Every One Day International on our sportsbook comes with ball-by-ball pricing, innings totals and batting match-ups, all shown in Pakistani rupees. Open your account and the full ODI...
One Day Internationals give you fifty overs a side, two powerplay blocks and a finish that usually runs under lights. We list the full calendar, from World Cup fixtures and Asia Cup meetings to Pakistan's home and away tours, with markets on opening pairs, middle-order runs, death-over scoring and match result. Every price sits beside a live scoreboard, so you can follow
the run rate while your own selections move with it.
Our ODI section is built around the three rooms you will use most: a live fixture board, an innings desk for each match, and a tour tracker that keeps multi-match series in...
A chase rarely waits for you to reach a desk, so our ODI markets hold their shape on a phone screen. The scoreboard keeps a compact overs strip, markets switch...
When a decision goes upstairs or rain halts play, you sometimes want a person rather than a page. Our team handles ODI questions on live chat and email through the day, and settlement queries are answered against the same rule line we publish under each market.
Our cricket desk takes ODI questions on live chat from the morning toss to the final ball, so a query about a specific over gets a real answer.
If a market confuses you we can point to the exact rule line published under it, for rain interruptions, revised targets and abandoned fixtures.
Forgotten sign-in details, a locked session or a device you want removed are handled by the same team, day or night, without taking you far from the scoreboard.
We publish a settlement line for every ODI market before the first ball, and results follow the recognised match outcome, including Duckworth-Lewis-Stern revisions where a match is shortened. Markets suspend the moment...
Every ODI market shows its own settlement line before you place anything, so the treatment of rain interruptions, revised targets and abandoned matches is visible upfront.
Ball-by-ball numbers arrive from an independent cricket data feed, and the desk rechecks the scorer's record before a suspended market is allowed back into play.
Prices freeze the moment a wicket falls or a boundary is checked upstairs, then return after the next delivery, which keeps the book steady during fast passages.
Stakes, returns and running balances are held in Pakistani rupees end to end, so nothing depends on a conversion rate you cannot see.
The pricing engine and data partners behind our cricket book are named inside your account settings, alongside the fields used for each market.
Playing eleven changes, fitness updates and venue records for each ODI appear on the fixture page as soon as the boards confirm them, before the toss.
Most cricket pages give you a result market and little else. Ours keeps the whole fifty-over match in view, from the first powerplay to the closing overs, with pricing that moves as...
Beyond match result we price innings totals, opening stands, batter run bands and death-over scoring, so a fifty-over game stays engaging through all seven hours.
Move between first and second innings without reloading, because both boards stay open in the same view on desktop and on your phone.
When the covers come on we suspend rather than settle, and a revised target decides the outcome only once the match is formally called.
Every price moves against the same live scoreboard you are watching, so run rate, required rate and market movement sit in one glance.
Once the umpires call the match, markets settle from the published result, and washed-out fixtures return stakes instead of sitting pending.
The ODI view stays light and pushes compressed score updates, so a full day-night match does not drain your data bundle before the chase.
Questions about a specific over, a referral or a revised target reach people who follow the format, not a general queue reading from a script.
A fifty-over match has its own rhythm and our lobby follows it. These six elements decide how an ODI day feels here, from the morning toss through to...