ODI
19th September 2024
15:30 IST
England
vs
Australia
Trent Bridge, Nottingham

England vs Australia Match Prediction, Betting Tips & Odds (2024)

England will take on Australia in three T20Is followed by five ODIs, starting on September 11. Keep reading for the most competitive betting odds (updated for every game) from leading cricket betting sites, ENG vs AUS betting tips, team news, key players to watch, and our England vs Australia match prediction.

England vs Australia Betting — Today's Match Odds

Below, you'll find a compilation of the most competitive ENG vs AUS betting odds from leading cricket betting apps and sites. If you’re a resident of Pakistan or Bangladesh, you can go through our in-depth guides to the best online betting sites and apps in those countries.

England vs Australia (1st ODI): Today’s Match Winner

BOOKMAKEREnglandAustralia
Melbet2.3751.57
10CRICTBATBA
ParimatchTBATBA
1xBet2.3751.57

England vs Australia (3rd T20I): Top Team Batsman

BOOKMAKEREnglandOddsAustraliaOdds
MelbetPhil Salt4.50Mitchell Marsh5.00
10CRICWill Jacks3.65Jake Fraser-McGurk5.30
1xBetLiam Livingstone4.50Travis Head3.75

England vs Australia (3rd T20I): Top Team Bowler

BOOKMAKEREnglandOddsAustraliaOdds
MelbetAdil Rashid4.00Josh Hazlewood3.60
10CRICJofra Archer3.70Adam Zampa3.40
1xBetReece Topley5.00Sean Abbott3.25

England vs Australia Betting Tips

Got a free bet? Consider using it on the below England vs Australia match predictions and betting tips for the 2nd T20. We will be updating these tips with every game of the series.

  • Australia to have the highest opening partnership: 1.70 (Melbet)

In the first T20, the opening pair of Head and Short smashed 86 runs in the powerplay overs. The Australian openers have posted scores of 50+ runs on several occasions in the past few matches, whereas the England openers have been quite inconsistent.

  • Travis Head to hit the most number of sixes for Australia: 3.20 (Melbet)

He hit the maximum number of sixes in the first T20I. The top-ranked batsman in the shortest format is in terrific form and is a clean striker of the ball, which gives us confidence to back him in this market.

  • Travis Head to score more than 25 runs, Josh Inglis to hit at least 1 six, Adam Zampa and Adil Rashid to take at least 1 wicket each: 5.00 (Melbet)

Not only is Head averaging more than 30.00 in T20Is this year, but he also scored a half-century in the first game. Josh Inglis is known for his hard-hitting ability, while Zampa and Rashid have consistently performed for their teams and have rarely failed to pick at least one wicket.

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England vs Australia — Todays’ Match Prediction

  • England vs. Australia T20I Win Probability: ENG (40.5%), AUS (59.5%)
  • The win probabilities of both teams are calculated based on the odds offered by 1xBet (2.451 on England; 1.576 on Australia), Melbet (2.451 on England; 1.576 on Australia), 10CRIC (2.20 on England; 1.60 on Australia), and Parimatch (2.26 on England; 1.61 on Australia).
  • England and Australia are ranked fourth and second, respectively, in the latest ICC T20I rankings.
  • In the last five T20Is between the two teams, England has won three, and Australia two.
  • For the record, England has never lost a bilateral T20I series against Australia at home.
  • Both teams are currently dealing with a few injuries and have drafted in several youngsters to their squads.
ENGLAND VS AUSTRALIA T20I SERIES PREDICTION

The two teams will be meeting for the first time since their exits from the 2024 T20 World Cup. It is going to be a closely contested series with both having in-form players and a fine team balance. We at Cricket Betting Advice are keeping the hosts slightly ahead in the T20I series, as the English wickets will have swing and seam movement, which England's bowlers will be accustomed to. Importantly, they have the much-needed batting depth to close out matches that go down to the wire.

Overall, we are backing a 2-1 T20I series victory in favour of England.

Team News

England

  • Jos Buttler has been ruled out of the T20I series due to injury. Phil Salt will be leading the side in his absence. Jamie Overton has been named as his replacement.
  • Buttler, however, is still the captain of the ODI squad, though his availability in the playing XI is subject to his fitness.
  • Mark Wood has been ruled out of the series and replaced by Reece Topley.
  • As many as five uncapped players — Jordan Cox, Jacob Bethell, Dan Mousley, John Turner, and Josh Hull — will be making their debuts for England.
  • Jofra Archer will be playing his first ODI since March 2023.
  • ‘Bazball' specialist Brendon McCullum is England's new all-format coach.
ENGLAND T20I SQUAD

Phil Salt (C, WK), Jofra Archer, Jacob Bethell, Brydon Carse, Jordan Cox, Sam Curran, Josh Hull, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Saqib Mahmood, Dan Mousley, Jamie Overton, Adil Rashid, Reece Topley, John Turner

ENGLAND ODI SQUAD

Jos Buttler (C), Jofra Archer, Gus Atkinson, Jacob Bethell, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Jordan Cox Ben Duckett, Josh Hull, Will Jacks, Matthew Potts, Adil Rashid, Phil Salt (WK), Jamie Smith, Reece Topley, John Turner

Australia

  • Mitchell Marsh is the new Australian captain for both T20Is and ODIs.
  • Jake Fraser-McGurk is all set to make his T20I debut. Cooper Connolly, who had a couple of wonderful seasons with the Perth Scorchers in the BBL, has also earned his maiden T20I cap.
  • The visitors recently defeated Scotland 3-0 in the T20I series.
  • Pat Cummins has been rested for the entire series. Glenn Maxwell and Mitchell Starc will be part of the ODI squad.
AUSTRALIA T20I SQUAD

Mitchell Marsh (C), Xavier Bartlett, Cooper Connolly, Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Cameron Green, Aaron Hardie, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis (WK), Spencer Johnson, Marcus Stoinis, Adam Zampa

AUSTRALIA ODI SQUAD

Mitch Marsh (C), Sean Abbott, Alex Carey, Nathan Ellis, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Cameron Green, Aaron Hardie, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis (WK), Marnus Labuschagne, Glenn Maxwell, Matthew Short, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa

Key Players

England

  • Adil Rashid (T20I): With 120 scalps to his name, Adil Rashid is England's leading wicket-taker in the shortest format and currently the top-ranked T20I bowler. His economy rate of 7.33 is also impressive.
  • Phil Salt (T20I): With regular captain Buttler out of the T20I series, the onus is on the stand-in skipper to deliver. Salt is currently sitting third in the T20I batters' rankings and was the leading runscorer for his side in the 2024 T20I World Cup. He has a blistering strike rate of 165.11 in this format.
  • Jofra Archer (ODI): Returning from injury after a prolonged absence, Jofra's pace and accuracy make him a big threat to any opposition. His ability to provide the early breakthroughs as well as the death makes him an asset in the English dressing room.
  • Harry Brook (ODI): With Buttler uncertain even in the 50-over format, the baton is now with Harry Brook to lead the team. Though his numbers are not as impressive in ODIs, he has had a good season in the domestic circuit.

Australia

  • Travis Head (T20I): The world's top-ranked T20I batter, Head has been in sublime form over the past two years. He had a terrific time in the 2024 IPL and T20 World Cup, two campaigns he ended as the top scorer for his teams. Recently, Head scripted a world record, scoring the most runs (by an individual) during the powerplay in one of the T20Is against Scotland.
  • Josh Hazlewood (T20I): With Starc and Cummins rested, it is up to Hazlewood to lead the pace attack. He is the top-ranked bowler for his side in the shortest format and has the knack of picking up wickets during the powerplay overs.
  • Mitchell Marsh (ODI): The newly appointed skipper of both the white-ball formats, Marsh's role as a top-order batter and all-rounder will be crucial for Australia. He can anchor the innings as well as press on the accelerator when needed.
  • Adam Zampa (ODI): Undoubtedly the best spinner for Australia at present, Zampa is currently ranked third in the ODIs. His biggest strength is his ability to bowl several variations, which can trouble even the best of batsmen.

England vs Australia 2024 Schedule

DATEMATCHTIME (IST)VENUE
Sep 11, WedENG vs AUS, 1st T20I11:00 PMThe Rose Bowl, Southampton
Sep 13, FriENG vs AUS, 2nd T20I11:00 PMSophia Gardens, Cardiff
Sep 15, SunENG vs AUS, 3rd T20I11:00 PMEmirates Old Trafford, Manchester
Sep 19, ThuENG vs AUS 1st ODI3:30 PMTrent Bridge, Nottingham
Sep 21, SatENG vs AUS, 2nd ODI6:30 PMHeadingley, Leeds
Sep 24, TueENG vs AUS, 3rd ODI3:30 PMRiverside Ground, Chester-le-Street
Sep 27, FriENG vs AUS, 4th ODI6:30 PMLord's, London
Sep 29, SunENG vs AUS, 5th ODI3:30 PMCounty Ground, Bristol

Where To Watch

Australia last played in the 2024 T20 World Cup in the Caribbean and United States, where they could not make it past the Super 8 stage. Meanwhile, England lost to eventual champions India in the tournament's semi-final fixture, and they haven't played since.

Live telecast of the series will be available on the Sony Network, while all matches can be livestreamed on the Sony LIV app and website.

Key Stats

*Stats limited to active players from both teams

T20I

ENGLANDAUSTRALIA
Matches Played2424
Won1111
Lost1111
No Result22
Highest Score221248
Lowest Score11179
Top BatsmanJos Buttler (584 runs)Glenn Maxwell (343 runs)
Top BowlerChris Jordan (13 wickets)Josh Hazlewood (9 wickets)

ODI

 ENGLANDAUSTRALIA
Matches Played156156
Won6388
Lost8863
No Result33
Tied22
Highest Score481355
Lowest Score8670
Top BatsmanJos Buttler (969 runs)Glenn Maxwell (860 runs)
Top BowlerAdil Rashid (47 wickets)Mitchell Starc (38 wickets)

Past Winners

To date, the two teams have faced each other in 24 T20Is, with both winning 11 matches apiece. Two games ended without producing any result. In the 50-over format, they have played 156 matches against each other, with England winning 63, Australia winning 88, three games ending without a result, and two matches ending in ties.

T20I

YEARMATCHWINNERMARGIN
2024AUS vs ENG (T20I World Cup)AUS36 runs
2022AUS vs ENG (2nd T20I)ENG8 runs
2022AUS vs ENG (1st T20I)ENG8 runs
2021AUS vs ENG (T20I World Cup)ENG8 wickets
2020ENG vs AUS (3rd T20I)AUS5 wickets

ODIs

YEARMATCHWINNERMARGIN
2023AUS vs ENG (ODI World Cup)AUS33 runs
2022AUS vs ENG (3rd ODI)AUS221 runs
2022AUS vs ENG (2nd ODI)AUS72 runs
2022AUS vs ENG (1st ODI)AUS6 wickets
2020ENG vs AUS (3rd ODI)AUS3 wickets

Dream 11 Lineup

  • Wicketkeepers: Phil Salt (C, ENG)
  • Batsmen: Travis Head (AUS), Jake Fraser-McGurk (AUS), Will Jacks (ENG)
  • All-rounders: Cameron Green (AUS), Mitchell Marsh (AUS), Marcus Stoinis (AUS), Sam Curran (ENG)
  • Bowlers: Josh Hazlewood (AUS), Adil Rashid (ENG), Reece Topley (ENG)

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