Follow the Scoreboard While Your Cricket Bet Runs

It's the average runs scored per over so far in the innings, shown on the Cricket Scorer panel next to the score, and it updates after every ball, not just each over.

A session market lets you bet on a set stretch of the game, like runs in the next five overs, rather than the full match — it settles once that stretch ends.

It's a countdown of how many overs are left in the current innings, updated ball by ball, so you can judge how much of the match is left before markets close.

This is the live data stream that updates the Cricket Scorer panel after each delivery — runs, wicket, extra or dot ball — so the score you see stays in step with the actual game.

It's the pause shown on the panel between the two innings of a match, when the score locks at its final total and new markets for the second innings open.

It's the running list of how each batter got out — bowled, caught, run out — shown under the main score so you can check the fall of wickets at a glance.