s ‘not out’ score will apply should their innings finish because of a declaration, their team reaching the end of its allotted overs or their target.
    • If a player retires hurt, the final score of that batter will count for settlement purposes which will include any runs scored should they return to complete their innings.
    • Player Dismissal Method - At least one ball must be bowled while the player is at the crease, regardless of whether they face a delivery, for bets to stand.
    • Should a player finish “Not Out” or “Retired” (i.e. not dismissed) at the natural conclusion of an innings, including through abandonment or a team being bowled out, then all bets related to that player being Caught or Other Dismissal Methods (including Yes/No markets) will be void.
    • Bets will be void if player does not bat or does not feature in the starting eleven (unless an impact substitute or concussion substitute).

    Pre Match

    • Total Player Runs/Total Player Fours/Total Player Sixes/Player Dismissal Method - All bets will stand provided the player is at the crease when a ball has been bowled, regardless of whether the player faced a delivery. (excluding PickYourPunt - see rules).
    • Should a player finish “Not Out” or “Retired” (i.e. not dismissed) at the natural conclusion of an innings, including through abandonment or a team being bowled out, then all bets related to that player being Caught or Other Dismissal Methods (including Yes/No markets) will be void.
    • Bets will be void if player does not feature in the starting eleven (unless an impact substitute or concussion substitute.
  11. Highest Opening Partnership
    • Highest Opening Partnership - Bets will stand if both opening partnerships are completed, or a result has been unconditionally determined.
    • Highest 1st X Overs - Bets will stand if both teams have faced the allotted overs in the market (e.g. Highest 1st 6 Overs, Highest 1st 15 Overs) unless a result has been unconditionally determined.
    • Settlement is determined on the final score of both teams.
  12. Totals
    • Total Match Runs - At least 80% of the entire original innings allocation for the match must be completed for bets to stand unless a team has won, been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment.
    • Bets will stand if either innings is shortened due to it reaching its natural conclusion.
    • Runs scored in Super Overs do not count.
    • Total Fours/Sixes - At least 80% of the entire original innings allocation for the match must be completed for bets to stand unless a team has won, been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment.
    • Boundary Fours/Sixes must be scored off the bat (overthrows and extras do not count)
    • Fours & Sixes in Super Overs do not count.
    • Total Wickets - At least 80% of the entire original innings allocation for the match must be completed for bets to stand unless a team has won, been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment.
    • Wickets in Super Overs do not count.
    • Total Home/Away Wickets - At least 80% of the team’s innings allocation must be completed for bets to stand unless a team has won, been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment.
    • Wickets in Super Overs do not count.
    • Note: Market refers to the total number of wickets in their innings when batting i.e. Total Home Wickets would be how many wickets were lost when the Home team were batting.
    • Total Run Outs - At least 80% of the entire original innings allocation for the match must be completed for bets to stand unless a team has won, been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment.
    • Run Outs in Super Overs do not count.
    • Total Home/Away Run Outs - At least 80% of the team’s innings allocation must be completed for bets to stand unless a team has won, been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment.
    • Run Outs in Super Overs do not count.
    • Note: Market refers to the total number of run outs in their innings when batting i.e. Total Home Run Outs would be how many occurred while the Home team were batting.
    • Total Extras - At least 80% of the entire original innings allocation for the match must be completed for bets to stand unless a team has won, been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment.
    • Wides, No Balls, Byes & Leg Byes all to count. Penalty runs do not count as extras for the purposes of this market.
    • Extras in Super Overs do not count.
  13. Team to Score the Most 4s/6s
    • At least 80% of the entire original innings allocation for the match must be completed for bets to stand unless a team has won, been bowled out or the outcome of the bet has already been unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment.
  14. Match Highest Scoring Over/ Match Highest Individual Score
    • Match Highest Scoring Over - Bets are settled on the highest scoring over of the match. Extras and penalty runs accrued will be included in the final total for settlement purposes, if officially attributed at the time – and not had retrospectively.
    • If either innings is reduced to less than 80% of the originally allotted overs, then bets will be void unless settlement has already been unconditionally determined i.e. the total has surpassed the line.
    • Match Highest Individual Score -Bets are settled on the highest scoring over of the match. Extras and penalty runs accrued will be included in the final total for settlement purposes, if officially attributed at the time – and not had retrospectively.
    • If either innings is reduced to less than 80% of the originally allotted overs, then bets will be void unless settlement has already been unconditionally determined i.e. the total has surpassed the line.
  15. Tie/Dead Heat
    • For ALL markets, where the tie isn’t quoted, dead heat rules apply except where the competition rules provide a winner, e.g. Super Over, Bowl Off, or any other form of progression.

PickYourPunt

  • Limited Overs
    • Any bet involving a player who does not feature in the starting line up or does not enter the field of play as an impact/concussion substitute, will be voided in its entirety.
    • Bets featuring a non runner that involve multiple players will be voided in it's entirety, irrespective of whether the remainder of the bet would have won.
    • Bets will be settled in the order that our rules state. Should the result of a bet determine it to be a winner or a loser, but our rules dictate it a void selection – the final result will not affect this and the selection will be voided.
    • All bets involving the number of runs to be scored require a minimum of 80% of the originally allocated overs to be played, unless the result is unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment or the game has reached its natural conclusion. Bets will be settled on the final number of runs achieved by each side, inclusive of any extras and penalty runs that have been awarded. This covers any of the following markets: Both Teams To Score X, Match Winner & Both Teams To Score X, Both Teams 50+ Partnership.
    • All player related markets require a minimum of 80% of the originally allocated overs to be played, unless the result is unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment or the game has reached its natural conclusion. All bets on players in the starting XI (including concussion substitutes) will stand regardless of whether they bat or bowl in the match. This covers any market that features or refers to any of the following: Player Runs, Player Wickets, Player Boundaries, Player Matchbet Handicap, Top Team Four/Six Hitter and All 4 Opening Batters To Score X, Highest Individual Score.
    • All Match Treble bets will stand if a minimum of 30% of the original allotted overs are scheduled for each side i.e. 6 overs in T20s, 15 overs in ODIs. This refers to any bet that involves any three of the following: Team to Win, Most Sixes, Most Fours, Highest Opening Partnership, Highest 1st Over & Highest 1st 6 Over, Tied Most Fours/Sixes.
    • Should there be a reduction of overs where the scheduled number of overs are not equal (e.g. side batting 1st faces 20 overs and then 2nd innings is reduced to 12 overs) then all bets will be void, unless the result of the market is already determined before the reduction.
    • All markets relating to the any or all of the first 3 overs of an innings require a minimum of 80% of the originally allocated overs to be played, unless the result is unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment or the game has reached its natural conclusion. This covers any of the following markets: 1st Ball Dot, Each Team To Score X Runs In Their 1st Over, Boundary To Be Scored In Each of the 1st 3 Overs.
    • All markets involving Totals (i.e. Innings Runs, Fours, Sixes, Wickets, Catches, Extras) require a minimum of 80% of the originally allotted overs to be played, unless the result is unconditionally determined at the time of curtailment or the game has reached its natural conclusion. This covers any of the following markets: Bets in the following format - 320+ Runs, 14+ Sixes, 110+ 1st 6 Over Runs, Total Wickets Caught, Highest Scoring Over In The Match.
    • For settlement purposes, any player who retires “Out” will count as a wicket in all related bets. Any player who retires for any other purpose, such as Retired Hurt, will not count as a wicket.

Home/Away

Any markets listed with Home or Away placeholders e.g. Home Team Total Runs, refer to the order as listed on our website. For the avoidance of any doubt, the team listed first will be the "Home" team and the team listed as second will be the "Away" team.

In instances where external websites list teams in a different order, all markets will be settled in accordance to how it was displayed on the Betfred website.