West Indies v England 2nd T20 Betting Tips & Predictions

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Cricket Betting Tips

6 August, 2024

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Warner Park in Basseterre is the setting for the second Twenty20 match involving West Indies and England and armchair fans can follow the play live on Sky Sports from Friday 8 March. With the coin expected to go up at 8.00pm GMT this tie will attract a healthy audience who will see the match for what it is, an excellent addition to a fantastic weekend of sport. Here are our top West Indies v England 2nd T20 betting tips.

There’s certainly no lack of betting opportunities as major bookmakers give customers the chance to boost their balance whilst enjoying the play. Bet wisely and you could earn a profit in plenty of time for Saturday, when horse racing and football take over.

Traders price the match winner and are stuck on the fence when it comes to deciding on who to support. They have made the market competitive, deciding to stay clear and allow backers to work it out for themselves. That indecisiveness is understandable given just how close England’s tour of the West Indies has been so far, but it’ll also catch the eye of value hunters who love nothing more than seizing on the mistakes of bookmakers.

Where should you place your stake money to give you the best chance of netting a return? Our talented team of cricket tipsters aim to help with that and after running over the form of figures, they return with their picks in the 2^nd T20, as well as which firms are offering best odds on the most popular bets.

Tourists Off to a Strong Start

England got off to a winning start when claiming the 1^st Twenty20 match of a three-game series on Tuesday and that result caught many keeping tabs on this tour by surprise, with Windies the favourites to continue their form. The final scores read England 161-6 (18.5) against 160-8 (20.0) of West Indies, gifting the visitors victory by a margin of four wickets.

An enthralling contest and one that made England work hard for the spoils, but they were fully deserving of the result and it would’ve injected much-needed confidence into the ranks at a crucial stage of the year. England have bigger and better things to focus on in the short-term future, hosting the World Cup this summer, but the current crop of players must prove deserving of a place on the team when things get important. The best way to do that is by pulling their weight in the build-up.

The tourists have blown hot and cold since arriving in the West Indies, flitting between sublime and woeful. They broke their own record run-chase earlier in the tour, but the same group of players put in an abysmal performance when going from 418-6 to 113 all out. That’s quite incredible, especially in such a short space of time and it had both the coaching staff and fans at a loss to put their finger on just what went wrong.