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

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The series moves to its next T20 on Sunday, October 11, and India is 80% on Kalshi and 81.5% on Polymarket. Both books have only just opened: $1,788 on Kalshi and $295 on Polymarket. Friday's match closed on $4.9M of Kalshi volume.

Pakistan–Sri Lanka is decided in all but settlement: Pakistan is 99%, on a $1,240,019 day, $726,457 of it on Sri Lanka. The one-day boards settle Sunday morning ET: India A is 59% over Australia A on $802, and Australia 96.5% over Bangladesh in the women's ODI, with $922 of $1,173 on Bangladesh.

Kalshi lists the match as a two-way board; Polymarket as a single contract on India. 80% and 81.5%, on $1,788 and $295: two new books a point and a half apart.

Kalshi's two legs side by side, summing to 102% on a book that opened today. India took $947 and West Indies $840: nearly as much money on the side priced at about a quarter of India's.

Pakistan against Sri Lanka in a T20 settling Friday afternoon ET: Pakistan 99%, Sri Lanka 1%, on $1,240,019, $726,457 of it on Sri Lanka. The match is all but decided.

Both one-day boards settle Sunday morning ET. India A 59% against Australia A on $802, $566 of it on Australia A. Australia 96.5% against Bangladesh in a women's ODI on $1,173; Bangladesh's 3.5% leg took the larger share, $922.

  • Sunday's T20: India 80% on Kalshi and 81.5% on Polymarket, settling Sunday afternoon ET.
  • Pakistan–Sri Lanka: Pakistan 99%, settling Friday afternoon ET.
  • India A–Australia A: 59% for India A, settling Sunday morning ET.
  • Australia–Bangladesh: Australia 96.5% in the women's ODI, settling Sunday morning ET.