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South Africa v Bangladesh Betting Tips & Predictions
By this stage of the tournament we should have a feel for how the World Cup is shaping up as South Africa v Bangladesh is the fifth game of the tournament. We’re set for an exciting summer of top international cricket with followers watching the top players from the best teams in the world doing their stuff as they aim to add their names into the history books. Here are our top South Africa v Bangladesh betting tips.
We’re hoping the weather plays a part and the British summertime allows for uninterrupted cricket with delays kept to a minimum. As we know, nothing can be taken for granted where the British weather is concerned. Bookmakers have acted on the increased level of interest in the World Cup by laying on extended betting coverage of both the best matches and outright competition.
A 50/50 Contest
Have your say game-by-game or look further ahead and bet on the World Cup winner, team to reach the final, last two standing, top batsman, top bowler, and plenty more. You won’t be left scratching around for an interest, that’s for sure. When the matches are underway, you’ll also have the chance to bet in-play with major bookmakers. Many of the best markets are kept live throughout the course of the fixture, including match winner and handicap, with the odds and lines altered to keep pace with the flow of the match.
Having come out of a busy Saturday, with New Zealand v Sri Lanka and Afghanistan taking on Australia in a double-header, we keep things moving on Sunday afternoon. One match is on the schedule but it’s a good one as South Africa and Bangladesh go toe-to-toe. Both are eager to get off to a winning start and both look to have every chance of claiming what, on paper, appears to be a real 50/50. That’s great news for neutrals.
The Kia Oval in London provides the setting and we’re expected a decent sized crowd in attendance for this match. The coin toss is due for 10.30am and armchair fans can follow the action live on Sky Sports, with a full preview followed by expert commentary and analysis of the game. The perfect way to keep sports fans busy on a Sunday afternoon, we’re hoping both sets of players do their bit and live up to the occasion.
