In cricket sports betting, the market “Will a Wicket Fall in Over X?” allows you to bet on whether a wicket will fall during a specific over of an innings. It Works:
How it Works:
You are given two options to choose from for a particular over (e.g., Over 5, Over 12, etc.):
- Yes– A wicket will fall in that over.
- No– A wicket will not fall in that over.
Example:
Let’s say the market is:
“Will a wicket fall in Over 10?”
- If any batsman gets out (bowled, caught, LBW, run out, etc.) in the 10th over, a bet on “Yes” wins.
- If no wicket falls in that over, a bet on “No” wins.
Tips to Consider:
- Bowler type (pace or spin).
- Batsman’s form.
- Pitch conditions.
- Match situation (aggressive batting or defensive).
Let me know if you want the difference between this and similar markets like “Next Wicket Method” or “Fall of Next Wicket”.

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