pak345 game opens the ODI cricket card with pre-match run lines, over-by-over markets and innings-break angles across the fifty-over series we carry. Open your account and the ODI...
Every ODI we list is broken into the phases you already think in — the first ten overs, the middle stretch and the death. Markets follow that same shape: match result, innings totals, opening stands and how a batter gets out. A ball-by-ball feed pushes each score change to your screen, markets pause briefly when a wicket falls, and settlement follows the
competition rules printed on the card.
Three corners of the ODI board sit within one tap. One holds the fixture drawing the most attention this week, another collects series just added to the card, and the third keeps...
The ODI card is built to be read on a phone first. Scorecard, market list and innings summary sit in one scrolling view, portrait or landscape, and the...
The moments that usually need a hand are settlements, suspensions and access to your own account. Our desk answers through live chat and email during series hours, and the team can pull up the exact fixture, over and market you are asking about rather than sending you through a script.
Send us the fixture and the market name and we will show you how that innings or revised target was settled.
Chat stays open from the toss to the last ball, and the desk sees the same market screen you do.
Locked out mid-innings? We confirm your details and get you back to the ODI card you had open.
We run the ODI board on a licensed cricket data feed and print the settlement rule on every fixture, so a rain-shortened result is never a mystery. Markets suspend at the fall...
Every ODI carries its own rule set: settlement basis, suspension points and how a reduced-overs finish is treated.
Scores and market states refresh from a licensed cricket data feed, so your screen matches the ball just bowled.
Once a result is confirmed, markets settle against the published rules and your balance view updates the same day.
Markets pause at the fall of a wicket and at innings breaks, reopening at prices set from the live match state.
Sign-in checks, device confirmation and session alerts protect your account, and you can end any active session yourself.
Our cricket desk runs through the day and into the night during a series, covering the hours Pakistani fans actually watch.
Most boards treat fifty-over cricket as a fixture list with a result market bolted on. Ours breaks the innings down, keeps prices moving while a chase builds, and funds from the rails...
Plenty of places carry cricket and end at the result. Ours runs from opening stand through innings totals to each wicket.
We split the fifty overs the way the game is played, so powerplay, middle and death can be read separately.
JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast sit inside your account view, which overseas cricket boards rarely manage for a Pakistani user.
Where other boards go quiet between innings, ours keeps markets open for the turnaround and the revised chase.
Score changes reach your screen as the ball is bowled rather than after the over, which matters when a run line moves.
Rules sit against each fixture, so you are not chasing a support queue to understand a rain-shortened result.
Our desk works in English and Urdu through Pakistan hours, which counts on a late night at the end of a tour.
Six things shape how our ODI cricket reads on screen. The card follows the phases of a fifty-over innings, prices move ball by ball, innings totals sit next...