Scotland vs Australia 2nd T20 – Cricket Betting Tips & Predictions
6 September, 2024
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The 2nd T20I between Scotland and Australia takes place on Friday. The hosts lost the…
England v Australia Betting Tips & Predictions
It’s the most high-profile match of the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup so far as bitter rivals England and Australia meet at Lords on Tuesday. We’re set for the standard 10.30am start time and armchair fans not able to make it along to the venue can join an audience of millions who will take in the live coverage provided by Sky Sports. It’ll be one not to be missed. Here are our top England v Australia betting tips.
This fixture will tell us a lot about the chances of either side going on to win the tournament outright as the defending champions take on the hosts and pre-competition favourites. Will we see England make a giant stride towards their first World Cup title and a place in the history books or will the Aussies prove they are finally over a nightmare year by sending out a message to the watching world? There’s only one way to find out.
Weather Must Live Up to the Occasion
Two of the biggest teams in international cricket playing at one of the best venues the sport has to offer, this will be a fascinating contest from the coin toss through to the deciding ball. You can mark the occasion and add a bit more spice to the day with a bet on the outcome. Wager your cash on the winner of this tussle or play one of the many specials. You can claim a profit from the afternoon by avoiding the unpredictability of the match betting. Back top batsman, top bowler, highest opening partnership, man of the match and even draw no bet.
We’re hoping the latter isn’t an issue as it would be a tragedy if this fixture was to fall victim to the recent wet weather we’ve been seeing in England this summer. Everything else is in place to provide us with a classic, we’re left to cross our fingers and hope its dry and conditions live up to the occasion as we’ve seen already organisers don’t appear to have put too much thought into a backup plan for abandoned matches.
