What Does “Both Teams to Score 160” Mean?
This bet wins only if both teams score at least 160 runs each in their respective innings.
- Team A must score 160 or more
- Team B must score 160 or more
- If either team scores 159 or less, the bet loses
It is similar in idea to Both Teams to Score in football, but here it applies to runs, not goals.
Example Scenarios
Winning Examples
- Team A: 178/6
- Team B: 165/8
Bet wins (both teams crossed 160) - Team A: 160/7
- Team B: 202/5
Bet wins (160 counts as success)
Losing Examples
- Team A: 181/4
- Team B: 154/9
Bet loses (Team B failed to reach 160) - Team A: 148 all out
- Team B: 170/6
Bet loses (Team A failed)
Where Is This Market Most Common?
- T20 matches (most popular)
- ODIs (usually high odds, depends on pitch & conditions)
- Rare in Test matches
Key Factors to Consider Before Betting
Pitch Conditions
- Flat or batting-friendly pitches increase chances
- Avoid slow or spin-friendly pitches
Ground Size
- Small boundaries = higher scoring
- Grounds like Chinnaswamy, Eden Gardens, etc., favor this market
Team Batting Strength
- Look for teams with strong top orders
- Avoid teams known for collapses
Toss Decision
- Chasing teams on good pitches often reach 160+
- Dew factor helps batters in night games
Weather
- Rain interruptions (DLS method) can ruin this bet
- Shortened matches increase risk
Betting Tips for “Both Teams to Score 160”
Focus on T20 leagues (IPL, BBL, PSL, CPL)
Avoid matches with weak batting sides
Check recent team scores at the venue
Combine only with low-risk selections in accumulators
Consider live betting after a strong first innings
Important Betting Note
This market is high risk because it depends on two teams performing well. A collapse, early wickets, or bad weather can easily cause failure.
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