For settlement purposes, in the event of a player being Sent Off/Retired Out (any player permanently removed from the remainder of the match by an Umpire), will be considered a standard fall of wicket in relation to all Wicket/Batter/Method markets.

In the event of a player being removed from the match for a specified duration and allowed to return, then this will be considered Retired Not Out and no fall of wicket in relation to all Wicket or Batter markets. For Method markets, in this scenario, bets will be deemed no action.

Bets placed on any player not in the starting 11 are deemed no action.

These markets use a points based scoring system to determine their outcome. The point schedule is as follows:

1 point per run, 20 points per wicket, 10 points per catch, 25 points per stumping. Wagers refunded on non-selected players.

In One Day matches, both teams must face at least 40 overs each. Otherwise, bets will be deemed no action, unless settlement of bets is already determined. In Test matches, the whole match counts. In tied matches, a minimum of 200 overs must be bowled. Otherwise, bets will be deemed no action, unless settlement of bets is already determined.

In Twenty20 matches, the match must be scheduled for the full 20 overs and there must be an official result, unless settlement of bets is already determined

In 100-Ball scheduled matches the full 100 balls for each team must be bowled (unless a team is bowled out), otherwise bets will be deemed no action, except where settlement of bets is already determined. For settlement purposes, this is all deliveries from which a batter is credited with exactly four/six runs respectively (including All-run/Overthrows). In matches decided by a Super-Over, fours and sixes hit during the Super-Over will not count for settlement purposes.

For settlement purposes this is all deliveries from which a batter is credited with exactly six runs (including All-run/Overthrows). In One Day matches, both teams must face at least 40 overs each. Otherwise, bets will be deemed no action, unless settlement of bets is already determined. In Matches of 20 overs or less, the full allocation of overs for each team must be played (unless a team is bowled out). Otherwise, bets will be deemed no action, unless settlement of bets is already determined. In 100-ball matches, the full 100 balls for each team must be played (unless a team is bowled out). Otherwise, bets will be deemed no action, unless settlement of bets is already determined. In the event of a tie in the match sixes, the market will be deemed no action. In the event of the match being tied, dead-heat rules will apply in line with Money Line 3-Way rules.

The options available are: Caught, Bowled, LBW, Run Out, Stumped or Any Other (includes Sent Off/Retired Out). If no further wickets fall, all bets will be deemed no action.

The options available are: Caught and Not Caught. If no further wickets fall, all bets will be deemed no action.

Bets stand once 1 ball has been bowled in each team’s 1st innings and will be determined by the score at the time the 1st wicket falls (excludes retirements) — for this market, all innings of the match count. Where either player is replaced due to being considered “Retired Not Out”, bets will stand. In this instance, the market will be settled according to the score at the fall of the first wicket, inclusive of runs scored by new batters and any that have been replaced.