Cricket Betting Update:

Bookies have cut the price of England winning the final ODI from 11/10 to 1/1 after Australia decided to rest a number of players including Shane Watson.

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“It looks like Australia have already switched focus to the World Cup and we can see punters piling in for England, who certainly need a morale boost!” said Hill’s spokesman Rupert Adams.

Latest Cricket betting odds….

7th ODI: 4/5 Australia, 1/1 England

Most Sixes: 1/1 Australia, 5/4 England, 9/2 Tie

Top Team Batsman: 5/6 Australia, 5/6 England

Top Bat: 7/2 Strauss, 7/2 Trott, 4/1 Pietersen, 5/1 Bell, 5/1 Prior, 6/1 Morgan, 16/1 Wright, 20/1 Yardy, 40/1 Woakes, 50/1 Tredwell

Top Bowler: 3/1 Anderson, 10/3 Finn, 7/2 Woakes, 4/1 Plunkett, 4/1 Yardy, 9/2 Tredwell, 6/1 Wright, 12/1 Trott

England captain Andrew Strauss has refused to rule out a remarkable turnaround in the Commonwealth Bank series against Australia after finally winning at the fourth attempt. Can they win the series?

Engalnd Win a ODI at last

William Hill make England 5/1 to win the next three ODI’s but Australia are the 4/5 favourites to win the 5th ODI. Centurion Trott is 4/1 to be England top bat and Hills offer 5/4 that there is a century in the match.

“England are back in the series but we are still seeing money for Australia to bounce back and win the 5th ODI,” said Hill’s spokesman Rupert Adams.

Series: 1/9 Australia, 5/1 England

5th ODI: 4/5 Australia, 1/1 England

Century To Be Scored In Match: 4/7 No, 5/4 Yes

Most Sixes In The Match: 11/10 Australia, 5/4 England, 4/1 Tie

Australia Top Bat: 11/4 S Watson, 4/1 B Haddin, 9/2 S Marsh, 5/1 M Clarke, 11/2 C White, 11/2 D Hussey, 14/1 S Smith, 28/1 J Hastings, 33/1 M Johnson, 66/1 B Lee, 100/1 Bar

England Top Bat: 7/2 A Strauss, 4/1 J Trott, 4/1 M Prior, 4/1 K Pietersen, 5/1 I Bell, 11/2 E Morgan, 9/1 P Collingwood, 16/1 L Wright, 25/1 M Yardy, 40/1 C Woakes, 50/1 J Tredwell, 100/1 Bar

After another loss, England are now 12/1 to win the series but 7/1 to lose the series 7-0. England are 11/10 to win the 4th ODI with Matt Prior 5/6 to drop down the order after another Duck, which was a 6/1 shot. Could it be a Whitewash?

England Lose Again

“England have lost focus and punters are backing Australia to win the series in a whitewash. England need to make a few changes and Matt Prior could well be dropped down the order,” said Hill’s spokesman Rupert Adams.

4th ODI: 8/11 Australia, 11/10 England

Prior To Start 4th ODI:1/7 Yes, 4/1 No
Prior To Open The Batting 4th ODI: 5/6 No, 5/6 Yes
Prior Duck: 6/1

To Start First World Cup Game:
Prior: 1/25 Yes, 9/1 No
Colly : 4/6 Yes, 11/10 No

Series: 1/50 Australia, 12/1 England

Series Correct Score: 10/3 Australia 4-3, 6/4 Australia 5-2, 9/4 Australia 6-1, 7/1 Australia 7-0

England‘s past two weeks in Australia will feel like a couple of aeons if they lose again in Sydney on Sunday to go 3-0 down in this seven-match one-day series. Latest Cricket Betting.…

Can England turn round the ODI series?

A scoreline of 6-1 would feel more appropriate at the Rod Laver Arena but already some here are predicting that may be the cricket score too by the time this tour ends in Perth on 6 February (6-1 was the margin of England’s defeat by Australia in the anticlimactic ODI series in 2009, again after they had won the Ashes). Read more in the Guardian.

A late run of cash for England to win the 2nd ODI, saved Hills from a terrible 2nd ODI and Hills make Australia their 8/11 favourites to win the 3rd ODI with 11/10. Hills are 14/1 that Australia win the series 7-0 and believe that Michael Clarke has cemented his position as the next Test Captain making him 1/3 that he replaces Ricky Ponting.

“The main focus was the Ashes and England seem to have lost some of their focus. It would not be that surprising if England get whitewashed,” said Hill’s spokesman Rupert Adams.

Despite his duck, Matt Prior is 1/7 to be picked for the third ODI and 6/1 to be out for another duck.

3rd ODI – 8/11 Australia, 11/10 England

Prior to play in third One Day International: 1/7 Yes, 4/1 No

Prior Runs 3rd ODI: 6/1 Duck, 2/1 50, 5/1 Century
5/2 To Drop A Catch

3/1 Prior To Stump An Australian Batsman

Australia 7-0 14/1

ODI Series – Australia 1/5 England 10/3

Michael Clarke To Replace Ricky Ponting as the Test Captain: 1/3

After two failed run chases in the first two ODI’s England need to step up to the plate and make sure they’re still in the series by the end of Wednesday. William Hill Sports team preview todays game.

In both games so far Australia have given England extremely modest and below par totals to get but England’s batsmen have really struggled to get going, throwing away great positions to win and only Paul Collingwood (6/1 to top score for England) has managed to get a score of over 50.

The disappointing thing for England is that it’s not even brilliant bowling that has been their downfall – it’s poorly timed shots or little nudges through to Tim Paine behind the stumps that have seen the Three Lions lose their wickets.

A couple of positives for England though have been the return to form of Ravi Bopara (4/1 to finish top England run scorer) and the stroke making of Luke Wright (6/1 top bat). I would include Adil Rashid’s fine showing in the first ODI but he was then dumped straight after!

Bopara to be fair had a shocker in The Ashes and was rightly dropped for the final Test, but credit where credit’s due, he went back to Essex, got his head down and scored some runs, he looks like he’s regained some much needed confidence and can count himself unlucky to not have a half century to his name so far this series.

Wright has flattered to deceive on a few occasions for England but I think now he’s starting to look at home a little further down the order, if he can just get his timing right a big score is surely just round the corner and once he does that he could be up there with Kevin Pietersen as one of England’s real dangermen.



If these two can keep up their form and Andrew Strauss (10/3 to top score for England) can extend his excellent batting performances then England should be able to get the better of Australia this time.

England will however be without two players for this match, Joe Denly is struggling with a knee problem while Stuart Broad has a neck strain and is to be rested for this game.

The hosts are 11/8 shots to win the match (9/2 to win the series), while Australia are 8/15 for the match and huge odds-on shots at 1/8 to win the series outright.

Callum Ferguson has been the man for Australia so far with the bat, top scoring in both one-dayers – he’s a 5/1 chance to make it a hat-trick. Cameron White has also played well, scoring a 53 and a 42 and could be there or there about’s again – the number 3 is 9/2 to top score for Australia in this game.

England need to deliver today

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