Betfred offering cash back offer on the 2nd test at Adelaide

After managing to bounce back to a draw at the end of the 1st Test at the Gabba, can Andrew Strauss’s team continue their good form at the Adelaide Oval? His side prepare to enter the second test in Adelaide which begins on December 3rd with the Australians keen to get their hands on England’s Ashes.

England are expected to field the same side that plated in the first test and Coach Andy Flower will return to training after having treatment for cancer which caused him to miss some of the first test.

The Australians will be bolstered by the news that vice-captain Michael Clarke has said that he is fit enough to play after he has recovered from a back injury, however they should be without pace bowler Mitchell Johnson who after his poor performance in the first test is expected to be dropped in favour of Doug Bollinger.

All odds for this market come from bookmakers Betfred.

10/3 – Andrew Strauss7/2 – Alastair Cook4/1 – Kevin Pietersen4/1 – Jonathan Trott5/1 – Ian Bell7/1 – Paul Collingwood8/1 – Eoin Morgan12/1 – Matt Prior14/1 – Steven Davies33/1 – Stuart Broad50/1 – Tim Bresnan50/1 – Graeme Swann100/1 – James Anderson100/1 – Chris Tremlett200/1 – Steven Finn200/1 – Monty Panesar

The bookmakers Betfred are offering punters a great cash back offer on the 2nd test of the Ashes at Adelaide. If you place a bet on the top batsman market in the 1st innings of the 2nd test and your player scores over 100 runs but is not the top batsman then the kind chaps at Betfred will refund your losing betting stake up to a maximum of £200.

Click here to place your Ashes bet and claim your free bet from Betfred

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Written by Haydon Eckles · Filed Under Betfred, Bookmakers, Cricket, Sport, The Ashes 
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