Being a degen is a core principle of our SGPN family. Well, what’s more degen than sweating out how many 180s will be thrown in a darts match? Or how many kills a player will get in Call of Duty? Allow us to introduce our Degens Only Play of the Day, a pick so obscure, it will have you friends questioning your sanity.
Every day, we scour sportsbooks and DFS sites for that one special play off the beaten path. Today, we turn our attention to the game of cricket and The Hundred match between the Birmingham Phoenix and the London Spirit. Here, we are looking for one team to rack up the fours in this match.
Cricket Match Prop: Degens Only Play of the Day
Birmingham Phoenix vs London Spirit: Spirit To Hit The Most 4s (+120 via ESPN BET)
Sunday, August 17th, 1:00pm ET
The London Spirit are currently 2-2 through their four matches this season. They are in fifth place overall on the ladder accruing eight points on the year. London is averaging 15 fours per match so far. The Spirit are only allowing 11.5 fours per match heading into this contest. They have hit more fours than their opponents in all of their matches this season.
The Birmingham Phoenix are 1-3 this year and are last on the ladder. Birmingham is averaging 11.5 fours per match through their first four matches. However, they are allowing an average of 14 fours to their opponents this year. They have come out on the losing end of this prop in all four matches in their 2025 campaign. On top of that, they’ve surrendered 37 fours in their last two matches alone.
David Warner is enjoying his visit to Sophia Gardens! ⚡️#TheHundred pic.twitter.com/0vHSh18Z5p
— The Hundred (@thehundred) August 9, 2025
London boasts two of the top 10 batters in fours hit. Spirit batter David Warner tops the leaderboard with 22 fours hit this season. Fellow batter Ashton Turner is seventh best overall with 13 fours this year. That firepower alone should be enough to cash this prop.
Good luck on this and all of your plays today. We’ll be back with another Degens Only Play of the Day tomorrow. While you’re here, check out some of my other contributions to the SGPN.
