Cricket and IPL Player Props for T20, ODI and Test Matches
Batting props for international and league cricket, with each batter's recent scores, how they do batting first versus chasing, team form, head-to-head records and devigged moneylines.
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Cricket props you can research
- 1st innings runs
- Runs
- Fours
- Sixes
- Match moneylines
Every prop shows how often the over or under has hit against today's line over the last 5, 10 and 20 games and this season, with a bar chart of each result, plus a ChalkEdge Insight™ and Edge Score™ that sum up the case for each side.
Cricket matchup intel
Innings splits
Batting first versus chasing, and results in wins versus losses.
Format filters
T20, women's T20, ODI and Test history kept separate, so a Test score never skews a T20 line.
Team form
Each team's last 5, 10 and 20 results by format, plus head-to-head since 2025.
Fair odds
Moneylines devigged from Pinnacle, BookMaker or Betfair Exchange to spot value.
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Fair odds and +EV
Where Pinnacle posts a line, ChalkEdge removes the margin to estimate the true price and flags any book paying more.
Line shopping
US sportsbooks, DFS sites such as PrizePicks, Underdog and Sleeper, and prediction markets compared side by side.
Line movement
See where each line opened and how far it has moved, with the biggest movers sorted to the top.
Where the money is
Real money traded on Polymarket for each side, plus sharp-side and steam signals from line movement.
Cricket props FAQ
Does ChalkEdge cover IPL betting props?
Yes. IPL and the other T20 leagues are covered with batter runs, fours and sixes props, venue averages, conditions and batter vs bowler records, alongside internationals.
Which cricket competitions are covered?
T20 internationals, ODIs and Tests, plus leagues such as the IPL, Big Bash, SA20 and more whenever lines are posted.
What cricket props can I research?
First-innings runs, runs, fours and sixes for every batter in upcoming matches.
Where does the cricket data come from?
Ball-by-ball scorecards from Cricsheet, plus odds from major sportsbooks and DFS sites.
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