Volume share on outcome

Odds highlight Favorite (lowest odds)

Date / Match	1	2	Volume / Links
May 4, 10:30Womens One Day Internationals Pakistan W — Zimbabwe W	1.07 score 59767 drop ▼12.3%mw 98.6%	14.0 score — drop ▲259.0%mw 1.4%	£187,210
May 4, 10:00County Championship Somerset — Yorkshire	1.41 score 5934 drop ▼3.4%mw 70.2%	3.3 score — drop ▲50.0%mw 29.8%	£2,830
May 4, 10:00County Championship Leicestershire — Nottinghamshire	50.0 score 53 drop ▼16.7%mw 4.5%	1.01 score — drop —mw 95.5%	£3,106
May 4, 14:00Indian Premier League Mumbai Indians — Lucknow Super Giants	1.69 score — drop ▲5.6%mw 98.4%	2.44 score — drop ▲7.0%mw 1.6%	£464,705
May 4, 10:00County Championship Surrey — Sussex	- score — drop —mw 95.6%	100.0 score — drop ▲809.1%mw 4.4%	£5,082
May 4, 10:00County Championship Middlesex — Durham	2.82 score — drop —mw 39.8%	1.11 score — drop ▲0.9%mw 60.2%	£430
May 4, 10:00County Championship Kent — Derbyshire	1.46 score — drop ▲21.7%mw 61.6%	2.58 score — drop ▲11.2%mw 38.4%	£1,044

The Combined Signal table for Cricket 1 X 2 fuses two independent market signals — odds drop percentage and betting volume share — into a single score per outcome. High-scoring cells reveal selections where sustained price compression meets concentrated money flow, a rare alignment that sharp bettors look for before kickoff. Sort by combined signal to see the strongest convergences first. Note: market signals such as odds drops and Moneyway percentages are indicators, not certainties — they can reflect fluctuations, public money, or deliberate bookmaker traps. Sharp money can be wrong, and sport always holds surprises.