Quick answer
For the third ODI between India and New Zealand, King Exchange lists the fixture with match odds, top batter and in-play session markets. This page doesn't predict a score or a total. It explains how to find the right match and read its markets so you know exactly what you're betting on.
At a glance
Key takeaways
- King Exchange lists the India vs New Zealand 3rd ODI with match odds, top batter and in-play session markets. It doesn't predict a score.
- Check that the fixture title says 3rd ODI, because the same tour can include Tests and T20s.
- Match odds settle on the official result, including DLS if it's applied.
- ODI session markets cover longer stretches than in T20, and prices can drift over 50 overs.
How do you find the 3rd ODI and not a T20?
India and New Zealand can play Tests, ODIs and T20s on the same tour. Check that the fixture title says 3rd ODI. On busy days people really do open a T20 market during an ODI innings. Check the start time and venue on the match page as well.
Which markets are specific to ODIs?
Match odds settle on the official result, including DLS if it's applied. Session markets cover longer stretches than in T20 and drift over 50 overs, and top batter and bowler markets depend on the playing XI. If a team collapses early, check how many overs are left before backing the other side.
- Match odds settles on the official result, including DLS if it's applied.
- Session markets cover longer stretches than in T20, and prices can drift over 50 overs.
- Top batter and top bowler depend on the playing XI. Check the betting rules for what happens if a player doesn't bat.
- When a team collapses early, check how many overs are left before you back the other side.
Pitch and weather news belongs to match coverage, so use it if you follow ODIs. A '310 runs' graphic someone made up isn't data. The ODI World Cup page explains how ODI markets settle in rain-affected games.
What happens after stumps?
Your bet history shows the bet as settled or void. Winnings go to your balance after the official result, and a withdrawal to UPI is usually processed within 2 to 5 minutes once you ask. Void bets are refunded to your balance automatically.
Reader questions
Frequently asked questions
Q.01Does this article pick India or New Zealand?
No. It explains how to open and read the 3rd ODI markets on King Exchange.
Q.02What if rain shortens the ODI?
Markets settle on the official DLS result or abandonment rules. Check your bet history before raising a query.
Q.03Does my IPL ID work for ODIs?
Yes. One King Exchange ID covers IPL and international cricket with the same balance.
Q.04Can I lay India in an ODI?
Yes. Laying means betting India don't win. The slip shows your liability before you confirm.
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Ananya Rao
International Cricket Analyst · 8+ years experience
Ananya covers international cricket: ICC tournaments, the T20 World Cup, bilateral series and women's cricket, including the WPL.
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