In cricket sports betting, the market “Team 2 – Will a Wicket Fall in Over X?” refers to a yes/no bet on whether Team 2 will lose a wicket in a specific over of their innings.
How It Works:
- Team 2: The team batting second.
- Over X: You choose a specific over (e.g., Over 3, Over 12).
- Wicket Fall?
- Yes → You win if at least one wicket falls during that over.
- No → You win if no wicket falls during that over.
Examples:
- Market: Team 2 – Will a Wicket Fall in Over 5?
- You bet on Yes.
- If a wicket falls in the 5th over (e.g., bowler gets a batsman out), you win.
- If the over ends with no wickets, you lose.
Tips:
- This market is often found in live/in-play betting.
- It’s influenced by:
- The bowler delivering the over.
- The batters at the crease.
- Match conditions (pitch, pressure, run rate, etc.).
Let me know if you want the same explanation for Team 1, or for other similar markets like “Runs in Over”.