Cricket Betting Odds & Markets at Bet Right
From an Ashes Test at the 'G to a BBL blockbuster at the SCG or an IPL thriller at Chepauk, Bet Right has sharp cricket betting odds on every match that matters. Bet head-to-head, top batter, top bowler, total runs, method of dismissal, innings runs and many others.
Same Game Multis, Top Batter Markets & Player Props
Build your own Same Game Multi on a huge range of cricket fixtures and combine match winner, total runs, top batter and player props into one bet. SGMs are huge in the BBL and IPL seasons at Bet Right.
How to build a Cricket Same Game Multi (SGM)
Pick a match, add your legs – say Sixers to win, over 165.5 total runs and Steve Smith top batter – and the odds accumulate live as you stack the slip.
Top Batter, Top Bowler & Player Props
Back top batter, top bowler, player runs, sixes hit, wickets taken and man of the match across every international, BBL, WBBL and IPL fixture.
Ashes, World Cup, BBL & IPL Futures
Back your side for the silverware. Bet Right prices up futures on every major cricket comp – ICC World Cup, T20 World Cup, The Ashes, World Test Championship, Border-Gavaskar Trophy, BBL Championship and IPL Championship – plus tournament top runscorer and top wicket-taker markets.
BBL & WBBL Championship Odds
We price up every Big Bash contender – Sixers, Thunder, Stars, Renegades, Heat, Scorchers, Strikers and Hurricanes – with odds updating every round of the BBL and WBBL.
IPL, World Cup & World Test Championship Betting
Get on IPL Championship futures for every franchise, plus ICC World Cup, T20 World Cup and World Test Championship odds year-round.
Cricket Betting FAQs
What is top batter betting in cricket?
Top batter is a bet on which batter will score the most runs in a single innings of a match – a popular pick for both Test and T20 cricket.
What is a Same Game Multi in cricket?
An SGM lets you combine two or more bets from the same cricket match – match winner, totals, top batter, top bowler and player props – into one wager with accumulated odds.
When is the next Ashes series?
The Ashes rotates between England and Australia roughly every two years. Check our Ashes futures market for current series odds and individual Test match markets.