Total Runs 1 in Cricket Sport Betting 

In cricket sports betting, the market “Total Runs 1” usually refers to:

Total Runs by Team 1 (or Batsman 1)

This can depend on the context and sportsbook, but generally, it means one of the following:

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1. Total Runs – Team 1

• You are betting on how many runs Team 1 will score, often in a specific period like:
  • Total Runs in Match
  • Total Runs in 1st Over
  • Total Runs in First 6 Overs (Powerplay)
  • Total Runs at Fall of 1st Wicket

Example:

Total Runs 1 – Over/Under 275.5

• Bet Over 275.5 → Win if Team 1 scores 276 or more.
• Bet Under 275.5 → Win if Team 1 scores 275 or fewer.

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2. Batsman 1 Total Runs

• Betting on the number of runs scored by the opening batsman (Batsman 1).

Example:

Batsman 1 Total Runs – Over/Under 29.5

• Bet Over 29.5 → Win if the batsman scores 30 or more.
• Bet Under 29.5 → Win if the batsman scores 29 or fewer.

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3. Total Runs in 1st Over

Sometimes, “Total Runs 1” can also refer to:

Total Runs in Over 1 (the first over of the match)

Example:

Over 5.5 Runs in Over 1
Means you’re betting there will be 6 or more runs scored in the first over.

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To Be Sure:

Check the betting slip description or sportsbook rules to see if “Total Runs 1” means:

• Team 1’s total runs,
• First over total,
• Or first batsman’s total.

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