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0:46 one the other day, wasn't it? Um the old MCG special, you know, under 14.5. If we get an 8 to1 11 on a bet that's won 40 out of 42 times. Never ceases to amaze me how bookies do that sometimes. They just don't seem to do the ground stats. Just sort of treat as a generic thing. And as I say we, as you say, hopefully we've got a bit more to come on the sixes front this week. >> Yeah, six appeal the VIP channel. Get subbed up in that comment section below. We are winning money. Richard manportinglife.com. Two winners from our show last week minus 5.8. He's pouring his way back. You ready to go, Richard? >> Yeah. What a what a terrific week we had as well. We must mention, I mean, Friday, I think we were something like seven out of our last eight bets. I was in Aldi car park jumping up and down
1:34 with a glee sit another six and landed a 15-2 winner for us. So, no, terrific, terrific week. Um, yeah, more to come hopefully. >> Yes, the S bet sixes for Pakistan. I he came for 3-0 down I think once stage. So there you go. >> All our bets on the VIP pan VIP channel. We work really hard on making sure we find the value. So get subscribed to that. Let's talk about what is on the show uh this episode for you. As I said ashes markets. So we'll look at those two T20s as well. So that's New Zealand versus West Indies and Australia versus India. But we are talking ashes and now beginning to turn that temperature gauge
2:21 up. As I said, we're going to now look at uh a couple of markets each week and we'll introduce our inplay hotspot as well where we give you something to remember for the test series. So pens and papers at the ready. Uh let's get into it. Ashes for you. The series outright at the moment. Four to six Australia General England 23-10 AK Bets Matchbook and nines at the draw with AK Bets coming is definitely out of the first test which we knew we are going to look at top England series bat and top England series bowler as well for you try and decipher which type of player does well in these conditions we'll start with your batters route 23 to 10
3:07 for top series England bat with Power sports book 11 to four spreadx ducket five bet victor corley eight sky bet power bet fair sports book victor Smith nine to one generally uh a good stat to start us off has won four of the last five away series top bat for England Rich you've been looking at this deep dive and and all that sort of thing we've been talking about the VIP channel we've been talking about on our own um WhatsApp group who does well he doesn't what what you got >> yeah that's fascinating stat what I would say in opposition to that is that he hasn't yet to South Africa or Australia he's he's been Pakistan and
3:53 New Zealand where there hasn't been a great deal of pace even in New Zealand they haven't got proper quicks and you remember that last act he's at home particularly at lards it's actually a slow pitch but Australia got him out bouncing it was Ricky Ponting who made the comment he he saw hooks um from low to high and that means the ball can sometimes go in the air. You remember Pontin high back lift. He used to come down on the ball. Brilliant player with the short ball. I do wonder if on these big Australian grounds with high pace whether they might go at him hard particularly with the series starting in Perth um the caveat to that is that there's no Cummings for that test test match and he's got the best bouncer in Australia. Um, I do think though this series I think if you want to take root or no 100 in Australia, he's just had a
4:38 po ODI series in New Zealand. I'm not reading too much into that, but he's obviously going to be very short. Do you want a coming man? Someone who can almost define their career on this series. And I remember Michael Vaughn, I think he was 28 in the 2002 2003 series and he he promised plenty but never really made the big runs and then suddenly it all came together for him. So Brook's 26 nearly 27. It could is coming a series. But what about Ollie Pope? I mean, he looks a surfy starter for Perth now with the way Bethl played in the ODI series. I can't I mean Pope really looks a better player for not being in the team. He's tens for overall series one scorer for England. Now I'm not jumping off the train here saying look this this guy is an absolute certainty but he starts the series he'll start at three. He's actually done
5:23 pretty well at three al and one thing he has done is he's made runs at the start of series. So you might find yourself in a nice position if he makes runs early on. He won't get dropped and you find yourself on a bit of value. Obviously these markets update test by test. He's 27 Ollipop. He's always looked like the real deal. Um but he reminds me a lot of V actually lot of flash and he looks a wonderful player and hasn't quite delivered. Maybe this is his time. >> Paul, have you got any fancies on on top? To be honest, I'm struggling to look past the top two. I really just think Root and Brooke are two absolutely elite batsmen and they're going to contribute a lot. And that I think that I would always want the middle order in
6:10 Australia anyway, not facing the new ball necessarily. And I don't totally trust our top order. And also I think with England the important thing I think to note is how strong and how deep we bat that the likes of Brook or even Jamie Smith to be perfect with Stokes they've got a chance in this because we bat so deep you know and this pace that Stokes and Smith score at they could easily not won big innings and um you know and I I I think we see quite a lot of low scoring games in this so it's possible that somebody wins this pure basically off the back of 50 somewhere and in that case you would look at I'd still pick Brook but I could back 10 to1 Stokes or 9 to1 Smith.
6:56 Interesting stuff. Yeah, I mean Smith is somebody who is interesting because of the high hands rich he does play with high hands which you kind of need on fast and bouncy pitches. Caveat to that is that we don't know what the pitches are going to be like and whether Australia are going to produce something completely different to what we normally see in Australia and what the cooker burough ball has been doing. um opposing that duck it does he play with low hands rich or is he just that is just a short stature and we referenced Pameid didn't we on our chat earlier somebody who played with low hands and the ball got big on him and of course he had a career ending test careerending tour of Australia >> yeah that's a great shout actually
7:42 because I know David Loy's been arguing for the last year that Hamid should be on the tour couldn't for the life of Fathom Y actually because he used to spot a new bride up on the WhatsApp group today. They just kept he just kept gloving everything didn't he on that that tour. Um I really don't know where we stand with Ducky if I'm completely honest because his form's just fallen off a cliff. He's not passed 50 in his last 14 matches 100 um ODI series South Africa New Zealand. It was that test at the end of July against India. I think he is a fascinating one because I think Australia will fancy they can nick him off. He doesn't leave a lot. he plays plays at basically everything that comes down at him. Um so on these fast bouncy pitches where there's there's carry they'll fancy they'll nick him off but he is an excellent square cutter. So he'll think if they both for stump to me
8:30 I'm going to keep cutting. I don't need a lot of width. He might get a lot of runs there. Um but Australia will fancy it's worth sort of offering offering him the bait really. >> All righty. Uh I think we're going to be against Ducky I suspect perhaps in play but that's not our inplay hot spot. That's somebody else. We'll talk about that in a minute. Top England series bowler now. Now the stats for you the common denominator for taking wickets in Australia is absolute raw pace. Bulmer Siraj Jamal that's Ami Jamal the Pakistan pacer who's had some injuries since he did well there. Mark Wood all very much late 80s early 90s. Shamar Joseph 13 wickets in two tests. Those four bowlers I named the pace bowlers the top four wicket takers in the last
9:17 five years in Australia. Wood won with 17 in four tests 21-22. Anderson 17 in 1718. Broad 21 in in 1213 and Anderson 24 and 10 11 but Tremlet took 17 in three wicket in three matches. Um cast 27 wickets in five. with a strike rate of 37. All away from home, those stats. Atinson 18 in five. Um Paul also on the WhatsApp WhatsApp group I was talking about Bashier. Um but presumably we're going to rule him out. I thought perhaps because he played all five and that the stats suggest he might get up to 15 17 wickets because of his record but spinners there clearly for the tourist
10:03 just not doing anything. Can we rule him out? I don't think you can completely rule him out for the reasons he suggests that you know there's going to be so much um juggling of the other bowlers that that might be enough 17 but I don't think he'll get that many to be honest. I mean you look at the wickets he's got they have primarily come in the subcontinent where he's bowled a lot of overs and nine against Zimbabwe and you know Rich pointed something out the other week and I investigated it further and it's bang on which was when I said earlier I was I preferred Nathan Lion top Aussie bowler and he noted how littlely how little he did last winter against India to only 24 out of 167 wickets in that series with India fell to spin. So that doesn't
10:51 really bode well for Bashier. >> Joffer Arch is your 13 to5 favorite. Star Sports Atkinson 11 to4 generally just tongue fours coral lab Brooks double the price of Josh tongue is Mark Wood which just mentioned him 8 to1 star sports absolute standard standout. Bashes 13-2 also is star sports car just mentioned in the good numbers behind him 13-2. Uh Richard what's the value? Sorry Paul, did you want to? >> No, I was just going to say that cast if that 13-2 is there and I couldn't find it on the site before that is a stunning bet. It should be half that >> MGM uh virgin bet 13-2 cast I'm just looking at now. Um so if they're still
11:37 there um Paul's giving you a nod. >> Yeah, I had it between Arch and Cass actually. I wanted to go for back here and I'd like to see him start at Perth because I think he deserves it really and they need to support him. But they could go all pace at Perth and then suddenly your bets kind of out of the window. Don't forget Graeme Swan 219 overs in 20101 still only took 15 wickets. Far superior bowler to where Bashier is at right now. Archer and Cass look the solid ones. Archer I think is the right favorite. He played the first two games because there's a big gap between them anyway. uh he'll be rested for one of the third or fourth play play the other and then he'll play the fifth after a break. So that's four and that's more than probably any of the other seamers will play and we talk about his
12:23 durability but actually in the last year he's been more durable than than Wood and Tong and Atinson who've all had injuries. He has been fit and it's all been geared around this. I'm not saying I' I' I'd dive into the 9 to4 but I think Archer is very solid. The other thing to consider game by game with Archer, Australia are going to have four leftanders who Archer loves bowling at in their top eight. It might well be five actually if Constus gets dropped and they go for Jake Weatherald opening. I'm not saying they'll go that way, but there has been talk of that. But even as it is, it's going to be Kawaga Head, Kerry at seven, and Stark will be at eight now. Cummings is out. Hazelwood's another left-hander as well. So that's that's five in your 11 at the very least. And actually loves those lefties. >> Loves those lefty lefties. and he
13:08 certainly fits the bill for raw pace. Thank you very much. This week's in play Ash's hot spot comes courtesy of me. Maybe Richard or Paul will get one for you next week and the focus is Joe Root led before in play for his dismissal. I think we're sort of getting around about 11 to two in that um India test series at home in the summer. And why are we looking at route to the leg before reminded of it by his dismissal in the last ODI against the Kiwis? Just a bowl who can shape the ball back in and Hazlewood will certainly do that. Stark will certainly do that. That is where Routt is vulnerable. That's why David
13:55 Warner called him old surfboard pads. and to try to cut out um root maneuvering himself around the crease. Do not be surprised to see your Aussie have a leg slip. They're trying to trap Root on the crease. So, if you can see when these games go live, you get a bit of shape on that ball coming back into route. That is when to play. So, that's your Ash's hot spot in play for this week. Keep a note of those and they'll build up to a nice little chitty for you to play courtesy of the cricket betting podcast in play for the ashes more next week. Ever said a reminder to sub up to that VIP channel in the comments below. We are in profit and doing very nicely.
14:41 Thank you very much. You'll also get access to the VIP chat room uh with more bet shared. Also use code pod25 to get a discount on crickstats.ai. It's the best cricket betting database there is and we like to use it to find some of these bets for you. Let's find some bets. It's game time. It's New Zealand versus West Indies T20 the first of the series Wednesday 0615 start live on TNT Eden Park Oakland Kiwis 2 to 5 generally West Indies 11 to 5 with 365. We'll give you some possible 11s for you. Uh and then we'll get a view from Paul and Rich. So Kiwi Seaffort and Robinson Raindra put an asterisk by his
15:28 name. We're going to come back to him when we talk players and players to follow. Mitchell Chapman brace on Nisham Satler Jameson Sod Duffy. No Matt Henry is in which is a shame because very much in the win zone the West Indies Djangu Aanazi Hope Ratherford Pal Chase holder Shepard Hane good is not in the squad Matthew Ford I could see him back involved Jaden Seals Paser completing possible 11 pitch report in a second um Kiwis an even money chance at home in the last 10 uh extremely durable in ODI and not so great at T20. Paul, you got to be tempted by West Indies here. Sure.
16:16 >> Well, I guess they could be a slight bit of value. I'm not crazy about I mean, you know, that record of New Zealand's against England, Australia, even Pakistan, they're all better size than the West Indies. Although in fairness to them, they played a lot better last week against Bangladesh in the T20s. And I guess without Matt Henry, that's quite a big loss. I mean, you would think Matt Henry would cause chaos in that Wendy's batting order. So yeah, I could see it from a trading point of view, especially if they win a toss. Uh >> Rich Paul's um mentioned the toss there. We've got a chase buyers coming up. It's very short about New Zealanders, isn't it? >> Yeah, I think so. I I think this is a
17:03 ground as well. I know you're going to do your picture part now, but I think this is the one in New Zealand that that will really suit the West Indies as well. Um, you know, generally we see a lot of boundaries here and that middle order especially, it's got got big power in there even even without Russell nowadays. Um, so yeah, I thought they looked to share too big. uh that pitch report then Eden Park a lost 14 night matches which this game is one by the side chasing RPO of 9.4 four of both teams to score 203 out of those 14. 170 or more in first innings has won nine times. Paul, what you got? It's all about the ground again. And I mean, I mentioned it before about the MCG about the odds being completely and
17:49 utterly wrong on sixes. Well, surely they are here as well. You know, um the sixes line is 15.5 8 to11 with bet fair. even money 16.5 with seven bet. Um we've only had six foolish T20 internationals in my study sample here. Four out of the six saw 21 plus sixes and that includes a 16 over match. Three out of six first innings were 190 plus. So in that case the chaser might be a bet in running with that bias. But the bet of the week for me has got to be six. This is a small ground. It's there for the take in. Rich mentioned the windies as well. I mean, you'd fancy New Zealand to get plenty and you could certainly see that windies middle order
18:35 causing cars here. So, yeah, it's a choice of 8 to 11 at 15.5 or even money 16.5 with seven bet. I'm going to take the bigger odds to go over 16.5. >> Anything ground related uh for you, Rich? >> Well, I think I mean runs I mean I mean where do you go? I mean over uh 335 match runs with bet 365 at 5-6. Again, this is what what happened in the England game. We said the lines are wrong. They haven't twigged onto the ground. Um so I don't I don't I suspect that won't last long, but I would definitely take that. But I mean a team could get 210 batting first and then you might only need 120 125. Um uh and to that end extremes 190 11-2 padded power bet fair sky bet both teams to score 212
19:23 to1 that looks a bet because you know what the wind is like they hit a miss but they could easily blast 210 220 um just that game that was washed out against England we only saw 3.4 far overs, overcast conditions, but New Zealand had still rattled along to 38 for one. I think that was a sight of what's to come. So, yeah, big runs >> uh and nuggets from Paul or any other spots. >> Yeah. Well, same thing. I mean, um runs, runs, runs, you know, uh as we said before the England game, this is might be a ground where you bet 240, 250 at silly odds in the first innings. Very possible. um seven bet have got New Zealand first innings runs at 174.5
20:10 I think that's a bet because I think that even if they bet second that will be the target it will be up there and the both teams to score 190s 11-2 200 both to score 200 12 to1 historic stats say that's completely wrong >> any nuggets from you rich >> yeah I just want to jump back in and sort of canvas yu's opinion actually because I think the West Indies could be vulnerable. They played, you know, played well recently against Bangladesh, but they were spin heavy in that series and neither are the Joseph here. Seals is a terrific bowler, but the they're missing the other two and you need more seam in New Zealand, particularly on a pitch like this and a small ground. The straight hit here is nothing. So, it is hard for the spinners. I suspect they'll be digging it in and trying to just get people cutting square with a wicket.
20:55 They won't want to pick it up. Um, so I think that makes New Zealand first innings runs particularly favorable if if they get going. When you said sort of 230, 240 Paul, what are you thinking? Sort of like I don't know 3 to one, 220, 220. I'm a >> No, I think bigger. I think bigger. I think Well, well, right. if that 17 I I reckon that New Zealand's um first innings runs would be about 185 190 that is my guess based on where it is now. I may be underestimating that but I think it'll be there. So in that case 210 is about 11 to 4 3:1 and 230 you're talking 6 7 to1 maybe 10 to 1 240
21:42 might even be that case where you have the silly bet at 40 to1 260 or something >> would we saw it happen with England didn't we recently did Old Trafford and Old Trafford's a much harder ground to do that on than Eden Park. Uh there you go. I'd concur with that run line from Paul. I did have him in the sort of late 180s. Um let's move on to players to follow. Now, no prizes for guessing the West Indies players to follow. Roario Shepard winning 38% of the time. Top bowler 4:1 Star Sports. Hope with the bat 31% of the time, 10 to three, Sky Bet and Robman Pal 21% of the time. That's basically just a point on
22:29 side of four to one. He's sevens with bet MGM and Virgin B. He's very much in the win zone. PeeWee's Tim Cifa almost an even money record over a good old S study sample now. Sort of 11 or 12 games. So maybe also considering milestones on a flat one if we're right about this pitch. Um and a nice level spot. Ratchin Raindra, top Kiwi bowler. We saw in that Bangladesh tour, didn't we? The struggles these West Indies batters had with the slow left arm where Raindra is one of them. Uh, and if I worked out that Raindra might be useful bowling against these West Indies batters, let's hope the Kiwi Brains Trust has done the same. 365 go over 25.5 per fair performance. Um, 56. Uh, a
23:19 question for Paul with Roario Shepard. Um, do we just keep playing one last time? We got our timing out, didn't we, on VIP? Well, I say we I messed it up. >> Listen, you've got to stick with him. It's clearly the wrong price. He's bowling at the death, so that's value. And as Rich said, this is probably more of a ground for Seamers as well, you know. So, um, he's got I think that's that's a great that's a great price on him. I like, um, another Windy's player I like here is Jason Holder. 20 to1 top bat with Bet 365, right? He's batting generally at six. That's a big price. Had a good CPL. Um, but a better bet is the player performance. 30.5 he is with
24:06 Bet 365 holder. Last 30 T20 matches he's won 120, lost 10 that rate. And in T20 Nationals, one nine, lost five. >> Lovely stuff. Richard, what you've got? >> Oh, and also, sorry, sorry, sorry. Just quickly, this the age-old question talking about hold 21 about do we back the rags for to West Indies batsman in case they get skiddled or something. 100 to one Ail Hussein won the other week, right, uh, against Bangladesh and 100 to1 Matt Ford who sometimes bats at six or seven. Now, you never know how they're going to line up. >> Yeah, the big price is for West Indies, they do chop and change that batting order. Richard,
24:54 >> I mean, Powell, you've mentioned him. He was desperately unlucky for the VIP, wasn't he? What about a week ago? I know >> he lost by was he lost by two? >> Yeah, he needed four off. He lost needed four off the last two balls to land us seven. >> Yeah. And he'd been whacking it all over as well. >> Yeah. So we we were desperately unlucky there. We were cursing our luck a little bit, but I think on this ground he becomes very interesting, doesn't he? I mean, he's just a brute of a hitter. Uh case 11 to one as well. I'm probably less keen on his chances, but 50 the last game has been batting far. That seems a bit wrong. Um I quite like Matt Chapman here. 11-2 top Kiwi. Quite keen on the lefties. You've mentioned Raindra. Um Chapman enjoys batting here. made runs here last year, but I think left-hander against aquil um as as the
25:43 main West Indies spinner um potentially that Pierre plays as well. I'm not sure, but I just quite like the leftander. I'm a big Chapman fan. I'd be having a a small stake on him. >> All righty. Uh check out the 0% margin feature at Seven Bet Sports Book, please. The 0% margin feature at SevenB is designed to offer betting odds that do not include the typical margin added by the bookmaker. Check out more of their features on 7b.co.uk/features. Right, we've got one more game to come before we get to those best bets. So, you must stick around. Australia versus India Thursday. It's live on TNT 08:15.
26:29 It's the fourth T20 and it's at Har Australia 11 to 10 365 India 45 to five bet lads boils 10 bet India the right favorites for me no head for Australia dwars is back into the squad Hazelwood rested of course so I think Australia are going to go like this and there may be some value to be had in correctly identifying Mitch Marsh's opening partner. So I think it's going to be Matt Shaw, English at three, David Owen, Maxwell, Stoous, Bartlett, Dwarius, Ellis, and I think Zamper now comes back in to get a game. Uh is I think he's been on some paternity leave, but could
27:14 be back in the m mix. Abashek and Gil opening the batting for India. Skya, Tilac, Axar, Sundar, Jes Von, and Bumra. Abishek did bowl one over and went for 13. So, how many bowlers they got there? One, two, three, four, five, six. Um, without even using Abishek. Um, so Axel and Sunar perhaps going to get some more use with the ball. Um, two T20 internationals, both night games at this venue. Tenner the thrash won by South Africa in 2018. Australia chase 145 versus West Indies in 2022. Not particularly helpful as a study sample is it two games? Um so we
28:00 look at the big bash. Uh I think it's 20 uh 20 odd games 21 night games RPO of 8.3 8.3. There's no toss in night matches including those big bash games. The last big batch game we saw, Thunder smash 214 to beat Strikers in January. Paul, is this a tricky ground guide? Uh, have you got trends that you're confident on or you just going to um give it a swerve? >> It is a bit tricky. Um, it is a bit tricky. I've got 12 match study sample and there is an 84 chaser bar. These are just full matches. Um, it's a bit of a mixed bag. You've got plenty of low scores, but then there
28:47 is also that 214 that you mentioned, which is very high for Big Bash and also 193 chased 194. So, not sure, but it's it seems pretty decent for runs. There hasn't been a massive amount of sixes, but they were high on occasion. And it's notable that even in some of the lowcoring games, you've still seen a decent return. So, I think you could see quite a high sixes count here. The Lions aren't out yet, so let's wait and see. Maybe something to put in the VIP later in the week. >> Okay. Anything in your bash memory bank uh for this venue, Rich? >> Yeah. 41 ball 100 from Josh Brown for Visbon Heat. He smacked it all off and loads of sixes in that game. Um it's
29:32 tricky. Um as Paul said, but I do I'd be leaning more towards runs as well. Um, I I just I I just think with the weather the way it's been in Brisbane at the moment, it's it's been really good forecast. It's been possibly the best weather across most of Australia actually. Uh, and in the Marsh Cup wasn't played here, but it was played at Alan Border Field, which is also on the Gold Coast in Brisbane. It's been a run fest. I know it's a different ground, but we've seen places like Adelaide, for instance, have had a lot of rain balls done a bit occasionally, but but not in Brisbane so far. So, again, I'd be leaning towards ones because of that. >> Uh Paul, who wins the match? >> I have to say India. Um I think they're
30:19 better sides and they're fairly close to full strength really here. Whereas you look at Australia, know Hazerwood, that's a big loss. and you know Maxwell's back, but I don't think you've ever heard me get excited about Glenn Maxwell coming in the team and nothing changes. I think as a luxury player, >> uh Rich, all this chopping and changing for Australia. Does that put you off? It >> it does. I mean, look, this it's Ash's fever now, isn't it? We've seen it with England in that ODI series massively underperformed and Australia now they've give people hark and Stark and Hazelwood have run out but now they're they're off to do the red ball stuff whereas India actually finishing the tour strongly aren't they started slowly the warmed up but they're getting stronger and stronger and I know we were
31:05 frustrated in the VIP we we wanted to put India up second innings at Hobart it was clear as well um but the odds on and we we just felt it was the right price and nothing else But I think they they've got the momentum. I think they're finishing strongly and I think they'll probably win again. >> Paul, other spots from you. >> Couple of player performances. First, not sure this will last, but five to four. Bumra over 20.5. That's that looks too big surely. Um, and this other one I like quite a lot is Zavier Bartlett over 23.5. that's won 10 out of 14 in T20 nationals and I think the point is we'll probably get a bat for Australia with this weaker lineup. >> Um anything from you Rich in terms of
31:52 nuggets? >> Yeah, just actually um Patty Power Bet Fair brilliant actually for keeping their both teams to score markets up really late and actually can sometimes do it in play as well but I wouldn't bank on that but we're talking about conditions. just get on X and before the game, an hour or so before the game, see if you can get somewhere. Someone's put a picture up of the surface. That's just a really good indicator and I think you you'll be quicker than most of the layers. The other thing I'm interested in is Maxwell coming back in. Indie just got loads of left-handers. Uh and Maxwell's an off spinner and whether it's Zamper or Kunaman actually Maxwell turning the ball away from them makes him interesting. I don't think I back him top bowler, but if there's some sort of player performance comes up in the next day or so, Maxwell, when people realize he's going to play, he could be
32:37 interesting for the wickets alone. Right, let's look at players to follow on the tops markets. We did point you in the direction of win rate winners. So, Abishek, our top bon top bowler, um last week's show, they've already won. Um, so though those players were correctly identified, who's going to come good on win rate? Well, we're still waiting until Varmama 5 to1 Star Sports priced up brea AK bets um mentioned short potentially opening the batting that is basically where he is spent the majority of his career for Australia. Sky bet Patty Power bet fair sports would go five to one short I think he'll open. Porsches has won five from eight top
33:23 bowler massive win rate but obviously going to be pulled back to the field at some stage with 72A oil sports. What you got Paul? >> Well I agree with you about Matt Shaw. I think he's probably the favorite to get that opening spot 5 to one's wrong. The other one would be Josh Phillip. He's 11-2 as well or even I suppose Mitch Owen hoping for Hobart so maybe he gets a go but I think you're right with Short and he's the bet. But the main one for me would be Varon Shakraati. Uh three to one top wicket taker 1.9 wickets and last 10 per average 1.9 last 10 T20 nationals. And not just that but a great record against Australia in T20 and one day at nationals. >> Um Rich
34:09 >> a couple of doubts for me. I think the the left hand India have got loads of left-handers and and obviously it's great for taking down Kunaman and even Zamper and and Abashek clearly the man to beat but lower down in that middle order 12 to1 I don't think the market's caught with the fact that Ax Patel is buying number five and he's batting really well uh and Washington Sunder 28 to1 I mean what was he six in the last game they're just wrong prices and particularly for the for the attack they're coming up against so small stake stuff for me but I'd have to split stakes on those Righty, seven bet special offer for you. Bet £10, get a£10 free bet. The promo code to use is WFB10. Uh first deposit a minimum10 stake. That's your£10 free bet. Minimum odds
34:54 evens maximum winnings of £100. Five day expiry bonus T's and C's apply. It is best bet time. Both Rich and Paul have five to spend. Pens and papers at the ready. These will also be posted in our free tips channel which you can sub up to in the comments below. Richard first. Right, I'll kick off then. New Zealand um versus West Indies match two points over 335.5 match runs at 5 to6 with bet 365 and I'll have 75 points both teams to score 190 runs at 11-2. That's Patty Power bet and Sky Bet. And then.25 two five points both teams to score 200 in the same match at 12 to1 with the same firms and
35:41 then finishing off in that New Zealand West Indies game half a point Max Chapman top Kiwi B at 11-2 Patty Pow bet fair sky bet over to India Australia half a point each Axar Patel top India batsman at 12 to1 that's general and half a point on Washington Sundar top India batsman at 28 to1 that's general final half a point then Ollle top England series batsman at 10 to1 and that's general eneral as well >> and Paul. Okay, so three points on over 16.56s New Zealand West Indies at even money that's with seven bet uh one point uh Varon Chakraati at 3:1 top India bowler against Australia that's with Patty Power and Sky Bet and then Bet 365 one
36:30 point player performance double Jason Holder over 30.5 and Zavier Bartley over 23.5 Five. >> Lovely stuff. Those are your best bets. Winners galore. No doubt. Don't forget to sub up to that VIP channel in the comments below where we're making you even more money and we're taking it very seriously. All live matches covered in play bets as well. Next week, more Ashes Markets deciphered. Another Ashes in Play hot spot for you and more best bets. So don't miss the cricket betting podcast. We'll see you next time.
