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…
More cricket predictions on the horizon – our South Africa v Pakistan betting tips. South Africa and Pakistan renew rivalries at the New Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on Friday 11 January in what will be the 3rd and final Test Match of the series between the rivals. With a competitive encounter expected, this looks a fantastic way to get your weekend of sport started.
UK fans can follow every toss, swing and catch live from 8.00am; as well as an exciting few days of international cricket, bookmakers also lay out a spread of betting markets, designed to help add a bit more spice to the occasion.
We love live sport of all descriptions but there’s no doubt it’s always more enjoyable with a bet at nice odds resting on the outcome. That hasn’t gone unnoticed by traders, of course, and the money men have reacted.
Have your say on the winner of the 3rd Test Match or dive a bit deeper and call the top South African batsman; top South African bowler; which player will score most runs for the tourists and who will rank as the most successful bowler representing Pakistan.
Bookmakers have South Africa chalked up as red-hot favourites to continue their dominance of this series with another win; however, the hosts already have the job done and that’s sure to send a few punters out in search of the value with a capable Pakistan side carrying attractive odds.
Our team of sports betting experts have run the rule over the final series and report back with our views on the shrewd bets to have and how best to target profit going into the weekend. We’ve trawled the most popular markets and promotions to uncover the betting gems and have also done the work on your behalf to find the bookies offering top value on our selections.
Sports betting is difficult enough without taking less of a price; however, that’s something you won’t be in danger of doing if keeping this site close by when making your bets. Let’s look at how the previous outings in this series have gone with the intention of picking up a few clues.
South Africa were backed by most to get off to a winning start in this series when the coin went up for the 1st Test on 26 December and the locals lived up to expectations; they claimed a hard-fought six wickets win, scoring 223 all out and 151-4 against the 190 all out and 181 all out of their opponents.
The bare result suggests a tight match that could’ve gone either way; however, South Africa always looked the side most likely to nail down the desired result and, in the end, had no trouble getting across the line. Fans were in high spirits on the back of that and punters struggled to find any value on SA doubling up to win the series outright at the earliest opportunity. Taking the 1st Test Match in a three-game series is vitally important, and it proved to be the case again.