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The women’s one-day cricket World Cup begins Friday, March 4 in New Zealand, with the host nation looking to re-capture the trophy similar to its win in 2000 at home. This tournament was originally slated to be played in February and March of 2021, but got pushed back due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here’s a look at the odds for each team to win the women’s World Cup courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.
The Australians enter as heavy favorites after winning the 2020 T20 World Cup, and they’ve won two of the last four one-day World Cups. Meg Lanning, Ellyse Perry and Alyssa Healy form a potent trio capable of ruining any opposition’s bowling attack. Those three, along with a stellar supporting cast, should be able to at least get to the final with no concerns.
The host nation has the talent to win this whole thing, but a lot of these players haven’t been able to produce in big-time contests. The veteran trio of Sophie Devine, Amy Satterthwaite and Suzie Bates is back, although New Zealand’s hopes likely hinge on Amelia Kerr and Lea Tahuhu.
England is the reigning champion in this event, and has won two of the last four tournaments. Heather Knight, Tammy Beaumont and Nat Sciver are the headliners on this team but it’ll be young Sophie Ecclestone who likely holds the key to England repeating.
India made it to the 2017 World Cup final and lost in heartbreaking fashion. This is a nice mix of veteran and youth talent, fresh off the 2020 T20 World Cup run. This is likely Mithali Raj’s last World Cup, so we’ll see if she gets a storybook ending. Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Varma will need to have big performances to take India over the top.
With Australia and England winning the last four titles between them, it’s a good bet to assume they’ll reach the final. A talented host country is always dangerous, so New Zealand could be a secondary option. Going with the team at plus odds represents the higher payoff, so England is the best bet here over Australia.
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The final two teams in the World Cup will do battle in Sunday’s showpiece in Qatar, as Lusail Stadium hosts the 2022 World Cup Final. France will be looking for a historic second consecutive win, while Lionel Messi will be dreaming of ending his international career by winning the biggest prize of all.
The BetXchange odds show how closely these two nations match up, as France are the slender favourites to retain their title at 35/20. However, Argentina is still available at 37/20. The draw is currently priced up at 21/10. It promises to be an entertaining World Cup Final, and over 2.5 goals is currently available at 13/10. Meanwhile, under 2.5 goals is a 11/20 chance.
France will be competing in the World Cup final for the second straight edition of the competition. They will be looking to join an elite group of nations that have successfully defended the World Cup, and the first to achieve that feat since Brazil in 1962. The French have been relentless throughout the competition, as they have managed to win fixtures despite not being at their best.
That has been evident over the past seven days, as they were the second-best team against England, before claiming a 2-1 win. That was also the case against Morocco in the semi-final, but goals from Theo Hernandez and Randal Kolo Muani were scored at precisely the right moment to stifle any Moroccan confidence.
For Argentina, it will be all about Lionel Messi and his shot at footballing immortality on Sunday. Messi has been in sublime form throughout the tournament in Qatar, and he will be hoping that he can guide his nation to a third World Cup success.
They have come a long way since their 2-1 defeat against Saudi Arabia in their opening fixture, as they have won each of their previous five matches. Their best performance at the World Cup came in their semi-final showdown against Croatia, with Messi producing a moment of magic to set up the third goal for Julian Alvarez.
This will be Argentina’s sixth appearance in the World Cup final, but they have suffered more defeats in the final than any other nation. That includes their defeat in the 2014 edition. France will be playing in the final for the fourth time in their history, with their only defeat coming on penalties against Italy in 2006.
France and Argentina have met on three previous occasions at the World Cup, with Argentina winning on two occasions. However, this will be the first meeting since France’s dramatic 4-3 win in the round of 16 at the 2018 World Cup. Overall, France has won three of the previous 12 meetings, with Argentina claiming victories on six occasions.
This promises to be a thrilling World Cup Final in Qatar, and it could be one that goes either way. However, we like the chances of France to successfully defend the title they won four years ago and end Messi’s dream of a World Cup success. France has excellent defensive qualities, and the wings could be where cricket world cup winner betting oddsUEFA Champions League Finals： Manchester City vs. Chelsea Preview and Prediction the game is won for the French.
Pick: France to win at 35/20 with BetXchange.
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Update: 20.12.22
As we wave goodbye to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, England are 9/1 to triumph in the 2026 edition while this year’s winners Argentina are priced as fourth favourites to successfully defend their crown.
Despite crashing out of the 2022 World Cup at the quarter-final stage against eventual third-place finishers Croatia, Brazil are favourites to go all the way in the 2026 renewal the tournament. Prior to exiting the competition, Brazil were big favourites in Qatar and it required a penalty shoot-out for Croatia to send them packing.
Beaten finalists France are available at a best price of 7/1 in the 2026 World Cup (worst price 5/1). Kylian Mbappe became the first player since Geoff Hurst in 1966 to bag a hat-trick in a World Cup final and the PSG star will be 27 years old when the competition returns in four years’ time.
England are third in the market to be crowned World Champions in 2026 at best odds of 9/1 and a lowest price of 7/1. The bookmakers are firmly of the opinion that the latest ‘golden’ generation of Three Lions including Phil Foden, Bukayo Saka and Jude Bellingham will be on course to peak in the US, Canada and Mexico.
It’s unlikely that Lionel Messi will be taking part in the competition in 2026 given that he will be 39 years of age, however his team are priced at 10/1 to successfully defend their crown. Germany are also a 10/1 shot to bounce back from their disappointing group stage exit of 2022 while manager-less Spain are best odds of 11/1 and a low price of 8/1.
Brazil ?– ?Best Odds 6/1 ?Worst Odds 5/1
France ?– ?Best Odds 7/1 ?Worst Odds 5/1
England ?– ?Best Odds 9/1 ?Worst Odds 7/1
Argentina ?– ?Best Odds 10/1 ?Worst Odds 8/1
Germany ?– ?Best Odds 10/1 ?Worst Odds 9/1
Spain ?– ?Best Odds 11/1 ?Worst Odds 8/1
Update: 15.12.22
France brushed aside a determined Morocco side last night to book for themselves a place in the World Cup final for a second successive time where they will go head-to-head with Argentina.
Defending world champions France were made to work hard for their win last night but while they were very much under the cosh for large parts of the second half, Les Bleus kept control of the game and sent themselves through to the final of the competition with a 2-0 victory. This is France’s second successive time in the final and they are now just one step away from lifting the trophy for a third time, having previously won in 1998 and 2018.
Having thumped 2018 finalists Croatia to the tune of 3-0 in the semi-finals, Argentina will certainly have ideas of their own. Despite losing their opening game against Saudi Arabia, the South Americans have been on excellent form throughout this competition and they are worthy of a place in the final. There’s little doubt that Messi and co. will provide France with very tough opposition on Sunday afternoon and the bookies are having a hard time splitting the pair, both sides priced around 10/11 to lift the trophy.
Result in 90 minutes
8/5 ? – ?France
17/10 – Argentina
2/1 ?– ?Draw
To Lift Trophy
10/11 – ?Argentina
10/11 – ?France
First Goalscorer
7/2 ?– ?Lionel Messi
4/1 ?– ?Kylian Mbappe
11/2 – ?Olivier Giroud
11/2 – ?Julian Alvarez
6/1 ?– ?Lautaro Martinez
13/2 – ?Paulo Dybala
Anytime Goalscorer
17/10 – Lionel Messi
2/1 ?– ?Kylian Mbappe
12/5 – ?Olivier Giroud
5/2 ?– ?Julian Alvarez
13/5 – ?Lautaro Martinez
14/5 – ?Paulo Dybala
Update: 14.12.22
With Argentina having thumped Croatia to the tune of 3-0 in the first of the two semi-finals last night, there are now just three sides left in the competition and this will be whittled down to two when defending champions France do battle with Morocco this evening.
The 2022 World Cup is almost at an end with just two games left to play before we discover who the victor is. There have been many surprises along the way and with Morocco still in contention, there’s a possibility that the biggest shock of all could be ahead. Will Morocco shock the footballing world by winning the competition? It’s possible but the likelihood is that it will go either to Argentina or defending champions France.
Argentina surprisingly lost to Saudi Arabia in their World Cup opener last month but they have bounced back in emphatic style to make it through to the final of the competition where they will face either France or Morocco. The South Americans easily brushed aside Croatia last night to book their place in the final and ahead of tonight’s match they are favourites to win their first World Cup trophy since 1986 at odds of 10/11.
Defending world champions France were made to work hard for their win over England in their quarter-final outing and while Les Bleus were second best for much of that encounter, the 2-1 win over Gareth Southgate’s men was enough to send them through to the semi-finals of the competition where many envisage them getting the better of Morocco. France are second favourites to win the World Cup at a general 5/4 but victory over Morocco will likely be enough to send them back to the top of the betting.
Morocco have been the surprise package at this World Cup although while the North Africans brushed aside Spain and Portugal en-route to this stage of the tournament, they will be facing a step-up in class when they lock horns with France this evening. Many don’t give the Moroccans much of a chance in this semi-final but as others have found to their cost, it would be unwise to write off this particular underdog.
Update: 13.12.22
Only four sides are left in the 2022 World Cup and the semi-finals of the competition get underway tonight when Argentina do battle with 2018 finalists Croatia. Defending champions France then go head-to-head with surprise package Morocco on Wednesday evening. Will we see a repeat of the 2018 final when France faced Croatia or will both sides be knocked out at the semi-final stage? We’ll soon find out.
The 2022 World Cup has thrown up quite a few surprises along the way but we’re now getting down to the nitty gritty with just four sides left in contention. It’s not a massive shock to see the likes of Croatia, France and Argentina appearing at this stage of proceedings but it is a big surprise to see Morocco take part in the semi-finals, the Atlas lions being the first ever African side to make it this far at a World Cup.
Croatia gave us the most recent shock when knocking tournament favourites Brazil out of the competition and they will be confident of taking another South American scalp on Wednesday evening, while France will be more than confident now seeing off a Morocco side which have edged past Spain and Portugal en-route to this stage.
Unsurprisingly, defending world champions France are firm favourites to once again lift the trophy at general odds of 11/10 while Argentina are next in the betting at odds as high as 17/10. 2018 beaten finalists Croatia are a general 15/2 punt to go one better than four years ago while Morocco are 10/1 to give us the biggest ever upset in World Cup history by actually getting their hands on the trophy.
11/10 – France
17/10 – Argentina
15/2 – ?Croatia
10/1 – ?Morocco
Update: 07.12.22
We’re now at the quarter-final stage of the 2022 World Cup with just eight teams left in contention for the coveted trophy and the action continues this weekend with some thrilling ties lined up.
The final last-sixteen games in the 2022 World Cup took place yesterday and while Portugal easily got the better of Switzerland as many expected, Morocco caused another upset by dumping fancied Spain out of the competition following extra-time and a penalty shoot-out. With no goals having been scored in 120 minutes of open play, both sides took their turn from the spot and Spain failed to find the back of the net in any of their opening three penalties, Morocco missing just one of their first four to send themselves through to the last eight of the competition for the first time in their history.
As we head ever closer to the sharp end of the tournament, the odds on Brazil winning the trophy for the first time since 2002 continue to shorten with most bookmakers now going 9/5 that the South Americans go all the way in Qatar. Defending champions France are a general 4/1 shot for the trophy ahead of their weekend clash with England while Argentina are priced at 6/1 for their first World Cup success since 1986.
On the back of their comprehensive 6-1 mauling of Switzerland last night, Portugal are now just 13/2 to win the competition, the same odds as England who face a tough assignment against France on Saturday evening. The Netherlands are next in the betting at odds as high as 17/1 while Croatia and surprise package Morocco complete the market at odds as high as 45/1 apiece.
9/5 ?– ?Brazil
4/1 ?– ?France
6/1 ?– ?Argentina
13/2 – ?Portugal
13/2 – ?England
17/1 – ?Netherlands
45/1 – ?Croatia
45/1 – ?Morocco
Update: 06.12.22
The knockout stages of the 2022 World Cup are now very much underway and several big names have been dumped out of the competition, most notably Germany who failed to make it past the group stages. The big question is, who will be lifting the trophy later this month?
At the time of writing, just ten nations are left in the 2022 World Cup and with the quarter-finals of the tournament fast approaching, things are fast hotting up. A determined Japan fought valiantly against 2018 finalists Croatia before losing in a penalty shoot-out earlier this week while South Korea succumbed to the might of competition favourites Brazil last night.
England successfully brushed aside Senegal in a relatively one-sided affair at the weekend and will now be looking forward to their quarter-final meeting with France, the Three Lions having scored twelve goals in their four tournament outings with just two conceded during that time.
At this stage of proceedings, Brazil are firm favourites to win the World Cup for the first time in 20 years with most bookmakers going 2/1 that the trophy heads to South America for the first time since 2002. Defending champions France are second in the market at odds of 9/2 ahead of their clash with Gareth Southgate’s men while Argentina are a general 11/2 punt for World Cup glory.
England come next in the betting at odds as low as 5/1 and as high as 7/1 while Spain complete the top five at odds of 8/1.
Elsewhere, Portugal and the Netherlands are as high as 14/1 apiece while Croatia, Switzerland and Morocco are all rank outsiders at best odds of 40/1, 100/1 and 125/1 respectively.
2/1 ?– ?Brazil
9/2 ?– ?France
11/2 – ?Argentina
7/1 ?– ?England
8/1 ?– ?Spain
14/1 – ?Portugal
14/1 – ?Netherlands
40/1 – ?Croatia
100/1 – Switzerland
125/1 – Morocco
Update: 02.12.22
All-but-two groups in the 2022 World Cup have completed their fixtures and some big names have departed from the competition, most notably Germany who limped out at the group stages following a shock win by Japan against Spain in the same group.
There have been shocks galore in the 2022 World Cup and we haven’t even finished the group stages of the competition yet. The biggest shocks thus far have been Japan who, having beaten Germany and Spain, have finished at the summit of Group E. Spain finished second in this group while Germany and Costa Rica (who actually claimed all three of their points with a win against Japan) were eliminated at this stage.
Elsewhere, Denmark saw themselves exit the competition following a surprise defeat to Australia while fancied Belgium have been in complete disarray and will head home having finished third in their group behind Croatia and winners Morocco.
Brazil have been far from impressive thus far in the competition but they have done enough to sit on the top of Group G ahead of their final match against Cameroon. The South Americans have already edged past Serbia and Cameroon and it’s possible that they might finish the group stages as the only team to amass nine points (Portugal also with six points ahead of their final game).
Despite not hitting top gear as yet, Brazil are firm favourites to go all the way in Qatar with most bookmakers going 12/5 that they lift the trophy. Argentina – who surprisingly lost their opening game against Saudi Arabia – come in next at odds of 5/1 while defending champions France are slightly behind at 11/2. Spain are a general 6/1 punt for the prize despite losing to Japan last night while England can be backed as low as 6/1 and as high as 19/2 to win their first World Cup since 1966.
29.11.22
We’re fast approaching the knockout stages of the 2022 World Cup and several sides have now booked their place in the next round of the competition.
The group stages of the 2022 World Cup have thrown up a few surprises, most notably Argentina’s defeat by Saudi Arabia and Germany’s defeat at the hands of Japan, however for the most part the form book has been bang on and this is reflected in the odds for the elite sides in the competition. Brazil remain firm favourites to win the competition at general odds of 5/2 following their wins over Serbia and Switzerland, the South Americans having secured their passage into the knockout stages ahead of their final group outings against Cameroon.
Defending champions France are second in the betting market at a general 11/2, Les Bleus having also secured their place in the next round thanks to wins over Australia and Denmark. Spain come in next at 6/1 thanks to their 7-0 thrashing of Costa Rica and draw with Germany, however the Spaniards have yet to secure their passage into the next round from what is still a pretty tight Group E.
Despite losing to Saudi Arabia in their tournament opener, Argentina are a general 8/1 shot to get their hands on the trophy while England complete the top five in the betting at 9/1. The Three Lions demolished Iran to the tune of 6-2 in their tournament opener but they were somewhat lacklustre when drawing 0-0 with the USA in their last outing. Gareth Southgate’s men are almost through to the knockout stages of the competition and a win over Wales tonight would be more than enough to send them through as group winners.
5/2 ?– ?Brazil
11/2 – ?France
6/1 ?– ?Spain
8/1 ?– ?Argentina
9/1 ?– ?England
12/1 – ?Portugal
12/1 – ?Germany
17/1 – ?Netherlands
55/1 – ?Croatia
80/1 – ?Denmark
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