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Fifty Overs, One Account, Every Market

We price ODI cricket across all 50 overs — powerplay, middle phase, death overs and the chase — and you can open an account in about two minutes...

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How Our Fifty-Over Lobby Works

Our cricket desk builds 50-over markets around each innings, so you can trade the powerplay, the middle overs and the final ten before a ball is bowled. Ball-by-ball feeds from our data partners refresh inside the scorecard, which sits beside the market list on the same screen. We also price player props — runs, wickets, boundary counts — for every fixture on

the calendar, and each market carries a written settlement rule you can open first.

Phase markets
Live scorecard
Player props

PHASE BY PHASE

Three Phases We Price Closely

A 50-over innings splits into three betting shapes, and we treat each one separately. Opening pairs face a hard new ball, the middle overs reward spin and rotation, and the last ten...

OVERS 1-10

New Ball Powerplay

Two fielders sit outside the circle for the first ten overs, so we build markets around...

OVERS 11-40

Middle Overs Build

Spin usually takes over here, so our board leans on partnership runs, dot-ball counts and the...

OVERS 41-50

Death Overs Chase

Slog sweeps, yorkers and set batters going hard — we keep these ten overs priced live...

POCKET FIFTY

Fifty Overs In Your Hand

The cb7777 mobile view keeps a full 50-over scorecard in portrait, so you can follow both innings on a phone without pinching and zooming. Markets sit under the scorecard and...

Portrait scorecard

Ball-by-ball refresh

Data-light stream

Home-screen shortcut

MATCHDAY DESK

Help While The Innings Are Running

During a live ODI our chat desk stays open from the first ball to the post-match wrap, and you reach a person without leaving the scorecard. A settlement question, a market that looks unclear, or an account that will not load mid-innings all get handled while the match is still running.

Team online

Live chat

Chat is staffed from 11:00 PKT through to 03:00 PKT, covering day-night 50-over fixtures and overseas tours. You can attach a screenshot of the market in question.

Email desk

Send the match, market name and your account email — we reply within four hours on match days, so a settlement query never waits for the next fixture.

Account recovery

Lost access mid-chase? Confirm the email on the account and we walk you back in, usually within a few minutes, without touching your open bets.

FAIR PLAY SIGNALS

How We Keep Fifty-Over Markets Clean

Every ODI market we publish carries a settlement rule written in plain language, and the same rule applies to every account on the page. Scorecard data comes from named feed partners, and...

Named feed partners

Scorecard and odds data arrive from established sports-data suppliers, and each partner is listed on the market page so you know where the number came from.

Written settlement rules

Every market type — innings runs, player props, session lines — carries its own published rule, including how rain and the DLS method change the outcome.

Two-step account access

Sign-in uses your email plus a one-time code, and any new device asks for that code again, which keeps a shared phone from opening your account.

Region and language support

Copy, support and scorecard labels are written for Pakistan, and the desk handles queries in English and Urdu so rule questions never depend on translation.

Timed corrections

If a feed sends a wrong figure we pull the affected market, correct it and republish within minutes, with the adjustment time shown on the same card.

Dispute path

Raise a settlement dispute within seven days and an independent desk rechecks the ball-by-ball log against the published rule, then sends the finding in writing.

SIDE BY SIDE

Our Fifty-Over Cricket Against The Rest

Plenty of places list ODI fixtures. Fewer run a full 50-over screen with phase markets, a live scorecard and settlement rules in one view. Below is where ours differs, written from the...

Phase-level markets

We split the innings into powerplay, middle and death blocks with separate prices, instead of offering only match-winner and total-runs options.

Live scorecard beside markets

The scorecard, required run rate and market list share one screen, so you are not switching apps to work out what a chase needs.

Fast account openings

Opening an account asks for email, date of birth and country only, and you can be inside the ODI lobby in about two minutes.

Settlement in the same hour

Markets on a completed ODI settle once the result feed confirms, usually inside the hour, rather than sitting pending until the next working day.

Light on data

A full 50-over match followed in our mobile view uses less data than a standard video feed, which matters on metered plans.

Overnight support

Our desk runs past midnight for day-night fixtures and overseas tours, so a market question at 01:00 PKT still reaches a person.

Player props included

Runs, wickets and boundary counts sit alongside team markets, so you can follow one batter through an innings rather than only the final result.

Six Things That Shape Our ODI Cricket

Our 50-over product comes down to six working parts: phase markets, the scorecard feed, player props, the settlement clock, the mobile view and the desk behind...

Phase markets

Powerplay, middle overs and death overs each carry their own prices, so you can take a view on ten overs instead of the whole innings.

Live scorecard feed

Ball-by-ball updates land on the same screen as the markets, with required run rate and the current partnership shown as the chase builds.

Player props

Runs, wickets and boundary counts for named players sit next to team markets, which helps when one batter is shaping the innings.

Hourly settlement

Once the result feed confirms a completed match, markets settle inside the hour and the outcome appears in your account history without you chasing it.

Mobile scorecard view

Portrait layout, a lighter stream and a home-screen shortcut put both innings in one hand, which is how most 50-over matches get followed.

Support through the innings

Chat and email stay staffed across day-night fixtures, so a settlement question raised at the 40th over gets answered before the match ends.

ODI Cricket Questions, Answered Plainly

A One Day International gives each side 50 overs rather than 20, leaving room to build through the middle overs before the last ten become a chase.

Fifty overs per side across two innings, with a maximum of ten overs per bowler. Matches shortened by rain are recalculated using the DLS method before markets settle.

Powerplay lines, middle-over partnerships, death-over runs, innings totals, player props for runs and wickets, and match result. Each market carries its own written settlement rule.

Yes. The mobile view keeps the scorecard in portrait, refreshes ball by ball, and uses a lighter stream so a long innings does not drain a metered plan.

Once the result feed confirms the match, markets usually settle inside the hour and the outcome shows in your account history, including games decided on DLS.

Abandoned fixtures follow the published rule for that market type. Result markets void where no outcome is possible, while completed phase markets stand as priced and settle normally.