One Day International Cricket Betting Tips

One Day International cricket, also known in short as ODI cricket is played between international sides only. The first ODI was played on 5 January 1971 between Australia and England and the MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground).

That match was played to give spectators some action after three days of a Test match was rained out. It consisted of 40 eight-ball overs, however much has changed since then and the popularity of the sport has grown tremendously.

You can find ODI betting odds on any reputable online bookmaker website. South Africa have consistently been one of the best sides in the world since their return from sporting isolation in 1992.

There are plenty of markets to focus on. Outright victory as well as best batsman, over/under runs, team to hit the most sixes being among the most popular.

ODI cricket is played all around the globe with many more teams that Test cricket. When a country tours another there are generally three or five ODI matches included on the tour along with Test matches and T20’s.

All countries that play cricket can play ODI cricket. It has always been used as the introduction to the game with only the best sides getting Test status.

ODI results are key to all bettors. Historic results are as important as recent ones while it is always good to know who performs well at certain grounds. Because cricket is largely determined by the pitch produced often certain grounds favour certain teams.

When you open a new account with some online bookmakers you will invariably get a free bet or welcome bonus. Use this wisely as it can help you greatly in building your betting bankroll. Free bets are often extended to existing customers too.

ODI highlights are available all over the place. Sports TV channels as well as many YouTube pages which you can get everything you need, including highlights of older matches.

Cricket is a global sport and there is no shortage of places to get good and accurate news. ESPN Cricinfo is the best of the lot with opinion pieces, stats and regular contributions from former and current players.