
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 are rattling through the One Day International series between Pakistan and Australia with the fourth instalment of five set for Friday afternoon. With an advertised start time of 11.00am GMT, a healthy audience will tune in to the live coverage beamed to us from the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Who will come out on top? Here are our top Pakistan v Australia 4th ODI betting tips.
The series so far has been a close one in terms of individual matches but Australia have won each of the previous three and have wrapped up the series at the earliest opportunity. The Aussies have a 3-0 lead, meaning punters have a question to answer at the start of the weekend – will the leaders continue their form and aim for a clean-sweep or, with the job done, will they take their eye off the ball and allow Pakistan to save face? It’ll be great fun finding out, that’s for sure.
You can have your say on the series correct score, or pick apart the 4th ODI and bet on a number of exciting betting markets, including match winner, top Australian batsman, top Australian bowler, which Pakistan player will take most wickets and who will score most runs. You can shoot for a profit when betting on the team to score most sixes, a century to be recorded, or even the outcome of the coin toss. Coral punters have an astonining 55 markets to choose from and you’ll be delighted to learn many are kept live throughout the course of the afternoon thanks to in-play betting.
Let’s take a look at how the first three matches have gone so far and what clues can be taken from the form as we sniff out the value in the 4th ODI. Our team of expert tipsters share their opinions on how punters should invest their cash to secure a profit, as well as the bookmakers offering the best odds available and the specials designed to ramp up your interest.
Australia always knew they were up against it in this tour, having to prove their worth to an army of disappointed fans, critics eager to stick the boot in, and even to themselves. Confidence was low in the camp but there was no questioning the ability in the team and, when all pulling in the same direction, they are a match for any opponent in the world.
They proved, following a couple of false dawns, that Australian cricket is finally back on track when beating Pakistan in the opening One Day International last Friday, scrapping their way to an eight wickets victory. The beaten side put in a fair fight that day, but we saw something followers haven’t noticed for a while and that was the Aussies taking their chances and being ruthless in doing so. The scoreboard read 281-2 (49.0) against Pakistan’s 280-5 (50.0). A fine start, and something solid to build their foundations on.