India vs England: Who Will Win Today’s Permanence?
The second T20I match between India and England was played today at Eden Gardens,
Kolkata and it was won by India by seven wickets with nearly 4 overs to spare.
This win took India to 1-0 in the series. Who will win the permanence today? Read on to find out!
The form guide
This Saturday, the form guide will be released for the 4th test match between India and England.
No matter which side you support, it will be an exciting match.
The team that wins this game will take home the series with a score of 2-1.
There are many interesting facts about this upcoming game, but one that stands out is that India has never won a test on English soil in 133 years of playing cricket.
Find out what the odds are for each team to win and make your prediction before Saturday!
The key players
England has been in the World Cup final twice, most recently in 1966.
They have not won a World Cup but are considered one of the most successful teams in the history of international cricket.
Indian team captain Virat Kohli is one of the most talented and highest paid athletes in the world.
India are looking for their first World Cup win in 20 years and with Kohli at its helm, it may be possible.
The betting odds
England has won the Ashes five times, while India has only managed to win once.
In fact, not only have they never won the urn themselves, but they have never even taken a single game in the series.
However, with both teams coming off of a 5-0 whitewash in their respective leagues England in the County Championship and India in the IPL, today’s game could be a toss up.
Our prediction
We predict that India will win today’s game.
In the last four years, India has won three games and lost only one.
The team also just recently defeated Sri Lanka in a 3-2 victory.
England, on the other hand, is coming off of a 1-0 loss to Ireland on Saturday.
While it’s true that England beat Pakistan in its first match of this World Cup series,
we think it’ll be hard for them to pull out a win against the Indians again!
