
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…
We’re into the third leg of India and Australia’s One Day International series as the nations fly through the series in preparation for this summer’s World Cup in England. JSCA International Stadium Complex in Ranchi plays host and UK followers can view the action live from 8.00am GMT on Friday morning. The perfect way to start a busy weekend of sport. Here are our top India v Australia 3rd ODI betting tips.
Bookmakers lay on a feast of betting opportunities to allow us a stab at starting with a profit and you can have your say on the winner of the 3rd ODI, or take your pick from a number of specials, including highest first 15 overs, first ball, highest opening partnership, and plenty more besides.
Traders have India marked up as hot favourites for the win, but is there any value in that? Our tipsters trawl through the markets and return with their views on the outcome, as well as the markets worth having and the bookies offering best price.
The hosts got off to a winning start in the One Day International series when claiming the opener by a tight six wickets, the final scores returned at India 240-4 (48.2) against 236-7 (50.0). It was a thrilling contest and one that gave us a deserving winner but there was very little between the teams for large periods of the day and it looked like it could go either way heading towards the finish line with both fighting for the result.
Australia came out of the day with plenty of positives, but the fact remains it’s another defeat on the card of a group already fragile with confidence thin on the ground. Supporters recognise the team are back moving in the right direction but its wins that are important and the Aussies must give their weary followers something to cheer as a thanks for sticking with them through a difficult year.
They did have more to cheer during a T20 series win that was achieved thanks to a superb performance from Glenn Maxwell who rattled 113 not out at the end of last month in Bangalore. That result suggested the visitors would carry their form into the One Day Internationals, but they missed the chances that came their way and, at the end of the play, Australia knew they only had themselves to blame for the loss.