App / Mobile
Live Cricket Pitch puts you inside a live-format cricket betting game where every delivery, run and wicket decision becomes a market. We carry it in our live lobby alongside Cricket Betting Inplay so you can move between formats without reloading.
Live Cricket Pitch is a cricket-themed live betting game structured around a simulated pitch environment. Unlike a standard sportsbook match feed, it runs in short, defined rounds where each outcome is tied to a pitch delivery event. Odds are displayed directly on the betting interface before each ball, and the settlement for each round appears in the round history panel within the game screen.
Each round in Live Cricket Pitch maps to a single delivery event. You place your market selection before the ball is bowled, the result is declared immediately after the delivery animation completes, and the next round opens within a short countdown visible on screen.
The game surfaces cricket-specific markets: runs off the ball, wicket or no wicket, wide or no wide, and boundary hit options. Each bet type carries its own published odds shown in the betting panel before confirmation, so you see exactly what you are placing before committing.
On mobile, the betting panel sits at the bottom of the screen — thumb-reach by default. Chip selections, stake input and the confirm button are all in a single horizontal strip. Returning to the lobby from a live round uses the back arrow at the top left; your session stays open.
Odds inside Live Cricket Pitch shift between rounds based on game state. The interface highlights when odds have moved since your last view using a brief colour change on the number. There is no manual refresh needed — the panel updates on its own before each ball countdown starts.
RTP figures for Live Cricket Pitch are shown only where the game interface itself exposes them. Check the information icon inside the game window — if a return-to-player figure is published by the game, it appears there. We do not display figures that are not sourced from the game.
Every completed round is logged in a history strip inside the game screen. You can scroll back through recent outcomes, bet types and settlement results. This is the authoritative record for that session — it is not stored in your account statement in a separate format.
Live Cricket Pitch runs in your mobile browser without a download. Chrome on Android and Safari on iOS both carry the live feed without additional settings. If the stream pauses, refreshing the tab re-enters you at the current live round state, not a previous one.
Tap the information icon at any point during a Live Cricket Pitch session. The rules sheet that opens covers bet definitions, round timing, settlement logic and any game-specific terms. Reading this before your first round is the surest way to understand how each bet type resolves.
If a round settles in a way you did not expect, open the live chat icon from the site footer. Describe the round number and bet type — the support team can check the round log on their end. Use the chat route for anything that needs a real-time look at your session.
For questions about how a Live Cricket Pitch result appears in your transaction record, go to the help section inside your account. It covers settlement timing, how live game rounds are categorised and where to find the detailed round history tied to your wallet activity.
The information icon inside the Live Cricket Pitch game window is the primary self-help route. It is always accessible mid-session without closing the game. If a term in the rules is unclear, screenshot it and include it with your live chat message so support can give a precise answer.
The rules icon inside Live Cricket Pitch opens a full rules document — bet types, round structure and settlement terms are all written there. Nothing relevant is omitted from that sheet. Read it before your first session so the betting panel makes complete sense when a live round opens.
Every ball-event result is stored in the round history panel within the game screen. You can check each outcome against the market you placed. The log persists for the duration of your session and can be scrolled back at any point while you are in the game.
Live Cricket Pitch sits inside the live games section of our lobby. From the mobile bottom bar, tap Live to reach the category. The game appears in the cricket filter within that section. Navigating back to the lobby at any point does not close your active session.
The live chat and account help routes are both accessible without logging out. If a settlement query comes up during play, you can open support in a second tab while keeping your Live Cricket Pitch session running. The support team references the same round log visible in your game screen.
A ball-by-ball market is a single betting option that opens and resolves within one delivery event. You place a selection before the ball, and the outcome — win or lose — is settled as soon as that delivery completes inside the game round.
A round is one complete delivery cycle inside Live Cricket Pitch. It starts with the betting window opening, runs through the ball animation or live feed event, and ends with the settlement display. Each round is independent, with its own odds and market options.
In-play odds are the live prices shown on each bet type before you confirm your stake. They can shift between rounds based on game state. The updated number appears in the betting panel automatically — no page reload is needed to see the current price.
A boundary hit bet is a market where you predict whether the delivery will result in a four or six. It is one of the cricket-specific options in Live Cricket Pitch, and the payout odds for it are shown in the betting panel before each ball is bowled.
Settlement is the process of resolving your bet after a round completes. The game applies the result to your stake, calculates the return based on the published odds and records the outcome in the round history panel immediately after the delivery event.
RTP stands for Return to Player — a published percentage indicating theoretical long-term return across many rounds. In Live Cricket Pitch, this figure is shown only if the game interface itself exposes it via the information icon inside the game window.
Open the lobby and tap the Live section from the bottom navigation bar on mobile. Inside Live, use the cricket filter to bring up cricket-format games. Live Cricket Pitch appears in that filtered view. You can also search the game name directly from the lobby search field if it is available.
Yes. Live Cricket Pitch runs in your mobile browser — Chrome on Android and Safari on iOS both support it. No app download is needed. The interface loads the live round in your current browser tab, and the betting panel is sized for thumb use on a standard phone screen.
The betting panel appears at the bottom of the screen when a new round opens. Each available bet type is listed with its current odds next to it. Tap the option you want, enter your stake in the input field and tap confirm before the countdown timer reaches zero to submit your selection.
If your connection drops while a round is active, the bet you confirmed before disconnection is still processed based on the round result. When you reconnect and refresh the tab, you re-enter at the current live state. Check the round history panel to see the settled outcome for any round you missed.
Round settlements appear in the round history panel inside the game screen during your session. For a longer-term record, check the transaction history inside your account wallet. Live game rounds are categorised separately from sportsbook bets, so filter by live games to locate them quickly.
Yes. Cricket Betting Inplay in our lobby is a sportsbook-style feed tied to real scheduled matches with full match markets. Live Cricket Pitch is a shorter-round live game format with its own pitch-event structure and ball-by-ball bet types. Both are in the live section but serve different betting styles.