ENG vs NZ 1st ODI Match Betting Tips and Match Prediction

England vs New Zealand, 1st ODI Match, Winning Odds

Betting Odds for  England vs New Zealand

England – 1.51 (On Rs.100, users will get Rs.151 in return). Bet Now

New Zealand – 2.64 (If the user bet Rs.100, he will get 264 returns). Bet Now 

More betting odds and Tips

• You can bet that Jason Roy 23.5 runs has an odds of 1.88. (If the us er bet Rs.100, then he will get returns of Rs.188). Similarly, you can bet on him to score less than 23.5 has an odds of 1.88. (if the user bet Rs.100, then he will get returns of Rs.188). Bet Now
• You can Place a bet on Jonny Bairstow if he scores above 20.5 runs and has an odds of 1.83. (if the user bet Rs.100, then he will get returns of Rs.183). Bet Now. Similarly, you can bet on him to score less than 20.5 has an odds of 1.83. (if the user bet Rs.100, then he will get returns of Rs.183). Bet Now
• A bet on Devon Conway is 19.5 runs has an odds of 1.90. (if the user bet Rs.100, then he will get returns of Rs.190). Bet Now Similarly, you can bet on him to score less than 19.5. He has an odds of 1.90. (if the user bet Rs.100, then he will get returns of Rs.190). Bet Now

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Match Details

Match: England vs New Zealand, 1st ODI, New Zealand tour of England, 2023

Date: 8th September 2023

Time: 04:00 pm IST and 10:30 am GMT

Venue: Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, United Kingdom

Pitch report

The pitch will favor fast bowlers, and the new ball will move slightly. On this track, hitters must wait their turn before breaking out and scoring significantly.

Weather Report

On the day of the game, Cardiff will see largely cloudy weather with a high temperature of 27 degrees Celsius.

Squad Comparison for England vs New Zealand

England

Before confirming the 15-man squad for the competition, England should take advantage of this excellent opportunity to practice for the World Cup and test their players. One to keep an eye on is Gus Atkinson.

The quick bowler, who has yet to play in an ODI, impressed in the most recent T20Is, taking 6 wickets in 2 games. Another player to watch in this group is Ben Stokes, who played his final ODI in July of 2022.

Stokes’ selection for the World Cup team has drawn some criticism, but he has been in excellent form in the more extended version of the game and should use this series to silence his detractors.

Sam Curran and David Willey, two bowling all-rounders, will be essential in the bottom order and will try to take advantage of every opportunity to play in this series.

Jonny Bairstow, Jos Buttler, Jason Roy, and Liam Livingstone give England a powerful starting lineup for this series. Despite not being in the best of form, Dawid Malan is an important player in the middle order. In 18 ODIs, he has scored 769 runs at an average of 54.93.

Mark Wood, Chris Woakes, Sam Curran, and Adil Rashid will be the major players directing the bowling assault.

England Playing XI

Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow (wk), Dawid Malan, Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler, Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran, Chris Woakes, Mark Wood, Adil Rashid, Gus Atkinson

New Zealand

Following a fantastic recovery in the T20Is, a confident New Zealand team will be ready for the England test. In the middle order for New Zealand, Tom Latham and Henry Nicholls are the players to keep an eye on.

These two seasoned athletes have been crucial to the Blackcaps’ success in the longer game format. They can form alliances and play longer innings.

Along with three batting all-rounders, NZ’s squad includes Finn Allen, Glenn Phillips, and other players. It will be interesting to see if they deploy all three in the starting XI.

Rachin Ravindra can bowl a few overs, but Mitchell Santner, who has consistently been a finisher in the lower order, is more likely to be chosen.

Daryl Mitchell will undoubtedly bat in the middle order and will be crucial to the team’s success. NZ would prefer to test Kyle Jamieson in this series even though he has only been in 8 ODIs but has excelled in Test matches.

Boult, Southee, and Ferguson, a bowling three, will direct the speed attack and likely play in the World Cup. Matt Henry, Jamieson, or Adam Milne will compete for the position of fourth bowler.

New Zealand Playing XI

Devon Conway, Finn Allen, Will Young, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham (c & wk), Henry Nicholls, Mitchell Santner, Lockie Ferguson, Tim Sothee, Trent Boult, Matt Henry

England vs New Zealand Match Prediction

Before the World Cup, both teams are eager to gauge the strength of their rosters. England appears to be more assertive on paper, and they also have the advantage of playing at home in this encounter. On the other hand, New Zealand has the perfect bowlers for these circumstances and can severely threaten the dominant English outfit. However, given their lineup’s depth, general strength, experience, and familiarity with home conditions, England will start as the match prediction’s favorites.