England cut to 6/1 in 2011 World Cup Betting

Story by Sarah Preece on 2010-05-17 11:37:16

England have been cut to 6/1 (from 7/1) to win the 2011 World Cup after they successfully overcame Australia by 7 wickets to claim the ICC World Twenty20.

Craig Kieswetter, who gave England the perfect platform to build on with a man-of-the match innings of 63 runs from 49 balls, is 10/3 to be England`s leading one-day batsman in 2010. It`s 5/1 for the South African-born English cricketer to score a century when England take on Bangladesh at Trent Bridge on July 8th.

After defeating Australia in the final of the ICC World Twenty20 to capture their first ICC World trophy, England are 5/4 to retain the Ashes when they get underway at the end of November (4/7 not to retain the Ashes).

Skybet`s cricket betting spokesman Tim Reynolds said: "Australia were our worst result in the outright market so we were ecstatic when Paul Collingwood`s men managed to land the spoils, as were our customers who backed England at 8/1 at the beginning of the tournament."

World Cup 2011 Winner

Win Outright

• India 7/2
• Australia 7/2
• Sri Lanka 9/2
• South Africa 6/1
• Pakistan 6/1
• England 6/1
• New Zealand 14/1
• West Indies 14/1
• Bangladesh 50/1
• Zimbabwe 100/1
• Ireland 500/1
• Netherlands 500/1
• Kenya 1000/1
• Canada 1000/1

Craig Keiswetter Specials

Win Specials

• Top England ODI Runscorer in 2010 10/3
• Score 100 in Next England ODI 5/1

The Ashes 2010/11

Win Outright

• Australia 4/7
• Drawn Series 9/2
• England 11/4

To Retain The Ashes

• England to Retain The Ashes 5/4
• England NOT to Retain The Ashes 4/7