India cricket team’s tour of England kicked off on 3 July at the Old Trafford ground in Manchester. The tour started off with six one-day test matches between England and India at various locations, with both sides being pretty evenly matched and winning three of the games each.
Three day test matches
The first of the longer three day test matches was held from 25 July to 27 July at the County Ground in Chelmsford and the match was a draw. The next match started on 1 August and was held at the Edgbaston cricket ground in Birmingham and the home team won by just 31 runs.
The next test match was held from 9 August to 13 August and England won this as well. This was a resounding victory for the home team, with the win by an innings and 159 runs.
Forthcoming test matches
Keen punters looking to place bets on the cricket tour will be stumped as to which side is likely to win the remaining games. It’s possible to find a great betting pomo code from a range of bookies to ensure you can make larger bets or benefit from better odds.
The current test match is being held from 18 August to 22 August and at this moment in time the result is hanging in the balance, with England having to play back from behind to at least achieve a draw and a victory looks a slim chance. Punters may well want to stake their luck on India for this one?
The next matches are being held from 30 August to 3 September at The Rose Bowl, southampton and from 7 September to 11 September at the Kennington Oval in London.
If you enjoy watching cricket you’ll be able to watch these matches on freeview terrestrial TV or live on Radio 5 Live Sports extra. Cricket is an exciting game to follow. Recent return of Joe Roots after his court case is proving exciting for the fans, alongside the fact that English wicket keeper Jonny Bairstow is currently suffering a fractured finger which is casting doubt on whether he can play in the final two matches of the tour.
