ENG vs PAK 3rd Test Cricket Predictions & Betting Tips
With the series tied at 1-1 it is all to play for in the third…
The time has arrived for the Australia v India 1st test match betting tips. The Australia v India series moves onto Test Match cricket when the nations meet in the 1st Test at the Adelaide Oval. The coin toss to signal the start of day one goes up on Thursday 6 December at midnight UK time; the Sky Sports cameras will be in attendance to ensue armchair fans don’t miss a moment of what promises to be a hard-fought few days of high-quality cricket.
If what we’ve seen from the teams in the warm-up matches is anything to go by, this will be a close-run first test; the full duration is expected to separate two rivals who go in confident. They each believe they have what it takes to land an early blow on their opponent.
As well as the match enjoying the live TV coverage for the benefit of sports fans up late desperate for their fix of international cricket, bookmakers have also done their bit to ensure you can add a touch of extra spice to the occasion with a bet at a nice price.
Trawl through the markets offered and you’ll find a long list of betting opportunities covering both the 1st Test Match and Series outright. Have your say on who will prevail in the opener; or aim a bit higher and take a better price on the top Australian batsman; top Australian bowler; who will score most runs for the visitors and which player will take most wickets representing Team India.
There’s also highest opening partnership and plenty more besides. A fine example of just how in-depth traders go on this one can be seen by the fact they are offering backers the chance to bet on the winner of the coin toss. Yes, you really can wager your stake on heads or tails.
You’ll get 10/11 each of two; although it’s no way to get rich quick, it does serve as a fun bet to have before a bat has been swung in anger. It may just give an early indication as to how your luck is looking that day. Give it a try for small stakes to increase your interest in the build-up.