How do session lines work?
Each session is a total for the innings so far at a fixed over, so a 10-over session includes the first six. The line moves after every ball during play. Most sites also price each session before the match starts, when the line is based on the venue, the pitch and the two line-ups.
- Sessions settle as soon as the set over ends. You don't wait for the match result.
- Second-innings sessions are often priced more tightly, because the target tells everyone how fast the chase needs to go.
- In Tests, a session can mean a day's playing session between lunch and tea rather than a set number of overs.