Cricket Betting Guides, Tips & Predictions

This weekend sees the biggest event in women’s cricket get underway, with South Africa hosting the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. Ten teams will converge on the African continent for a little over two weeks of fierce female cricket in the eighth edition of this tournament.

This Thursday, one of the most exciting events in cricket will begin - an Australian Tour of India 2023. Over the past 70 years, this contest has produced some of the best cricket games in history, and this tour is shaping up to be no different. Australia and India are ranked No.1 and No.2 in Test cricket and will be playing four Test matches to determine who wins the Border-Gavaskar Trophy before getting stuck into three ODIs as well ahead of the ODI World Cup 2023.

After a painful whitewash with England, Pakistan is hosting Kiwis for the two-Test series and three ODIs. New Zealand is coming after an almost washed-out series with India (where only two matches bear results).

After a dominating victory in the first Test, India may be looking forward to whitewashing the series. In contrast, Bangladesh may plan to draw it by 1-1. In any case, who can benefit you the most with bet bonuses? Let’s find out with BetZillion’s Bangladesh vs India 2nd Test betting predictions, tips, and odds.

This weekend sees one of the Southern Hemisphere’s most exciting series get underway, with South Africa heading to Australia for a three-match Test series accompanied by three ODIs. With plenty of history between the two sides, plus World Test Championship points up for grabs, this will be a hotly contested series.

Test cricket is well and truly here, with several hard-fought series unfolding in the aftermath of the T20 World Cup 2022. Another of these begins this weekend, with India heading to Bangladesh for a two-Test and three-ODI series against their regional rivals.

The T20 World Cup 2022 is already a distant memory as all eyes in the cricketing world turn to the 2022/23 season of Test cricket. A handful of Test series get underway in December, with none more exciting than England’s tour of Pakistan for a three-Test series.

Summer is just around the corner in New Zealand, meaning domestic ODI cricket is back in the form of the Ford Trophy. New Zealand’s annual first-class cricket competition features six teams from across the country competing in an intense format.

India and New Zealand will still be licking their wounds, having both crashed out of the T20 World Cup semifinals in emphatic style. However, there ain’t no rest for the wicked in today’s jam-packed cricket schedule, with the two sides getting stuck into six white-ball matches as of this Friday.

Fresh off the back of winning the T20 World Cup on Sunday, England stick around in Australia for a three-match ODI series beginning on Thursday.