Cricket Betting Guides, Tips & Predictions

Wind back the clock a few decades, and an Indian tour of the West Indies is all anyone in the cricket world would be talking about. Sadly, gone are the days of the West Indies being a dominant force in cricket, and the upcoming 2023 India tour of the West Indies feels like more of a commercial venture than a prospective contest. Despite the likely one-sided nature of the upcoming matches, there’s still plenty of great money to be made for those who bet on Windies vs India cricket 2023, and we have all the top WI vs IND cricket betting tips.

There are few things better in cricket than the Ashes. As this week sees the English and Australian men’s teams fighting it out in the 1st Test match of the Ashes 2023, cricket fans are in for a treat. This Friday, the Women’s Ashes kicks off as well, meaning a double header of England vs Australia action. We preview the upcoming 2023 Women’s Ashes odds and offer our expert picks.

Brace yourselves, cricket fans. No matter what country you come from or where your cricketing allegiances lie, England and Australia are about to serve up a feast of red-ball action over the next six weeks. The past year has seen England set the sport alight with an ultra-aggressive brand of Test cricket that has led to 11/13 wins. It’s this English side that will vie for the coveted Ashes, taking on arch-rivals Australia, who just last week defeated world No.1 India to win the WTC final 2023.

This Wednesday, the two best Test cricket teams in the world come face-to-face at the Oval in London. Fighting it out for the title of World Test Champions, we can expect nothing less than a fantastic five days of cricket as Australia takes on India in the 2023 ICC World Test Championship final.

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After 70 matches, hundreds of hours, and thousands of balls, it all comes down to this. The Indian Premier League Season 16 has concluded its round-robin play, and now it’s time for finals cricket. What started a little over six weeks ago with 10 teams has now seen the best four rise to the top — the Gujarat Titans, Chennai Super Kings, Lucknow Super Giants, and Mumbai Indians.

One fine day fifteen years ago, India kicked off a domestic T20 cricket league called the Indian Premier League. The IPL was created as a means of developing local Indian players in the shortest form of the game and generating extra revenue. Few would have thought that the Indian Premier League would explode in the way that it has - now, it is more valuable than FIFA and the NBA and is arguably the most-watched cricket event in the world. And it’s about to get underway this year, for the sixteenth time.

This week, a month of cricket between South Africa and the West Indies will begin. Both teams are somewhat down on their luck in the big picture, having been knocked out of the World Test Championship and failing to make the most recent T20 World Cup playoffs. As a result, this should be an evenly-matched, intriguing series, with both sides likely backing themselves to get some much-needed wins on the board.

Another eagerly awaited Test series kicks off this week, with England heading to New Zealand for two Tests over the next fortnight. While the current India vs Australia series was looked forward to by cricket fans because of its clash between the two top-ranked sides in cricket, this series is anticipated for different reasons. Not least of which are some of the faces who will feature in the English camp.

This Monday will see the eighth edition of the Pakistan Super League kick-off in Multan, with five weeks of exciting T20 cricket action getting underway. Six teams from across Pakistan will compete in a double round-robin over the next month, with each vying to be in the top four to move through to the playoff phase of the competition in mid-March.