Taking England at 1.40 to win the 2nd ODI. It is really short, I know, but New Zealand is absolutely crushed at the moment, moral-wise, and Oram is still out. New Zealand cannot seem to put up any display of defiance when he is gone. They are calling up some bloke from the Surrey league in England to take his place. Not what you really want as a decent replacement. Look for KP and the boys to continue their ways and take care of New Zealand to go up 2-0.
Some rain is forecast, but either way, batting is key in an ODI, and New Zealand have Vettori and Nobody. With the way England is currently bowling, I see this as an easy win.
Go lightly, but go confidently.
England to Win.
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Taking England at 1.40 to win the 2nd ODI. It is really short, I know, but New Zealand is absolutely crushed at the moment, moral-wise, and Oram is still out. New Zealand cannot seem to put up any display of defiance when he is gone. They are calling up some bloke from the Surrey league in England to take his place. Not what you really want as a decent replacement. Look for KP and the boys to continue their ways and take care of New Zealand to go up 2-0.
Some rain is forecast, but either way, batting is key in an ODI, and New Zealand have Vettori and Nobody. With the way England is currently bowling, I see this as an easy win.
Actually, New Zealand hit for more sixes than England did in the first ODI, that is why I am weary of such a props bet. It is almost like saying, who will hit more home runs in a baseball series.
Still raining, but play should resume in 20 minutes at 29-overs a piece. That favors New Zealand, in my opinion. ARGH!
Also, Sidebottom is out of the side as well.
Great.
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Thanks for the link Gun7!
Actually, New Zealand hit for more sixes than England did in the first ODI, that is why I am weary of such a props bet. It is almost like saying, who will hit more home runs in a baseball series.
Still raining, but play should resume in 20 minutes at 29-overs a piece. That favors New Zealand, in my opinion. ARGH!
If we get a complete game here, New Zealand hit for 116 runs in 29 Overs in the First ODI. Obviously, conditions were much different than they are today.
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If we get a complete game here, New Zealand hit for 116 runs in 29 Overs in the First ODI. Obviously, conditions were much different than they are today.
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