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Cricket Super Over, Carded Ball by Ball

A Super Over is a one-over tie-break with two wickets in hand, and we card it as its own cricket market instead of tagging it onto the match result.

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What We List on a Super Over

A Super Over gets its own card on our cricket board. You will see the tie-break winner, the runs off the over, whether a boundary closes it out, and the wicket line, each priced separately so you can take one line and leave the rest. Because the whole thing lasts six balls a side, we keep the card compact enough to read

on a phone between deliveries. Cricket Scorer sits in the same lobby if you want a quick cricket-flavoured game while the next match warms up. Lines follow the feed we take, and where a price is not offered the card simply stays empty.

Tie-break winner
Runs off the over
Boundary to close it
Wicket line
Compact phone layout

HOW WE SETTLE

How We Keep Super Over Settlement Clear

Every Super Over card carries its settlement rule before you confirm a stake, including what happens if the tie-break itself finishes level and another over is needed. Prices come from the feed we take, so the number you see is the number we settle on. When play stops for a third-umpire check on a dismissal, the selection greys out and takes no stakes while it is paused. Nothing gets edited by hand after the fact.

Rule Shown Before Stake

The tie-break rule sits on the card itself, so you can read how a level Super Over resolves before putting anything on a line.

Prices From the Feed

We display the price the feed sends us, with no hand-edited lines. If the feed is not offering a market, it stays off the card.

Paused Markets Marked

When the umpire holds play or the feed suspends a line, that selection greys out and stops accepting stakes until it opens again.

Bets Tied to Your Account

Each Super Over stake lands on your account record with the fixture and market attached, so you can check what you took and when.

MATCH DAY HELP

Help While the Super Over Runs

Six balls move fast, so we keep help close to the card. If a price greys out mid-over, that is the feed pausing the market, not your phone. If your stake does not appear in the wallet after you confirm, open the in-account chat with the transaction reference and we can trace it against your account. On a second phone in Dhaka or a laptop at home, the same account shows the same open bets once the session loads.

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Chat From the Card

Tap the help icon on the Super Over card and the chat opens with the fixture already attached, so you never retype the match or the market name.

Missing Wallet Stake

Send the bKash, Nagad or Rocket reference number and we can match it to your account wallet. Keep the SMS until the stake shows on your balance.

Second Device Access

Moving from phone to laptop keeps the same account and the same open slips. Sign in again and refresh the card if a price looks stale.

Super Over Words, Explained Simply

Cricket commentary throws a lot of shorthand at you during a tie-break, and half of it never gets explained properly. Below is what the words on our Super Over card actually mean, kept to the mechanics rather than the marketing, so you can read a line and know what settles it.

What is a Super Over?

A one-over tie-break used when a limited-overs match finishes level. Each side bats six balls with two wickets in hand, and the higher score takes it.

What does wicket cap mean?

The two-wicket limit inside a Super Over. Lose both and the innings closes even if balls remain, which is why batting sides go for boundaries early.

What is the chase target?

The runs the side batting second needs. It equals the first side's total plus one, and it is cleared ball by ball instead of across a full innings.

What happens if the Super Over ties?

Another Super Over follows and repeats until one side leads. Card rules usually name this in advance, so read the wording before you stake.

What is a boundary count?

Some competitions use fours and sixes to separate sides after a level Super Over. That applies only where the tournament rule allows it, not in every fixture.

How does settlement work?

Your selection settles on the published result once the tie-break finishes. If the market is voided under the card rule, the stake goes back to your wallet.

Cricket Super Over Questions We Get

Most of what reaches our inbox about a Super Over is about timing: when the card opens, when it shuts, and what happens if the over has to be replayed. Here are the answers we give most often, written the way we would say them on chat.

It opens once the match result is level and the umpires confirm a tie-break will be played. Before that, the fixtures list shows the match without a Super Over card.

Yes. The card is built for a phone screen first. Pick a line, confirm the stake from your account wallet, and the slip stays visible while the over is bowled.

Tie-break winner, total runs off the over, whether a boundary closes it, and the wicket line. Each is priced on its own, so you can take a single line.

They do. Sign in with the same account on a laptop and the open slip appears once the session loads. Refresh the card to clear a stale price.

It depends on the card rule for that fixture. Where the market is voided, the stake returns to your account wallet instead of settling on a result.

You top up the same account wallet used everywhere else on the site through bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay, and that balance covers cricket cards too. Availability depends on local law and eligible regions.

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