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Score Chase is one of the sharpest ways to follow a live cricket match — you're not just watching the run rate, you're positioned on whether the batting side can get there.

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HELP WHILE YOU CHASE

Support Paths for Score Chase Queries

Questions can come up mid-match — whether it's a market suspending during a rain delay or a settlement query after the game ends. Here is how we handle them.

Live Chat Reach our support team directly through the live chat icon on any page. Score Chase settlement questions get logged and reviewed against the official match result data.
Email Support For detailed queries — like a Score Chase market that closed unexpectedly mid-over — email us with your account number and the match details so we can pull the exact record.
Account Help Centre The help section inside your account covers Score Chase market rules, void conditions for rain-affected matches, and how settlement works when a target is revised.
pk765 How Cricket Score Chase Works in Our Lobby

How Cricket Score Chase Works in Our Lobby

In a Score Chase market, the question is simple: can the chasing team reach the target within the overs remaining? As each over bowls down, the required run rate shifts, and so do the market odds. Our cricket sportsbook refreshes these positions in line with live match data, so what you see reflects the current over and wickets in hand. This format

suits T20 cricket — PSL fixtures especially — because the momentum swings hard and fast. You can follow Score Chase alongside other live markets like fall of next wicket or over-by-over runs, all from the same match screen on your mobile. Access depends on local law and eligible regions.

HOW WE RUN THIS

How pk765 Keeps Score Chase Fair

Every Score Chase market we offer runs on live data feeds tied to official match scorecards. Our sportsbook rules for void, suspend, and settle events are written in plain language inside your account, so there are no surprises when a match goes to DLS or gets abandoned.

Live Data Feeds

Score Chase odds update ball by ball using verified live match data. No manual adjustments — the market reflects what is actually happening on the pitch in real time.

Clear Settlement Rules

We publish the exact settlement conditions for Score Chase — including DLS-revised targets and abandoned matches — inside the sportsbook rules section of your account.

Market Suspension Policy

When a wicket falls or an over ends in an unusual way, the Score Chase market suspends briefly. This protects the integrity of the position and resumes once data is confirmed.

Account Dispute Path

If a Score Chase settlement does not match your reading of the result, you can raise a formal dispute through your account. Every case is reviewed against the official scorecard.

Cricket Score Chase Glossary

New to Score Chase betting? These are the terms you will see most often across our cricket sportsbook markets.

What is a Score Chase market?

A Score Chase market lets you position on whether the batting side will successfully reach a set target within the allocated overs. Odds shift as wickets fall and run rate changes.

What does required run rate mean in betting?

Required run rate is the number of runs the chasing team must score per over to reach the target. As overs reduce and wickets fall, this figure changes and directly affects live market odds.

What is DLS and how does it affect Score Chase?

DLS stands for Duckworth-Lewis-Stern, a method used to recalculate targets in rain-affected matches. When DLS applies, Score Chase markets settle against the revised target, not the original one.

What does market suspension mean during a cricket match?

Suspension means the Score Chase market is temporarily closed to new positions, usually around wickets, boundaries, or data delays. It reopens once the live feed confirms the updated match state.

What is a void bet in a Score Chase context?

A void bet means your position is cancelled and your stake returned. This typically happens when a match is abandoned before enough overs are bowled to produce a valid result.

What does in-play mean for Score Chase?

In-play means the market is live while the match is ongoing. For Score Chase, in-play positions are placed between deliveries or overs as the run chase develops in real time.

Common Questions About Score Chase Betting

These are the questions we see most from people following cricket Score Chase markets on pk765.

Yes. Score Chase markets are available in-play from the start of the second innings until the market suspends near the end of the chase. Odds update ball by ball while the market is open.

If the chasing team finishes on exactly the target score at the end of regulation overs, the result is a tie. Settlement follows the official match result declared by the governing cricket board.

If play resumes with a DLS-revised target, your position settles against the new target. If the match is abandoned without a result, your stake is returned as a void bet.

PSL fixtures are among the cricket matches we carry in our sportsbook where local law and eligible regions permit. Check the live match list during PSL season for available Score Chase markets.

Open the sportsbook section from the mobile lobby, select cricket, then choose a live match. Score Chase appears as a market tab within the match view alongside other in-play options.

Your account needs to be verified and funded. You can add funds via JazzCash, Easypaisa, or Raast from inside your account wallet, then move to the sportsbook and open any live cricket match.
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