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New Zealand v India 2nd T20 Betting Tips & Predictions
Here are our best New Zealand v India 2nd T20 betting tips. We move onto the second instalment of the Twenty20 series played out by New Zealand and India when the teams renew rivalries at Eden Park in Auckland on Friday morning. The second leg of what will be a quick-fire treble, the opener was settled on Wednesday morning, the third scheduled to be played to a conclusion on Sunday.
India will be hoping to still have a chance of winning the T20 series by the end of the weekend, but they have much work to do if they are to get back on level terms in what should prove to be a vitally important 2nd T20 match shown live on Sky Sports.
Punters and armchair fans are able to follow the play live from 6.00am UK time but if this match falls into line with the battles the nations have been involved in already during this tour, it’ll prove a game well worth setting your alarm for.
If you do miss the start you can get involved at any time thanks to the active in-play coverage available with many major bookmakers, including Coral. To help keep you on the right side of the traders, our team of sports betting experts have previewed Wednesday’s match, before advising where they believe you should invest your cash. We also flag up which firms offer the best value on the game as it’s important to ensure your stake money is working as hard as possible on your behalf.
India Set the Pace
India impressed during the opening rounds of their tour of New Zealand and gave fans back home plenty to cheer while upsetting the locals. The tourists raced into a 3-0 lead to win the One Day International series, before ending with a comfortable 4-1 deficit.
New Zealand fought back briefly in the fourth day of play but that looked more to do with their opponents taking their eye off the ball with the series already sewn up, rather than NZ threatening to turn things around. The 4-1 final score was a fair reflection of how play went, and it left the home side with plenty more questions than answers come the final tally.
The victors recorded some eye-catching results on their way to that success, not least the 90-run cheer back on 26 January to open a 2-0 advantage, showing their opponents just what they were in for going forward. They rounded off the series with a 35-run difference, the scores reading India 252 all out (49.5) against a poor 217 all out (44.1) of their rivals. That game alone seemed to sum up how the ODIs went for both teams.
