This betting market is focused on predicting the last digit of a team’s total score after 20 overs in the first innings of a cricket match.
What Does It Mean?
You are betting on the last digit (units place) of the first innings total score after exactly 20 overs.
For example:
- If the score after 20 overs is 147, the last digit is 7.
- If the score is 160, the last digit is 0.
How It Works:
- Only the score after 20 completed overs in the first innings counts.
- The total runs at that point are considered (regardless of wickets).
- You bet on what the last digit (0–9) of that total will be.
Betting Options:
Bookmakers usually offer odds for each of the digits 0 to 9, such as:
| Bet Option | Meaning |
|---|---|
| “Last digit is 3” | Score like 123, 133, 143, etc. |
| “Last digit is 8” | Score like 108, 118, 128, etc. |
Example:
If you bet on:
- “Last digit is 5”, and the score after 20 overs is 135, you win.
- If the score is 137, you lose, because the last digit is 7.
Tips:
- Analyze scoring patterns and pitch conditions.
- Consider how aggressive the batting team is during Powerplay and middle overs.
Let me know if you’d like a strategy or example odds breakdown.