One Day series reaches decider as England chase down Australia

Spinner Moeen Ali found the Old Trafford pitch to his liking against the Aussies, however, and is a 4/1 alternative bet in that market. His consistent taking of wickets throughout this series press his claims, especially with the next one against Pakistan coming up.

Australia skipper Steve Smith spoke of fatigue and jadedness at the end of what has been a long tour, but middle-order batsman George Bailey and all-rounder Glenn Maxwell have improved their run scoring throughout the ODIs.

Magnificent Maxwell, who smashed 85 off 64 balls at Headingley is an 11/2 chance to put the Aussies’ expert batsmen to shame once again and be their best again. Bailey, meanwhile, is the same price. Aaron Finch was the tourists’ best at Old Trafford on Tuesday with 53, and is shorter at 7/2 to be top Australia batsman.

The Aussie attack will once again be led by pace bowler Pat Cummins, who recorded career best figures of 4-49 in One Day games at Headingley and also took two wickets in the first Old Trafford match.

Punters can enhance his 5/2 price to be the visitors’ top man with the ball by taking an 11/2 wincast, and if Australia are to record a result that clinches the series Cummins will have plenty to do with it.

Coral’s top tip: Patriotism has paid off for punters previously throughout this Ashes summer, so backing captain Morgan to lead England to victory and be their best batsman in that fabulous 15/2 wincast is the way forward.