Zimbabwe vs South Africa
About Market
This market centers on the outcome of the Zimbabwe vs South Africa T20 men’s cricket match, with the scheduled completion of the match serving as the defining milestone for comparison. The end of the match establishes a single decisive sporting result, providing a clear endpoint at which one side is officially recorded as the winner. Traders are assessing which team will be recognized as the winner once the match concludes, turning the final result as recorded by the sport’s governing authority into the benchmark that determines the outcome of this market.
- Market Outcomes and Resolution Criteria: This market resolves to “Zimbabwe” if Zimbabwe is officially declared the winner of the specified Zimbabwe vs South Africa T20 men’s match. It resolves to “South Africa” if South Africa is officially declared the winner. It resolves to “Tie” if the match is abandoned, declared “No Result,” tied without a subsequent tie-break winner, or if no official winner is declared by 14:30 UTC March 1, 2026. In the event of a Tie resolution, all positions settle at $0.50 per share.
- Definition of Official Winner: “Officially declared winner” means the team recorded as the winner in the official match result under ICC playing conditions, including outcomes determined by standard play, Super Over, or any ICC-sanctioned tie-breaking procedure.
- No Result, Tie, or Abandonment: If the ICC records the match as “No Result,” abandoned, tied without a deciding Super Over (or equivalent tie-break), or otherwise completed without an officially declared winner before 14:30 UTC March 1, 2026, the market resolves to “Tie” at $0.50 per share.
- Official Source of Truth: Resolution is based exclusively on the official match result published on the ICC website. Secondary reporting may be used only for confirmation and cannot override the official ICC record.
- Delays and Interruptions: Weather delays, reduced overs, or adjusted playing conditions are valid provided an official winner is declared before 14:30 UTC March 1, 2026. If no official winner is recorded by that time, the market resolves to “Tie.”
- Resolution Timing: The market resolves as soon as reasonably practical after the ICC publishes the official result, or immediately at 14:30 UTC March 1, 2026 if no qualifying winner has been declared.
Zimbabwe vs South Africa
About Market
This market centers on the outcome of the Zimbabwe vs South Africa T20 men’s cricket match, with the scheduled completion of the match serving as the defining milestone for comparison. The end of the match establishes a single decisive sporting result, providing a clear endpoint at which one side is officially recorded as the winner. Traders are assessing which team will be recognized as the winner once the match concludes, turning the final result as recorded by the sport’s governing authority into the benchmark that determines the outcome of this market.
- Market Outcomes and Resolution Criteria: This market resolves to “Zimbabwe” if Zimbabwe is officially declared the winner of the specified Zimbabwe vs South Africa T20 men’s match. It resolves to “South Africa” if South Africa is officially declared the winner. It resolves to “Tie” if the match is abandoned, declared “No Result,” tied without a subsequent tie-break winner, or if no official winner is declared by 14:30 UTC March 1, 2026. In the event of a Tie resolution, all positions settle at $0.50 per share.
- Definition of Official Winner: “Officially declared winner” means the team recorded as the winner in the official match result under ICC playing conditions, including outcomes determined by standard play, Super Over, or any ICC-sanctioned tie-breaking procedure.
- No Result, Tie, or Abandonment: If the ICC records the match as “No Result,” abandoned, tied without a deciding Super Over (or equivalent tie-break), or otherwise completed without an officially declared winner before 14:30 UTC March 1, 2026, the market resolves to “Tie” at $0.50 per share.
- Official Source of Truth: Resolution is based exclusively on the official match result published on the ICC website. Secondary reporting may be used only for confirmation and cannot override the official ICC record.
- Delays and Interruptions: Weather delays, reduced overs, or adjusted playing conditions are valid provided an official winner is declared before 14:30 UTC March 1, 2026. If no official winner is recorded by that time, the market resolves to “Tie.”
- Resolution Timing: The market resolves as soon as reasonably practical after the ICC publishes the official result, or immediately at 14:30 UTC March 1, 2026 if no qualifying winner has been declared.
