Cricket World Cup Odds 2023
Compare Cricket World Cup odds from licensed online bookmakers, with the best prices highlighted below.
The tables above highlight the best Cricket World Cup betting odds currently on offer for each market. When you click on the price you want to back, you'll be taken to the bookmaker's site, where you can claim a welcome offer with free bets if you're a new customer.
Cricket World Cup odds differ from one bookie to the next - and prices can vary a lot when you're backing a tournament winner on the outright market.
We've compared the odds to save you the hassle of manually comparing dozens of prices yourself. We've also picked out some of the best Cricket World Cup betting offers, including odds boosts, money-back specials and early payout deals.
FAQ
Which bookmakers have the best Cricket World Cup odds?
The best Cricket World Cup odds come from heavyweights of the betting industry like bet365 and the best new betting sites like BetMGM. Visit this page at any time to compare the best prices available for both outright and match markets.
Where is the next (2027) Cricket World Cup being held?
The 2027 Cricket World Cup is scheduled to be played in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia in October and November. South Africa and Zimbabwe co-hosted the tournament in 2003, while this is Namibia's first time hosting a major cricket competition.
What channel is the Cricket World Cup on in the UK?
Sky Sports have exclusive TV rights for the Cricket World Cup in the UK. Online punters with a bet365 account can stream all matches live to their device. Betway is also showing all of the matches live. Radio coverage can be heard on the BBC.
Which country has won the most Cricket World Cups?
Australia have won the Cricket World Cup on five occasions. India and the West Indies have both won the tournament twice, while England, Sri Lanka and Pakistan are the only other three countries that have been crowned ODI world champions.
Who has the most runs in Cricket World Cup history?
Legendary Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar is the leading all-time run-scorer in the Cricket World Cup, with 2,278 runs to his name. Former Australia star Ricky Ponting is second on the list with 1,743 runs, while Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara is third with 1,532.