Stan James on 20 20 cricket

This week sees the start of the new Twenty 20 Cup and we at Stan James welcome it back with open arms. At around three hours long, the twenty over a side format is not too demanding on people's time and the excitement begins straight away. Twenty 20 is certainly not for the purists. With many MCC members at Lords putting down the Telegraph crossword in protest and The Geoffrey Boycott Forward Defensive Movement lobbying Parliament, the establishment has had an uneasy relationship with this new form of their beloved game. But around the grounds the ordinary cricket fans love it. It's fast, furious and above all very entertaining. It also continues to be very successful with attendances growing every year, and it has now reached International level as well. Cricket is finally beginning to attract a new audience and that has to be good news. The third season of Twenty 20 Cricket promises plenty.Stan James don't just put up the match prices, we have developed a host of markets to bet on as the game unfolds. We were the pioneers of In-Running betting so we know exactly what we are doing. Other firms will be simply coping our lead but most will have the match prices and that will be it. Check out the range at Stan James and join a serious bookmaker, who aren't afraid to get involved and keep you entertained. Types of betMatch PricesWhich team will win the matchMatch Prices In-RunningWe don't take the prices down when the match begins. We continue to trade this market throughout the duration. Total RunsWe will have a market prior to the match on the total number of runs that the side batting first will score. It will take the form of three options:- Under ??? Runs, Between ??? Runs or Over ??? Runs. Total Runs In-RunningAgain we continue to trade this market up until the tenth over of the twenty overs in total. We then close the book.Total Runs After Six OversWe will have a market prior to the each innings on the total number of runs scored in the first 6 overs by each team. We will continue to trade this market during the first over and then we close the book. Wicket Dismissal Method In RunningYou can bet during play on how the next wicket will fall. We don't complicate this. It is either Caught or Any Other Method (of dismissal)Next Man Out In RunningWith two players at the wicket at any one time we bet during the action on which batsman will be out first of the two currently at the crease.Highest Score 1st 6 OversWe ask you to predict which team will score the most runs after the first 6 overs. Team A or Team B?or it could be a tie. Who'll Win The TossStraight head to head and all about a hunchHighest Opening PartnershipWhich team will score the most runs before their first wicket down. Again the tie is a possibility. Top BatsmanWe'll bet on who'll end up top scorer from each side