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StatusOpen
CategorySport
Published17 Dec 2025 08:09 UTC
Last Updated27 Dec 2025 03:00 UTC
| # | Bet options | Chance to win | Change | Odds | Return on 100 | Related |
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| Implied Projected Winner India | 4.26% | - | 23.450 | 2345 |
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| Australia | 3.57% | - | 28.050 | 2805 |
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| England | 3.29% | - | 30.350 | 3035 |
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| South Africa | 3.06% | - | 32.650 | 3265 |
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| Pakistan | 2.68% | - | 37.250 | 3725 |
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| New Zealand | 2.53% | - | 39.550 | 3955 |
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| West Indies | 2.27% | - | 44.150 | 4415 |
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| Afghanistan | 2% | - | 49.900 | 4990 |
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| Sri Lanka | 1.49% | - | 67.150 | 6715 |
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| Bangladesh | 0.74% | - | 135.000 | 13500 |
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The 2026 ICC Cricket World Cup will bring together the game’s global elite for one of the most watched sporting events on the planet.
The tournament is expected to feature 10–12 nations, running from October to November 2026, with matches played across multiple host venues in the Indian subcontinent, renowned for its passionate crowds and batting-friendly conditions.
The World Cup format rewards balance — teams must combine top-order consistency with bowling precision to survive the group stage and knockout rounds. For bettors, it’s one of the most strategically rich outright markets in world sport.
In 2023, Australia secured their sixth World Cup title, defeating India in Ahmedabad with a disciplined bowling display and a composed chase.
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Heading into 2026, the traditional powers — India, Australia, England, and Pakistan — remain at the top of the odds boards, while South Africa and New Zealand continue to chase their first championship with strong white-ball cores.
With emerging talent from Sri Lanka and Bangladesh also in play, this edition could deliver one of the most competitive fields in recent memory.
This outright market allows bettors to select which national side will lift the Cricket World Cup Trophy in 2026.
Key factors influencing odds include squad depth, adaptability to subcontinent pitches, spin-attack quality, and experience in pressure knockout situations.
Host advantage, batting depth, and elite spinners make India the front-runner. If their seamers stay healthy, a home-field title run looks very achievable.
The defending champions remain tournament specialists. Their balance between aggressive batting and disciplined pace bowling makes them a constant threat.
Known for fearless white-ball cricket and deep batting order. If their middle overs tighten up, England’s scoring tempo keeps them among the favorites.
A world-class pace attack and improving top order give Pakistan genuine title upside. Their unpredictability often translates into value for outright bettors.
Still searching for their first World Cup win. With a powerful batting unit and quality quicks, the Proteas could finally break through if they handle pressure moments.
Pitch Conditions: Subcontinent wickets favor spin and patient batting.
Toss Impact: Bat-first advantage remains significant in day–night matches.
Depth & Rotation: Managing workloads across long tournament schedules is critical.
Power-Play Efficiency: Early overs often decide momentum in limited-overs cricket.
Weather & Venues: Dew and humidity can alter run totals and chasing trends.
Event: 2026 ICC Cricket World Cup – Tournament Winner
2023 Champion: Australia
Betting Focus: Spin strength, middle-order stability, and adaptability to local conditions.
Best Sources: ICC-Cricket.com, ESPNcricinfo, The Athletic Cricket, CricBuzz, Flashscore.
This projection chart for BetMod 717 shows the Top 5 wagering options for "Sport" at 2025-11-03 18:02:57. The current order displaying on the Chart above is "India" the projected winner, "Australia" in second place, "England" in 3rd place right now, "South Africa" showing up at 4th from the top, "Pakistan" showing up at 5th from the top.
