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Cricket Wicket Bets at 23bajee

carries dedicated wicket betting markets for international cricket and BPL fixtures, letting you place calls on how and when each wicket falls — not just the match result.

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23bajee Explore Our Wicket Betting Markets

Explore Our Wicket Betting Markets

Wicket bets go deeper than a match-winner call. At 23bajee you can back a specific dismissal type — caught, bowled, LBW, run out — or pick the over range in which the next wicket falls. Markets update ball by ball during live play, so you can read the pitch and act on it. BPL matches sit alongside Test and ODI fixtures in

the same lobby, and you move between them without switching sections. Every market shows its current line clearly; no hidden rows, no buried odds. Your bKash or Nagad wallet funds the bet in a single step.

HELP WHILE BETTING

Support for Wicket Bet Questions

Something unclear while a match is live? Our support channels are open during active cricket sessions so your wicket bet question gets an answer before the over ends.

Live Chat During Matches Open the chat widget on any wicket market page. Describe the specific bet and over number; our team checks the market status and replies while play continues.
Account and Settlement Queries If a wicket bet settles unexpectedly — wrong dismissal type recorded or over range dispute — raise it via your account message centre with the bet slip reference number.
Wallet Top-Up Mid-Session Running low during a tense innings? Open your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app, send to the account number shown in your deposit page, confirm with your PIN and your balance updates.
HOW WE RUN MARKETS

Fair Play in Every Wicket Market

Consistent, transparent market rules are what make wicket betting worth doing. Here is how we keep our cricket wicket markets honest and clear for every match.

Official Scorecard Settlement All wicket markets settle against the official scorecard published by the relevant cricket board. No internal rounding or delayed calls — the dismissal type recorded there is final.
Visible Odds, No Hidden Lines Every wicket market line is displayed before you place the bet. Odds movement is shown in real time during live play so you see exactly what you are accepting when you confirm.
Live Market Suspension Rules When a wicket is imminent — runout appeals, DRS reviews — the market suspends automatically until the umpire decision is confirmed. This protects both sides of the bet.
Clear Cancellation Policy If a match is abandoned or reduced by weather before the relevant over is bowled, affected wicket bets are voided and stakes returned to your account wallet without a manual request.

Wicket Betting Terms You Should Know

New to wicket-specific markets? These are the terms that come up most when you are reading a market card or checking a settled slip.

What is a 'method of dismissal' bet?

A market where you back a specific way the next wicket falls — caught, bowled, LBW, stumped or run out. Each type carries its own odds based on current pitch and bowling conditions.

What does 'fall of wicket' mean in betting?

A market tied to the team score at which a specific wicket falls. You predict the run range — for example, wicket falling between 80 and 100 runs — rather than picking a dismissal type.

What is a 'wicket in the over' market?

A yes or no proposition on whether at least one wicket falls in a named over. Short odds in lower-order batting, longer odds when set batters are at the crease together.

What does 'market suspension' mean during a live wicket bet?

Temporarily halting new bets while an umpire decision is pending — DRS review or runout appeal. Existing accepted bets are not changed; only new entries are paused until the decision is confirmed.

What is 'void bet' in a wicket market?

A bet cancelled and fully staked refunded — usually because the relevant over was never bowled due to abandonment, rain or a reduced match format change after the bet was placed.

What does 'top wicket-taker' mean as a bet type?

A match or innings market where you back one bowler to take more wickets than any other in that innings. Settled on official figures once the innings closes or the match ends.

Your Wicket Bet Questions Answered

These are the questions we get most often from people exploring wicket betting at 23bajee for the first time or coming back after a break.

International Test, ODI and T20I matches plus BPL games all carry wicket markets on 23bajee. Fixture availability depends on the schedule and our live data feed being active for that match.

Yes. Live wicket markets open once the innings begins and update over by over. Odds shift with each delivery, so you can read the game state before committing to a method or fall-of-wicket call.

Open your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app, go to the deposit page on 23bajee, send the amount to the account number shown, confirm with your PIN and your wallet balance updates ready for your next bet.

If the over your bet references was not bowled before the abandonment, the bet is voided and your stake is returned to your account balance automatically — no need to contact support.

Settlement runs against the official scorecard once the relevant over or innings closes. Winnings appear in your account balance shortly after that scorecard is confirmed by the cricket board.

Minimum stake amounts are shown on the bet slip when you select a market. These can vary by fixture and market type; the current minimum is always visible before you confirm the bet.
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