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I'm not even sure if we'll get a game tonight in Sydney, but if we do I'm all over the Black Caps. I can only guess the books know that @ $1.60 the patriotic money will flow in for Australia, because otherwise I have no idea where this line would come from.
 
I have no doubt New Zealand would have won the 5th ODI and the series with it on Friday night had the heavens not opened up. But it was the relative ease of the chase (after losing McCullum 2nd ball) that they did it in that impressed me.
 
No Ponting, no Clarke and no Johnson for Australia and even if Taylor joins Mills on the sidelines for NZ, I like my chances here.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

I'm not even sure if we'll get a game tonight in Sydney, but if we do I'm all over the Black Caps. I can only guess the books know that @ $1.60 the patriotic money will flow in for Australia, because otherwise I have no idea where this line would come from.
 
I have no doubt New Zealand would have won the 5th ODI and the series with it on Friday night had the heavens not opened up. But it was the relative ease of the chase (after losing McCullum 2nd ball) that they did it in that impressed me.
 
No Ponting, no Clarke and no Johnson for Australia and even if Taylor joins Mills on the sidelines for NZ, I like my chances here.
 
 
New Zealand ml @ $2.40 (5)
 

With you!

20/20

New Zealand to win @ $2.30

Guptil most runs @ $4.75 - Man in form. And Australia have nothing to stop him.

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Put the teams up.

Warner
Haddin
Quinney
D Hussey
Fergusen
White
Hopes
Henriques
Siddle
Bracken
Hilfenhaus

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Guptil
McCullum
Fulton
Taylor
Elliot
Broom
Diamondi
Vettori
Southie
O'Brien
Patel

T20 form guide

Australia - WWLLL
New Zealand - LLWWW

 
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My only issue with this game is that some of these guys are good allrounder and twenty/20 players.

That said for value and for the fact the Aussie team has so many new faces you have to look at the value of the NZ ML.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Bolar:

Put the teams up.

Warner
Haddin
Quinney
D Hussey
Fergusen
White
Hopes
Henriques
Siddle
Bracken
Hilfenhaus

Verses

Guptil
McCullum
Fulton
Taylor
Elliot
Broom
Diamondi
Vettori
Southie
O'Brien
Patel

The players in bold are those I would consider are in any sort of meaningful form

 
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I love cricket but never bet on the sport, ever ! Just struggle to get a bite on it from a betting angle. But tonight I'm joining you guys on NZ. At $2.30---$2.40 the kiwis are the value pick for sure, especially with the personel who're missing for the Aussies. And the kiwis should have a bee or too in their bonet and an extra point to prove after RAIN SAVED OUTPLAYED AUSTRALIA on friday night.  
 
Don't even mind cheering for NZ to bring this one home either because I still reckon this twenty 20 stuff is garbage cricket.
 
 
 
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* a bee or TWO in their bonet
 
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Thatta boy JT
 
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Play Aussies - Most Sixes @ $1.80. Kiwis will pace themselves and won't slog unless the Aussies score 200 and above....... since not many people think Aussies will win it makes sense.
 
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Nate
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ecoute:

Play Aussies - Most Sixes @ $1.80. Kiwis will pace themselves and won't slog unless the Aussies score 200 and above....... since not many people think Aussies will win it makes sense.

The Kiwis batted second the other night and hit plenty from memory. I'm going the other way here, and if DL comes into it.....you never know.

 

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Nate

175cm tall and he wins the NBA dunk contest........

respect

 
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Should really stay away from this match, given the weather the result really is a 'gamble'.  Without Mills and Taylor I don't think the NZ'ers are as formidable, and so long as the Aussies can get the early wicket of McCullum I reckon they should get home.  Aussie ML for me.

GL All

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Gun7:

Should really stay away from this match, given the weather the result really is a 'gamble'.  Without Mills and Taylor I don't think the NZ'ers are as formidable, and so long as the Aussies can get the early wicket of McCullum I reckon they should get home.  Aussie ML for me.

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GL mate

 
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Australia 3-58 off 8  
 
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reckon anything above 140 will be solid for Australia
 
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One would have to say, not for the first time this series, that the Kiwis are on top.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:

reckon anything above 140 will be solid for Australia

If I can get even money on the Kiwis chasing down 140 tonight, I may just fill my boots

 
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150 for Australia
 
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I just phoned in 10 units on the Kiwis @ $1.60
 
 
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McCullum's the key
 
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kiwis get rolled for 70 now
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:

kiwis get rolled for 70 now

 
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Kiwis just went from $2.30 to even money in one over. That's how fickle live betting is. I was gonna jump when the aus were in the 17th over, could have got $1.77...I was hoping for some late hitting to push the Black Caps out to evens.
 
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That wicket could be crucial with rain coming
 
 
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Is it just me or has Haddin kept terribly..me thinks his mind is incapable of managing captaincy and also catching a ball..
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