Resolution criteria
This market resolves based on the official results and awards for the three-match One Day International (ODI) series between Australia and England scheduled for November 2026, as reported by Cricket Australia or ESPNcricinfo.
Each option resolves independently as YES or NO according to the following conditions:
Australia wins the ODI series 3-0: Resolves YES if Australia wins all three ODIs; otherwise NO.
Australia wins the ODI series 2-1: Resolves YES if Australia wins two matches and England wins one match; otherwise NO.
England wins the ODI series 3-0: Resolves YES if England wins all three ODIs; otherwise NO.
England wins the ODI series 2-1: Resolves YES if England wins two matches and Australia wins one match; otherwise NO.
Series ends in a 1-1 draw with a tie or washout: Resolves YES if the series finishes 1–1 with one match ending in a tie, no result, or abandoned match (washout); otherwise NO.
Inglis MoTS: Resolves YES if Josh Inglis is officially named the Player/Man of the Series (MoTS) for the ODI series by the match officials/broadcasters; otherwise NO. If the award is shared, this option still resolves YES. If no Player of the Series award is officially awarded, this option resolves NO.
If fewer than two matches reach an official result (e.g., due to multiple washouts or cancellations) such that none of the listed series scorelines materialize, each scoreline option resolves NO.
Background
England's white-ball tour of Australia in November 2026 features a three-match ODI series followed by five T20Is. The ODI matches are scheduled across Perth, Adelaide, and Hobart ahead of preparations for the 2027 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup. Australia's white-ball wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis has been a central fixture in Australia's limited-overs setup.
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