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Cricket Score Chase puts you on the chasing side — you back whether the batting team reaches a set run target inside a defined number of overs. We carry this format in our sportsbook and select live markets, available where local law permits.

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What Cricket Score Chase Covers on Our Platform

A Score Chase market focuses on the second innings of a limited-overs match. You decide whether the chasing team will successfully reach the target — and in live markets, the odds shift after every over bowled. Our Cricket Tips Section flags active Score Chase events, giving you context on current run rate versus required rate. We carry PSL matches alongside international T20

and ODI fixtures. For in-play rounds, odds update in real time as wickets fall or boundaries are hit. Check the sportsbook lobby and filter by cricket to see which Score Chase markets are live right now.

HOW WE RUN THIS

Fair Play and Market Integrity for Score Chase

We want every Score Chase market to settle clearly and on time. Here is what we keep consistent in how these markets are managed.

Official Scorecard Data

Score Chase markets settle against official scorecards from match governing bodies. We do not use unofficial feeds, which means settlement aligns with the figures broadcasters confirm.

Rain and D/L Policy

If a match is interrupted, Score Chase markets follow the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method where applicable. Suspended markets are clearly flagged in the sportsbook before you confirm a stake.

Live Odds Transparency

In-play Score Chase odds are generated from real-time ball-by-ball data. Where RTP or margin information is surfaced by the provider, we display it in the market detail panel.

Market Availability by Region

Score Chase markets are available where local law permits. Eligibility is determined at account level based on your registered region inside Pakistan.

HELP WHILE CHASING

Support for Cricket Score Chase Questions

Got a question mid-match or need clarity on how a Score Chase market settled? Here are the three paths we keep open.

Live Chat Reach our support team through the live chat icon in your account. It is the quickest path for Score Chase market queries and settlement questions during a live game.
Account Help Centre The Help Centre inside your account covers Score Chase rules, market definitions, and how suspended markets are handled when rain or a D/L revision affects the match.
Email Support For detailed Score Chase settlement disputes or account-level concerns, email support gives you a written record and a full response from the sportsbook team.

Cricket Score Chase Glossary

New to Score Chase betting? These are the terms you will see most often in our sportsbook markets — each explained in plain language.

What does 'Required Run Rate' mean in a Score Chase market?

Required Run Rate (RRR) is the runs per over the chasing team must score to reach the target. It rises when wickets fall or when overs pass without enough runs.

What is an 'In-Play' Score Chase market?

An in-play market stays open during the second innings. Odds change after each over or wicket, letting you act on shifting momentum rather than only before the innings starts.

What does 'Suspended Market' mean mid-match?

A suspended market is temporarily closed to new stakes — usually during a review, injury timeout, or rain delay. You cannot add or cancel a stake while the market shows as suspended.

What is the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method?

DLS is the official calculation used to revise targets when weather interrupts a match. Score Chase markets follow the DLS-adjusted target, not the original run chase figure.

What does 'Current Run Rate' mean?

Current Run Rate (CRR) is the runs-per-over the chasing team has scored so far. When CRR exceeds RRR, the team is ahead of the chase — a key signal in live Score Chase odds.

What is 'Market Margin' in cricket betting?

Market margin is the percentage the book builds into the odds across all outcomes. A smaller margin means the odds are closer to the actual probability of the chasing team succeeding.

Cricket Score Chase — Common Questions

Here are the questions we see most from Pakistan players exploring our Score Chase markets for the first time.

We carry Score Chase markets across T20, ODI, and select Test match second innings. PSL fixtures are included during the season alongside major international series available in eligible regions.

Yes, where the market is still in-play and not suspended, you can stake during the second innings. Odds will reflect the current score, overs remaining, and wickets lost at that moment.

If a match is abandoned before a result is possible under official rules, Score Chase markets are voided and stakes are returned to your account wallet. Partial results do not count toward settlement.

Open the sportsbook section, select cricket, then filter by in-play or upcoming. The Cricket Tips Section also highlights live Score Chase events so you can see which matches have active second-innings markets.

Settlement is always based on the official scorecard from the match's governing body. Stream delays can create a gap — always check the in-app scorecard panel rather than relying on your broadcast feed.

If the match goes to a Super Over after a tied score, settlement follows the official match result including the Super Over outcome — unless the specific market rules state otherwise in the market detail panel.
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