Backing refers to placing a bet on a specific outcome of a cricket match, such as a team winning or a player scoring a certain number of runs.

In cricket, a batsman can score a maximum of 6 runs in an over by hitting the ball over the boundary.

A punter is a person who places bets on cricket matches, typically with a bookmaker.

A tipster is a person who provides information and advice on cricket matches for betting purposes, often for a fee.

A straight bet is a bet on the exact score of a cricket match, such as Team A winning by 100 runs.

A straight bet is a bet on the winner of a cricket match, such as Team A winning the match.

An over/under bet is a bet on the total number of runs scored in a cricket match, such as over 200 runs or under 200 runs.

An accumulator bet is a bet on the outcome of multiple cricket matches, where the winnings from each match are rolled over to the next match.

An each-way bet is a bet on the outcome of a specific event within a cricket match, such as a player scoring a century or taking a five-wicket haul.

A player prop bet is a bet on the outcome of a cricket match based on the performance of a specific player, such as a player scoring a certain number of runs or taking a certain number of wickets.

A toss bet is a bet on the outcome of a cricket match based on the toss result, such as Team A winning the toss or Team B winning the toss.

A weather bet is a bet on the outcome of a cricket match based on the weather conditions, such as the match being abandoned due to rain or the match being played in sunny conditions.

A pitch bet is a bet on the outcome of a cricket match based on the pitch conditions, such as the pitch being a batsman-friendly pitch or a bowler-friendly pitch.

A team news bet is a bet on the outcome of a cricket match based on the team news, such as a key player being injured or a new player being added to the squad.