Cricket Markets 2026 — ODIs, Tests, T20 and cross-exchange

Shared workspace on Qwidgets tracking prediction markets with data from Kalshi, Polymarket, and more. Live prices, candlestick charts, order books, and historical analytics for every event and market on this page.

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Kalshi's England–Sri Lanka ODI is the biggest cricket book on either venue today: $786,776 traded on $665,535 of open interest, England at 86%. Polymarket's single moneyline on the same match turns $155,962 and quotes England at 87%—a point apart on a book nearly a million dollars deep between them.

The Caribbean Premier League title has settled and leaves the page. In its place: the second ODI on Thursday, South Africa–Australia, a four-day India A–Australia A match with the draw at 33%, and two associate T20s.

Kalshi lists the match as a two-way board; Polymarket as a single contract on England. 86% against 87%. Kalshi settles tonight at 19:30 UTC, and Polymarket's contract carries a settlement window running to September 29.

Kalshi's two legs, side by side. They sum to exactly 100%, so there is no overround to read through: the price is the probability.

The second England–Sri Lanka ODI has opened on Kalshi with $975 traded and England at 84%, two points under today's price before a ball is bowled. Beside it, South Africa–Australia on September 24, the closest international book on the board: Australia 55%, South Africa 44%, on $5,095.

Bermuda are 74% against Bahamas on $11,365, and Nigeria 82% against Nigeria A on $3,069 in the Nigeria quadrangular series. Both settle today.

India A–Australia A turns $48,100: India A 49%, the draw 33%, Australia A 13%. It is the only board on the page where a third outcome carries real weight, and it runs to September 27. The history below tracks the draw leg as the days run out.

Today's ODI settles at 19:30 UTC, the second ODI and South Africa–Australia on September 24, and the four-day match on September 27.

  • Whether Kalshi and Polymarket stay a point apart on England through the finish.
  • The second ODI's opening price. England at 84% before the first match has settled; watch it reprice on today's result.
  • The draw at 33% in India A–Australia A. The leg should fall as the days run out unless the match stalls.
  • Australia 55% against South Africa, the only international on the page priced near a coin flip.