Odds are determined by betting movements and are inherently biased. E.g. you can get better odds for Australia in India and vice versa. That's how sports arbitrage outcomes eventuate (backing every outcome at different bookmakers and making a small profit).Mainstream betting odds
Australia win: 5/4
India win: 6/4
Draw: 7/2
Book: 106.6%
Expectation (after adjusting overround):
Australia win: 41.7%
India win: 37.5%
Draw: 20.8%
Are these betting guys more knowledgeable about cricket than the pundits on CricketWeb?
huh. I struggle to see them taking 20 wickets in the series, cumulative, let alone in 1 Test.I can see India beating the Aussies by an innings in two tests, no problem.
I presume you mean for India?Vijay is going to be the second best batsman of the series.
He'll flop. His best days as a test bat came when he was cautious as **** and didn't edge a lot of balls. He'll play defensively but without as much assurance and fail a lot. Maybe we'll get two good innings out of him in the series.Vijay is going to be the second best batsman of the series.
So BetaPeak cricinfo pre-series pic
tell him i'll change my av to dustin martin if he comes backHaha yep. I’ll message him tomorrow.