The 2023 Ashes are just months away, and with it comes the reignition of one of international sport’s fiercest rivalries. Both teams come into the series in incredible form, with England’s ‘BazBall’ approach looking unstoppable, and Australia looking like the best team in the world. Follow the probability of this enthralling contest using our in-depth odds tracker to make the best-informed bets possible.
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2023 The Ashes Winner – Latest Developments on Odds & Favourites:
- 7th June: England’s preparations are complete after their dominant victory over Ireland which included a double century for Ollie Pope, a 182 for Ben Duckett and a five-for for debutant quick Josh Tongue. Unfortunately, Jack Leach picked up a stress fracture in his back during the win, and has been ruled out of the entire Ashes series. This has affected the odds tracker somewhat, as now for the first time this year Australia are now favourites to win the series. Step forward Moeen Ali.
- 20th April: The County Championship and IPL have kicked off and many of England’s stars are performing. The main talking point in England circles at the moment is how England are going to accommodate both Johnny Bairstow and Harry Brook in the same team. Either one of them goes up to open in place of Zak Crawley, or Bairstow takes the gloves off Ben Foakes. Foakes’ fantastic start in the County Championship will have put him in good stead.
- 18th January: England are coming off a historic victory in Pakistan, while Australia demolished both South Africa and the West Indies at home in the winter. With the first Ashes test still six months away, there is a lot of cricket to be played and for new storylines to emerge. Keep track of them here.
We monitor trends in odds on key markets of interest by tracking a range of UK and international bookmakers. The update frequency varies, but is clearly shown on all our tables and charts. After fetching odds direct from bookies, we convert them to implied probability to make them easier to manage (read more on implied probability and converting from fractional to % probability). We then take the mean average implied probability to get a consensus view across the betting industry. This average implied probability is what we show on our charts and tables.
