Although most of the top-tier cricket leagues are on an offseason hiatus at the moment, that does not mean no games are going on. On the contrary, several international games are scheduled, and the Big Bash League for women. On top of that, SRL cricket matchups are coming up. For the fans of the sport, as well as betting enthusiasts, it is going to be a busy weekend of cricket. In this article, we discuss the latest sports cricket odds and predictions regarding these games. Read on if this is your favorite sport, especially if you enjoy wagering.
First, on November 2, the ODI Series brings us a matchup between West Indies and England. Although the favorite in most fans' eyes, England only has a slight advantage as their odds are 1.85 over the West Indies' odds of 2.00. Will Jacks leads the odds for the player of the match with 10.00, as well as the top batter with 6.75.
Another game in the ODI Series is coming on November 4 when Australia and Pakistan, two heavyweights in cricket, will duke it out. The Aussies are heavy favorites according to the odds with 1.18. Pakistan only has theirs at 5.00, meaning they will need a minor miracle to get on top. For niche bets, you could pick the top batter, which should be Marnus Labuschagne with 7.00. He is also the frontrunner for the player of the match with 9.50.
A Test Series will also take place between India and New Zealand from November 1 to November 5. According to the bookies, India is the favorite to take the series since their odds are sitting comfortably at 1.22. The Kiwis have theirs at 4.00 and are not without their chance. Plenty of 1st inning prop bets are also available if you feel lucky.
On November 2, two Big Bash games will take place in the women's league. Brisbane Heat (1.65) takes on the Hobart Hurricanes (2.15), while Melbourne Renegades (1.90) plays against Perth Scorchers (1.80). Both games have only slight favorites and should be great for fans and bettors. In the coming days, plenty of other games will take place, so check back for the latest odds once they are out. On November 3, Melbourne Stars play the Hobart Hurricanes, and Melbourne Renegades play against Adelaide Strikers.
Plenty of simulated reality leagues and virtual cricket games are always being played. While they may not be the same as the real games, they still give the viewers and bettors a chance to enjoy their favorite sport. India (1.65) plays England (2.20), Pakistan (2.10) plays South Africa (1.70), and Sri Lanka (1.60) is the favorite against Bangladesh (2.30). These matchups are frequent in the offseason and are the main reason the sport remains relevant even when no real teams play. Keep coming back to examine the latest odds, as plenty of virtual matchups are constantly taking place.
