England v Australia ODI Live streaming ODI from Adelaide Oval

After winning the T20 World Cup for the second time in their history on Sunday morning, England now face a debatably even tougher test against Australia in a series of ODI matches – starting at the Adelaide Oval.

Many of England’s players will trade Melbourne for Adelaide ahead of Thursday’s opening match with an exciting display of 50-over cricket available down-under.

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Many Aussie’s will be looking for redemption after not succeeding in their home tournament over the past few weeks as they put out a strong line-up which includes the likes of Steve Smith, Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne all in contention.

The bets have been coming in for the bout which begins in South Australia. Before both sides will move to the famous Sydney Cricket Ground for Saturday morning’s match before finalising back at the MCG – where England recently lifted the trophy after defeating Pakistan.

You can get odds of 11/10 for England to win the first match with their Australian counterparts coming in as slight favourites of 8/11.

Other betting markets consist of Man of the Match where batsman David Warner sits joint favourite at 8/1, with Sam Curran also looking to replicate his scintillating form – who is more than likely to come up against Warner at some point.

Warner is also favourite to be top batsman of the One-Day International with odds of 3/1. Only to be closely followed by teammate Travis Head and Steve Smith in the betting.

Jason Roy sits a close 10/3 – in what will be a favourable price for many punters with Phil Salt also looking strong in the betting with 7/2.

At Whataretheodds.co.uk, we like these odds of Jos Buttler to finish as England’s top batsman with very favourable odds of 7/2.

After a huge performance on the international stage during the T20 – there is no reason that the England wicketkeeper and skipper can continue this excellent form.