What Does “Both Teams to Score 180” Mean?
This is a runs-based prop bet in cricket, most common in T20 and sometimes ODI matches.
When you bet on Both Teams to Score 180, you are predicting that:
Each team must score at least 180 runs in their respective innings.
Team A scores 180 or more
Team B scores 180 or more
Bet wins
If either team scores 179 or below, the bet loses.
Formats Where This Bet Is Common
- T20 Leagues (IPL, BBL, PSL, BPL, CPL) – most popular
- High-scoring ODIs
- Flat pitches & small grounds
Rare in Test cricket.
Examples
Winning Example (T20 Match)
- Team A: 192/5
- Team B: 185/6
Both teams crossed 180 → Bet wins
Losing Example
- Team A: 201/4
- Team B: 176/8
Team B failed to reach 180 → Bet loses
Another Losing Example
- Team A: 179 all out
- Team B: 210/3
Team A missed 180 by 1 run → Bet loses
Key Factors to Check Before Betting
Pitch Conditions
- Flat batting tracks favor this market
- Avoid slow, turning, or green pitches
Ground Size
- Small boundaries = higher chance of 180+
- Big grounds reduce six-hitting
Team Batting Strength
- Look for teams with:
- Strong top order
- Power hitters
- Good finishing depth
Toss & Batting First
- If Team 1 scores 190+, pressure increases chances for Team 2
- Chasing teams often play more aggressively
Weather & Dew
- Dew at night favors batters
- Rain-shortened games are risky
When to Avoid This Bet
- Matches on bowler-friendly pitches
- Teams known for weak batting depth
- Games with rain interruptions (DLS risk)
- Low-scoring venues
Betting Tips for “Both Teams to Score 180”
Best played in T20 leagues
Combine with Over 360.5 total runs for similar logic
Avoid early-season matches where pitch behavior is unknown
Check last 3–5 matches average scores at the venue
Don’t chase low odds—this market is high risk
Risk Level
Medium to High Risk
One batting collapse or brilliant bowling spell can ruin the bet.
Final Note
This market looks attractive in big matches, but cricket is unpredictable.
Always stake responsibly and never assume high-scoring games are guaranteed.

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