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ODI Cricket, Priced Ball By Ball

Every One Day International on the calendar sits in one place at sr777 — 50-over match markets, innings totals and player lines, with numbers that move as the...

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Our ODI Cricket Markets, Innings By Innings

An ODI gives you two innings, a white ball and fifty overs a side, so our board is built around that rhythm. Before the toss you can browse match winner, series handicaps and innings totals; once play begins, the in-play feed tracks every over with fresh run lines, wicket markets and partnership prices. Day-night fixtures at home usually start mid-afternoon PKT, so

you can set your evening around the second innings and the chase.

Match Winner
Series Handicaps
Innings Totals
Partnership Prices
Toss Markets

PHASES OF PLAY

Where Our ODI Markets Get Busy

An ODI is really three games stacked into one afternoon: the powerplay, the middle-overs squeeze, and the closing burst where the chase is decided. We mark each phase...

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OVERS 1-10

Powerplay Markets

Only two fielders sit outside the circle in the opening ten overs, so batters attack from the first ball. We price over-by-over runs, boundaries and the first-wicket stand while that window is open.

OVERS 11-40

Middle-Overs Squeeze

Spin usually takes control and scoring slows through the middle stretch. Our board keeps running totals, individual run lines and next-wicket prices live while captains rotate their bowlers and set fields.

OVERS 41-50

Death Overs Chase

The closing ten overs decide most ODIs. We keep fast-moving numbers on final totals, sixes, wickets and the running chase, so you can follow the finish from the 41st over onwards.

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ODI ON THE GO

Follow ODI Cricket From Your Phone

Most ODI cricket is watched on the move here, so our mobile layout keeps the scorecard, the over-by-over prices and your slip in one scrolling column. A wicket...

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WHILE YOU WATCH

Help With ODI Markets And Settlement

Settlement is the question we hear most once an ODI finishes, especially when a chase ends early or rain interrupts. Our team can explain how a market was settled, unblock a stalled slip, or confirm how a revised target affects the bets you already hold.

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Market Settlement Desk

If a price looks wrong once a match ends, send us the fixture and market name. We check the feed against the result and walk you through the settlement line by line.

Live Slip Support

Stuck mid-innings with a slip that will not confirm? Our agents see the same in-play board you do and can tell you whether the price has shifted on your selection.

Rain And Revised Targets

Shortened matches use a revised target, which changes how several markets settle. Ask before the toss or after the finish and we will spell out what the rule means for your bets.

HOW WE RUN IT

Fair Running Of Our ODI Cricket Board

Our ODI prices run on live sports data feeds rather than hand-typed numbers, so a wicket or a boundary updates the board within seconds. Settlement wording sits beside every market, we keep...

Live Data Feeds

Our ODI prices come from established sports data feeds rather than hand-typed numbers, and traders check the board over before each innings so an obvious error never reaches your slip.

Published Settlement Rules

Every ODI market carries its own settlement wording for abandoned matches, revised targets and player lines, so the outcome is decided before you place anything on the board.

Price Revision Trails

When a trader corrects a clear feed error, that revision is recorded with its timestamp. If you question a settled price, we can trace the entry alongside you.

Pakistan Time Display

Fixtures show in Pakistan Standard Time with toss updates attached, so a day-night match played six hours ahead of you does not ever catch you mid-innings by mistake.

Account And Withdrawal Checks

Sign-in uses a one-time code sent to your registered number, and we verify before any withdrawal leaves your account — a routine step for a platform built around Pakistan.

Desk Availability

Live chat runs around the clock during major 50-over tournaments and keeps extended hours through bilateral series, so a query at two in the morning still reaches a person.

ODI SIDE BY SIDE

Our ODI Page Against The Usual Ones

Plenty of cricket pages in this region list a winner market and little else. We keep both innings priced from ball one, show every fixture in PKT, and let you stack ODI...

Calendar Depth

We list bilateral ODI series, Asia Cup fixtures and the major 50-over tournaments together, so a quiet Tuesday in Karachi still has a full market board attached to it.

Both Innings Priced

Our board runs through both innings, so the second half of a chase carries the same depth of markets as the opening over, rather than thinning out after the toss.

In-Play Reaction

A wicket or a six moves our numbers within seconds. On slower cricket pages you often sit through a replay before the price catches up with what you already watched.

Player-Level Markets

Batter run lines, bowler wicket counts and partnership totals sit beside the match result, giving you more than one way to read how an innings is likely to finish.

Single Slip Builder

Stack a match result, an innings total and a player line into one slip and watch all three tick together on the same scorecard as the overs pass.

Timezone Clarity

Each fixture shows its Pakistan start time plus a toss update, which matters when an away series is being played six hours behind the city you are sitting in.

Plain Settlement Wording

Every market explains how it settles if rain cuts the innings short or a revised target is set, written in clear Pakistani English instead of the sporting legalese you meet elsewhere.

Six Things That Shape Our ODI Page

An ODI board only works when the small details line up: when the match starts, which phase you are watching, and how quickly a number reacts...

Fifty-Over Calendar

Every ODI series on the schedule, from a three-match bilateral tour to a world event, appears in one list with dates, venues and Pakistan start times attached to each fixture.

Phase Markets

Powerplay, middle overs and death overs each carry their own set of markets, so you can take a view on the part of the innings you follow most closely.

Live Chase Numbers

During a second-innings chase the board refreshes after every delivery, with running totals, required rate and next-wicket prices all moving together on the same screen you are watching.

Player Lines Per Innings

Batter runs, bowler wickets and catch markets are set per innings rather than across a whole series, which is how an ODI actually unfolds over its fifty overs.

Team Sheets Early

Playing elevens land before the first ball, and any late change to the batting order shows up in our markets as soon as the captains confirm it at the toss.

Day-Night Windows

Home day-night ODIs usually begin mid-afternoon Pakistan time and stretch towards midnight, so the second innings often plays out exactly when you are free to watch it properly.

Common ODI Cricket Questions, Answered

A One Day International is a 50-over match between two national sides, played with a white ball in a single day, with one innings each and a result inside about eight hours.

Match winner, innings totals, powerplay and death-over runs, batter and bowler lines, partnerships and live prices during both innings all sit on the same board, so nothing is buried in a separate section.

Yes. Once the first ball is bowled the board switches to live pricing, refreshing after each delivery, so a wicket or a boundary moves the numbers within seconds.

Both appear in the same calendar. Three-match bilateral series, Asia Cup fixtures and the big 50-over world events are listed with venues and Pakistan start times beside each fixture.

Where a revised target decides the result, affected markets settle on that outcome. Markets on matches abandoned without a result are voided and your stake goes back to your balance.

Day-night fixtures at home usually begin mid-afternoon Pakistan time and finish close to midnight, while day matches start in the morning; every listing uses PKT so an away series is simple to plan around.