Alright — let’s break this one down so it’s crystal clear.
What “Boundary Hit From All Six Deliveries In An Over” Means in Cricket Betting
This is a special prop bet in cricket markets where you’re predicting that every single ball in a specific over will result in a boundary — meaning 4 runs (ball reaches the rope along the ground) or 6 runs (ball clears the rope).
If any ball in that over does not result in a boundary (e.g., a dot ball, single, 2 runs, 3 runs, leg-bye, wide, no-ball with no boundary), the bet loses.
Key Conditions
- Only the over you choose matters — not the whole innings or match.
- Boundaries mean fours or sixes (leg byes and overthrows don’t count unless the bat hits the ball and it results in a 4 or 6).
- Some bookies allow this market for any over in the innings, while others specify “named over” (e.g., 15th over).
- If a ball is declared dead ball and re-bowled, the replayed ball still counts as one of the six valid deliveries.
Example Scenario
Let’s say you bet:
“Boundary hit from all six deliveries in the 18th over” in a T20 match.
- Ball 1: 6 runs (lofted over mid-wicket)
- Ball 2: 4 runs (square cut to the rope)
- Ball 3: 4 runs (straight drive past bowler)
- Ball 4: 6 runs (over long-off)
- Ball 5: 4 runs (glanced fine to boundary)
- Ball 6: 6 runs (pulled over deep square leg)
Result: All six deliveries were boundaries → Your bet wins.
Losing Example
Same market, but:
- Ball 1: 4
- Ball 2: 6
- Ball 3: 2 (No boundary → bet already lost here, even if the rest are boundaries)
- Ball 4: 4
- Ball 5: 6
- Ball 6: 4
Result: Lost because ball 3 wasn’t a boundary.
Betting Tips
- Target death overs in T20/ODI
- Bowlers under pressure, field spread, batters going for big hits.
- 17th–20th overs are most likely for this outcome.
- Look for form batsmen at the crease
- Players like Andre Russell, Glenn Maxwell, Suryakumar Yadav, or David Miller increase the chances.
- Favour weak/debutant bowlers
- New or part-time bowlers can leak runs badly under pressure.
- Pitch & ground size matter
- Flat pitches + small boundaries = higher probability.
- Weather & dew factor
- A wet ball at night in T20 can skid onto the bat, making boundaries easier.
- Live betting advantage
- Some platforms let you bet after the first boundary or two in an over, but odds drop sharply.
Reality Check:
- This is a rare event, odds often range from 30.00 to 200.00+ depending on context.
- Even big hitters don’t do this regularly — think of it more like a “fun high-risk, high-reward” bet than a consistent earner.
If you want, I can make you a probability chart showing historical likelihood of all-six-boundary overs in T20 cricket so you can gauge risk vs reward. That would make spotting the best moments to place the bet much easier.