“Total Wickets”In Cricket Sport Betting 

“Total Wickets” in cricket sport betting refers to a market where you bet on the number of wickets that will fall during a match, an innings, or a specific period (like a set of overs).

Common Markets for “Total Wickets” Betting:

1. Total Wickets in Match
   You bet on the total number of wickets both teams will lose during the entire match.
   Example: Over/Under 16.5 wickets in the match.
2. Team Total Wickets
   You bet on how many wickets a specific team will lose in their innings.
   Example: India Total Wickets – Over 7.5
3. Wickets in Specific Overs (Over Interval Betting)
   Will a wicket fall between overs 11-15, or how many wickets will fall in that interval.
   ▪️ Example: Overs 11-15 – Wickets: 0, 1, 2+
4. Wickets by a Specific Bowler
   Bet on how many wickets a particular bowler will take.
   Example: Jasprit Bumrah to take Over 1.5 wickets.
5. First Wicket Method or Fall
   Related to how or when the first wicket will fall, not total, but often in similar betting menus.

Examples :

Let’s say you’re betting on Total Wickets in a One-Day match:

• Bookmaker offers line: Over/Under 15.5 wickets.
• If both teams combine to lose 16 or more wickets, Over wins.
• If they lose 15 or fewer, Under wins.

Notes:

• For T20, total wickets are usually lower (12–15 typical range).
• In Tests, it could go up to 20 wickets per side (40 total).
• Weather, pitch conditions, and team strength affect the odds.

Let me know if you want help understanding odds formats or how this market plays out in live betting.