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Test cricket desk

Test-match analysis where time, weather, pitch deterioration and the draw require explicit treatment.

Match winner (3-way)Draw no betFirst-innings leadTop batter per inningsSession and day runs
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Five-day terminal

What is the market missing about time, surface and draw risk?

Sport-specific decision workflow
01Surface state

Deterioration and seam/spin

02Innings position

Runs, wickets and lead

03Time remaining

Overs, weather and light

04Outcome prices

Win, draw and declaration paths

Test Cricket markets, inputs and risk

The market groups, specialist inputs and exposure checks that are specific to this code.

Cricket format

Five days, draw is a real result.

Test Cricket core markets

Market groups on this desk

Workflow: Match → day → session. A group is only operational when its source responds.

MARKET STRUCTURE · NOT A PRICE
Match result (3-way)Tap to explainno price source

The draw is a real outcome and usually where the error sits.

  • Home
  • Away
  • Draw
  • Draw no bet

Needs: Bookmaker price sweep. Nothing in this group is selectable until that source returns a current quote.

Innings & leadTap to explainno price source

Settles on day two or three and is often softer than the result.

  • First-innings lead
  • Team innings runs
  • Highest opening partnership

Needs: Bookmaker price sweep. Nothing in this group is selectable until that source returns a current quote.

Session & day marketsTap to explainno price source

Short-window markets inside a five-day match.

  • Session runs
  • Day runs
  • Wickets in the session

Needs: Bookmaker price sweep. Nothing in this group is selectable until that source returns a current quote.

Player marketsTap to explainno price source

Time at the crease and conditions matter more than form alone.

  • Top batter per innings
  • Player runs
  • Top bowler

Needs: Bookmaker price sweep. Nothing in this group is selectable until that source returns a current quote.

Series marketsTap to explainno price source

A multi-Test position with a long capital commitment.

  • Series winner
  • Series correct score

Needs: Bookmaker price sweep. Nothing in this group is selectable until that source returns a current quote.

Test Cricket specialist inputs

These are the inputs that decide prices in this code. Edgewise shows a value only when a connected source supplies it.

Supplied by a connected source

No specialist input is being supplied right now. Check the source panel above, then retry the feed.

Not available
  • Weather & lightTap to explain

    Lost overs push the match toward a draw.

    No connected source supplies this today. Judge it yourself before committing a stake.
  • Pitch deteriorationTap to explain

    Day-four and day-five surfaces change the result distribution.

    No connected source supplies this today. Judge it yourself before committing a stake.
  • Overs remainingTap to explain

    Time is the constraint on any result other than the draw.

    No connected source supplies this today. Judge it yourself before committing a stake.
  • New-ball timingTap to explain

    Session markets turn on when the new ball is taken.

    No connected source supplies this today. Judge it yourself before committing a stake.

Test Cricket risk dimensions

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Exposure in this code is not just total stake. These are the concentrations to check before sizing.

Match exposureTap to explain

Result, lead and session markets on one Test.

Session exposureTap to explain

Several short-window positions inside a day.

Player exposureTap to explain

One player across innings and top-batter markets.

Capital durationTap to explain

Capital can be tied up for five days, or longer across a series.

Working vocabulary
DrawTap to explain
Neither side wins because time runs out — not a tie.
First-innings leadTap to explain
Which side leads after both first innings.
SessionTap to explain
One of three playing blocks in a day.
Follow-onTap to explain
The trailing side may be asked to bat again immediately.

Current slate & pricing calculator

Tap any fixture to load it into the hero above, then price it with the sport-tuned calculator.

Current slate · tap to load

Models & markets for Test Cricket

What people actually bet on this code, which Edgewise engines are pointed at it, and how to start following them.

Test match control centre

Markets on the Test cricket desk

Test-match analysis where time, weather, pitch deterioration and the draw require explicit treatment.

Match winner (3-way)Tap to explain
Home / away / draw — the draw is the whole edge.
Draw no betTap to explain
Two-way alternative when the draw is mispriced.
First-innings leadTap to explain
Settles on day 2–3, often soft.
Top batter per inningsTap to explain
Order and conditions driven.
Session and day runsTap to explain
Short-window in-play markets.
Series winnerTap to explain
Multi-Test simulation across the series.
Draw priced explicitlyWorldwide TestsSession marketsFive-day in-play

Configured analysis modules

Configured means the module is available in this desk. Current market output still depends on the source and freshness panel above.

  • Consensus fair priceTap to explainconfigured

    Three-way de-vig including the draw.

  • Arbitrage · TestTap to explainconfigured

    Cross-source price comparison for this code. Apparent arbitrage remains subject to movement, limits, voids and execution.

  • Line shoppingTap to explainconfigured

    Best available price across the configured licensed sources, with freshness checked on every sweep.

  • CLV trackerTap to explainconfigured

    Compares recorded selections with an available closing-price observation when one is captured.

Roadmap—not current evidence
  • Draw-probability model — Overs remaining, weather and pitch deterioration.
  • Session runs model — Per-session scoring distribution.

Evidence status

The richer performance, movement and in-play analysis panels stay unavailable until they can be backed by their own timestamped source data.

Current release gate

No derived performance claims yet

Edgewise can show a de-vigged consensus only when the connected odds source returns it. Line movement, team form, venue, weather, player markets and model-derived edges remain hidden until their inputs and timestamps are captured for this sport.

ODI · 50-over expected runs & wickets

50-over format rewards anchor + accelerator pairings. We model partnership runs, fall-of-wicket curves, and DLS for any rain-affected lines.

Partnership runs
E[runs] = SR × balls × (1 − P(wicket))
Phase-adjusted SR.
Total
Total = Σ phase × pace × (1 − wicket_loss)
Powerplay × middle × death.
Win prob
P(win) = Φ((Pred − Par) / σ)
Updates each ball in-play.
Test Cricket tools:Series priceTop bowlerMatch totalsDLS calculator
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