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For all fancy bets under the World Cup, management decisions are final in any circumstance.

The Match 1st Over Run market is valid only for the first innings of the match. An average of 4 runs will be applied if the match is abandoned or the full 50 overs aren’t completed.

Highest Inning Run and Lowest Innings Run markets are settled based on the first innings only.

If a match is abandoned or overs are reduced, the following averages will be applied: Total Fours (48), Total Sixes (10), Total Wickets (15), Total Wides (14), Total Extras (25), Total No Balls (2), Total Fifties (3), Total Centuries (1), Total Run Outs (1), Total Caught Out (10), and Total Ducks (1). Please note that if a player is not out with a score of zero, this will not be considered a duck out.

All fancy bets related to individual teams are valid only for the league matches, which consist of 9 matches played by each team during the league stages.

If any player mentioned in World Cup fancy markets doesn’t play in the first three consecutive matches, all bets on that player will be deleted.

If any player gets ruled out or stops playing after a few matches, bets placed after their last match will be deleted. For example, if Usman Khawaja played the first three league matches and doesn’t play afterward, bets for those first three matches will remain valid, but any bets placed after the third match will be deleted.

First 10 Over Runs is valid for both innings for all teams.

For team-specific markets like Total Runs by Team, First 10 Over Runs by Team, Fours by Team, Sixes by Team, and Opening Wicket Partnership, an average will be applied if the match is abandoned or overs are reduced.

Runs by Player markets will apply an average if the match is abandoned or overs are reduced. The average will be given as long as the player has faced at least one ball after entering the crease.

Wickets by Player markets will apply an average if the match is abandoned or overs are reduced. The average will be given as long as the mentioned player has bowled at least one legal delivery.

Sixes by Player markets will apply an average if the match is abandoned or overs are reduced. The average will be given as long as the player has faced at least one ball after entering the crease.

For England, the following averages apply per game: Total Runs (295), First 10 Over Runs (56), Total Fours (25), Total Sixes (7), Opening Partnership (44 runs), Jason Roy (38 runs), Jonny Bairstow (43 runs), Joe Root (43 runs), Jofra Archer (2 wickets), Chris Woakes (2 wickets), Adil Rashid (2 wickets), Jonny Bairstow (2 sixes), and Jos Buttler (2 sixes).

For India, the following averages apply per game: Total Runs (285), First 10 Over Runs (53), Total Fours (26), Total Sixes (6), Opening Partnership (41 runs), Shikhar Dhawan (38 runs), Rohit Sharma (43 runs), Virat Kohli (48 runs), Jasprit Bumrah (2 wickets), Mohammed Shami (2 wickets), Kuldeep Yadav (2 wickets), Rohit Sharma (2 sixes), and Hardik Pandya (1 six).

For Australia, the following averages apply per game: Total Runs (280), First 10 Over Runs (52), Total Fours (26), Total Sixes (6), Opening Partnership (40 runs), David Warner (43 runs), Aaron Finch (38 runs), Steve Smith (42 runs), Mitchell Starc (2 wickets), Pat Cummins (2 wickets), Adam Zampa (2 wickets), and David Warner (2 sixes).

For South Africa, the following averages apply per game: Total Runs (270), First 10 Over Runs (51), Total Fours (24), Total Sixes (5), Opening Partnership (37 runs), Hashim Amla (38 runs), Faf du Plessis (39 runs), Quinton de Kock (36 runs), Imran Tahir (2 wickets), Kagiso Rabada (2 wickets), Dale Steyn (2 wickets), and Quinton de Kock (1 six).

For New Zealand, the following averages apply per game: Total Runs (275), First 10 Over Runs (50), Total Fours (25), Total Sixes (5), Opening Partnership (37 runs), Colin Munro (32 runs), Martin Guptill (38 runs), Kane Williamson (45 runs), Trent Boult (2 wickets), Tim Southee (1 wicket), Mitchell Santner (1 wicket), and Martin Guptill (2 sixes).

For West Indies, the following averages apply per game: Total Runs (270), First 10 Over Runs (49), Total Fours (23), Total Sixes (7), Opening Partnership (35 runs), Chris Gayle (37 runs), Evin Lewis (32 runs), Darren Bravo (32 runs), Shai Hope (37 runs), Kemar Roach (1 wicket), Sheldon Cottrell (1 wicket), Jason Holder (1 wicket), Ashley Nurse (1 wicket), Chris Gayle (2 sixes), and Andre Russell (2 sixes).

For Pakistan, the following averages apply per game: Total Runs (270), First 10 Over Runs (50), Total Fours (24), Total Sixes (5), Opening Partnership (36 runs), Imam-ul-Haq (36 runs), Babar Azam (44 runs), Fakhar Zaman (34 runs), Hasan Ali (2 wickets), Shadab Khan (2 wickets), Shaheen Afridi (2 wickets), and Fakhar Zaman (1 six).

For Sri Lanka, the following averages apply per game: Total Runs (250), First 10 Over Runs (48), Total Fours (22), Total Sixes (4), Opening Partnership (32 runs), Dimuth Karunaratne (31 runs), Lahiru Thirimanne (29 runs), Kusal Mendis (33 runs), Lasith Malinga (1 wicket), Suranga Lakmal (1 wicket), Jeffrey Vandersay (1 wicket), and Thisara Perera (1 six).

For Bangladesh, the following averages apply per game: Total Runs (245), First 10 Over Runs (48), Total Fours (22), Total Sixes (4), Opening Partnership (32 runs), Tamim Iqbal (34 runs), Soumya Sarkar (29 runs), Mushfiqur Rahim (31 runs), Mehidy Hasan (1 wicket), Mustafizur Rahman (1 wicket), Mashrafe Mortaza (1 wicket), and Tamim Iqbal (1 six).

For Afghanistan, the following averages apply per game: Total Runs (235), First 10 Over Runs (46), Total Fours (20), Total Sixes (4), Opening Partnership (28 runs), Rahmat Shah (27 runs), Hazratullah Zazai (26 runs), Mohammad Shahzad (27 runs), Dawlat Zadran (1 wicket), Rashid Khan (2 wickets), Mujeeb Ur Rahman (1 wicket), and Hazratullah Zazai (1 six).