Thread: Cricket scores around the world

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Could do with winning the toss mind

Winning the toss could very well determine who wins this WC.

Easy money...

Jimmy Neesham, Colin de Grandhomme and Martin Guptill are no strangers to hitting big maximums, but they aren’t a patch on what England have.

Between them, the Black Caps have hit 19 sixes, while England have hit a colossal 68. 68 sixes. Remarkable stuff.

England have more hitters, and they have better hitters; this tip should be a lot shorter than $1.66*.

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

Winning the toss could very well determine who wins this WC

This guy seems to think alike

England's fate is in their own hands.
England v New Zealand Tips & Betting Preview
England's fate is in their own hands.
Ryan Elliott
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Tue, 2 Jul, 10:02 AM
England v New Zealand - 730pm
The equation is simple for England: win and qualify for the World Cup semi-finals. Though defeat won’t mean automatic elimination, England will not want to have to rely on other results; New Zealand are an excellent side, but England—after their superb performance against India—should still beat them.

That said, $1.42* for a Three Lions victory is pretty slender—particularly if the Black Caps win the toss and bat first—so in all honesty, the value is with the away side at $3.15. England may have beaten India, but their ability to chase anything over 250 under pressure remains in question, so I wouldn’t bother with backing the hosts at $1.42* (even though I do believe they’ll get the job done).

Instead, I’ll kick-off with backing Kane Williamson as top New Zealand batsman.

Williamson and Virat Kohli are the only two batsmen in the world who I often look at and think: how on earth is he going to get out? The sheer brilliance of Williamson has been plain to see this tournament, with 454 runs under his belt at an average 113 – blowing every single one of his teammates out of the water (the next best is Ross Taylor, who has scored 221 runs fewer).

What’s more, the New Zealand skipper averages a healthy 57 against England in ODIs—once again, more than anyone else in the side—and while you can clearly identify ways England can get the likes of Taylor and the out-of-sorts Martin Guptill out, it’s hard to imagine Williamson going cheaply.

Williamson Top NZ Batsman
England v New Zealand - Top New Zealand Batsman
BET NOW: 3.25

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Just had a look at betfair Eng 2/5 and NZ 2/1. That 2/1 on NZ could look tempting if they bat first as England have shown to be shit at chasing. Will have to wait for the toss and if Eng bat first will see how many runs the bookies offer for an over/under bet.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

Will have to wait for the toss

Won't those odds dramatically change after the toss?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Won't those odds dramatically change after the toss?

Possibly, won't have a bet till after the toss anyway and see what's on offer then.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

We are gonna smash those Kiwis on that new pitch.

Dill, I fear Cricket will prove bad for your health before the monsoon season is out, Footie starts in 5 weeks and you'll be in a dry out tank by Xmas.

That comment was driven by pure jealousy, sorry.

I'm gonna enjoy it until we get beat... then flounce...maybe tonight

Originally Posted by Dillinger

I'm gonna enjoy it until we get beat... then flounce...maybe tonight

Back on the 11th Aug to watch Utd get a hammering off Ski and then the long, slow death march of Utd toiling to finish mid-table over 10 months. If your lucky they'll put you out of your misery before may.

Still, back to Cricket, where's Cyrille with his Eng v NZ betting advice? I cannot believe you can get odds of 4/1 for Brom getting promoted - staggering for such a team of misfits and journeymen.

Looking at odds from NZ's betting agency for England - New Zealand
To win, per $1 bet
England$1.39
NZ $2.85

And $67 if the first ball of the match is a six

Root and Williamson favourites for each team's top scorer

Who's rooting for Root?

^Me..Are you willying for willy?

Best Bet

England win & highest first 15 overs ($1.80)

Expect the Durham wicket to be tailor made for some gargantuan batting numbers and power hitting


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Value Bet

Look, can you all just stfu about Eng winning, ain't happening, i've got me 3/1 on for a NZ win - come on the black caps

I reckon whoever bats first will win, the chasers which ever team will choke.

England batting first (no idea who won the toss).

For BB ...
England Total Runs Over/Under

England Over (-326.5)



I took $10 on ...

To Hit a Six - England
Jason Roy @ $1.60

Over 322 on betfair I've just taken for today's £20 to throw away!!!!

Originally Posted by David48atTD

England batting first (no idea who won the toss).

England did. It seems they have learned their lesson.

Nervous... Nearly 6pm in Macau, flight at 1:30am, so I can suffer the entire proceedings.

NZ are a fantastic team and should win at a canter.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Nervous... Nearly 6pm in Macau, flight at 1:30am, so I can suffer the entire proceedings.

NZ are a fantastic team and should win at a canter.

It's OK BB ... you won't jinx England by ROOTING for them

Roy has had a bit of luck though.

^ Go the Spanish Lassie

The Breezer drinkers are mates of Mr Dillinger

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Who is the coach of England?

Originally Posted by David48atTD

^ Go the Spanish Lassie

The Breezer drinkers are mates of Mr Dillinger

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Who is the coach of England?

I think the coach driver is called Stan.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

England did. It seems they have learned their lesson.

Yup.

Fine day, and England are better off keeping things simple and just putting runs on the board.

111/0 from 17. England’s bad luck number.

Great start!

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

hair brush backs

the red headed stepchild gets a century off 95 balls - on fire the bloodnut

root gets the faintest of edges to the keepr and out