In cricket sports betting, the market “Team 1, Will a Wicket Fall in Over X” refers to a yes/no proposition on whether Team 1 will lose a wicket (i.e., a batter will get out) during a specific over.
How It Works:
- Team 1: The batting team.
- Over: A specific over number (e.g., Over 5, Over 10, etc.).
- Bet Type:
- Yes: You are betting that a wicket will fall during that over.
- No: You are betting that no wicket will fall during that over.
Example:
- Market: “Team 1 – Will a Wicket Fall in Over 6?”
- You bet Yes.
- If Team 1 loses a wicket (e.g., bowled, caught, LBW, etc.) during the 6th over, your bet wins.
- If no wicket falls in that over, your bet loses.
Notes:
- It only applies to the specific over mentioned.
- Run outs, review reversals, or no-ball dismissals usually count as wickets, but rules may depend on the bookmaker.
Would you like an explanation for the same market applied to Team 2, or for multiple overs?
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