Bookies offer second-best odds to SL, India to win T20

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An online betting forum has tipped Sri Lanka and India at odds of six dollars to win the World Twenty20, while Australia is tipped even lower at odds of 4.25 dollars for claiming their first Twenty20 title.

According to News.com.au, Online betting site Tattsbet has tipped Australia at the lowest price of 4.25 dollars to win the tournament, with India and Sri Lanka coming in at a close second.

South Africa is tipped at seven dollars, Pakistan and West Indies at eight dollars, New Zealand at nine dollars, England at 15 dollars and Bangladesh at 26 dollars at odds to win the mega event.

However, the betting forum seem to given up any hopes of Bangladesh and the other minnows teams like Zimbabwe, Ireland, Afghanistan, Netherlands, Nepal, UAE and Hong Kong to win the event, with the prices set from 151 dollars for Zimbabwe to a whopping 5001 dollars for UAE and Hong Kong. (Business Standard)

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M.Muttha Sunday, 16 March 2014 03:52 PM

Odds do not count. SL has proved it many times in the past. It's going to be the Lions all the way. via DM iPad app

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