We keep our cricket board open for every PSL night, home series and away tour, with pre-match markets, live in-play prices and cash-out on the matches you follow...
Our cricket board follows the calendar Pakistan watches — PSL, international T20s, one-dayers and Test days — and every match carries match-winner, innings-runs, powerplay and fall-of-wicket markets. As the game turns we open over-by-over lines, and before the first ball you can look at toss and squad markets. Browse tonight's fixtures and see how each market sits before you stake anything.
Some nights you want the toss settled before dinner, other nights you want the final over priced ball by ball. We built the cricket lobby so both are a tap apart —...
Most of Pakistan follows cricket on a phone, so our board was drawn for a small screen before anything else. Portrait, one hand, light on data. The score...
A cricket board is only worth using if the numbers behind it hold up, so we are open about where our prices come from and how a market settles. Odds arrive from...
Cricket markets settle from the governing board's published result rather than our own reading of the game, and rain-affected matches follow that same published outcome.
Prices come from long-running sports-data feeds, and when a feed pauses for rain the markets built on it pause too instead of drifting quietly.
Every stake, settlement and adjustment on your cricket account is time-stamped and stored, so any figure can be traced back to the ball it came from.
Platform and random-number testing is handled by independent firms rather than in house, and the sportsbook systems pricing cricket markets sit inside that scope.
Each cricket market spells out how it settles — abandoned overs, tied innings, revised targets — in plain English you can read before taking a position.
Two-step sign-in, device checks and withdrawal verification keep your cricket account yours, and you can view active sessions from inside the app at any time.
Plenty of places take a cricket bet. Fewer build the board around a Pakistani match night, where the first ball can land at eight and the last at...
| Cricket First | The sportsbook leads with cricket, so PSL and international fixtures sit at the front of the board rather than behind football and tennis tabs. |
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| Markets That Stay Open | In-play cricket markets keep running through drinks breaks and short rain delays, so a pause in play is not a pause in your position. |
| Local Payment Rails | You move money with JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast rather than waiting on an international card, which keeps a cricket night moving. |
| Prices Watched At Night | Because so much cricket lands after midnight here, the board is monitored through the small hours and settlements reach your account before morning. |
| Built Portrait First | Most boards shrink a desktop layout onto a phone; ours was drawn for portrait, with the score strip pinned while you move between markets. |
| Cash-Out On Big Markets | When a match swings, cash-out closes a position on the major cricket markets instead of riding it to the final ball, with the figure shown first. |
| One Account, Full Calendar | PSL, bilateral tours, domestic cricket and the international schedule sit under one login and one balance, so separate series never mean separate accounts. |
If you keep only six things in mind about how we run cricket, make them these. They cover the formats on the board, the hours we stay live...