New Zealand vs England second ODI predictions, team news, betting tips and odds

New Zealand vs England second ODI date, start time & TV info 

Date Wednesday, October 29
Starts 1am
Venue Seddon Park, Hamilton
Competition ODI series
TV TNT Sports 1

England lost Sunday's first ODI against New Zealand by six wickets in Mount Maunganui despite a sensational century from Harry Brook.

The white-ball captain hit 11 sixes in his knock of 135 and he is aiming to inspire his side to a victory at Hamilton's Seddon Park, where the second ODI takes place on Wednesday.

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New Zealand vs England second ODI betting tips & predictions

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New Zealand vs England second ODI preview 

Australia have confirmed that captain Pat Cummins will miss the first Ashes Test in Perth due to a back injury but they can take some solace from England's batting display in the first ODI against New Zealand.

Jamie Smith was bowled for a first-ball duck by Matt Henry before fellow Test players Ben Duckett, Joe Root and Jacob Bethell were all dismissed for two in Mount Maunganui on Sunday.

It took a sensational innings of 135 off 101 balls from white-ball captain Harry Brook to drag England to a total of 223 and, despite a sharp opening spell from Brydon Carse, New Zealand chased down their target with four wickets and 80 balls to spare.

Carse is likely to share the new ball with Jofra Archer in Wednesday's second ODI in Hamilton, where England are slight favourites to win and set up a series decider in Wellington.

However, New Zealand have a formidable record at Seddon Park, where they have won 13 of their last 14 one-dayers, and overcast conditions should help the quick bowlers again.

England's hopes of a morale boost before the Ashes may again be dented by home pacemen Matt Henry and Zakary Foulkes and the tourists look set to fall short of an opening partnership of under 26.5.

All-format players Smith and Duckett were rested for the 1-0 T20 series victory over the Black Caps after a gruelling home summer of cricket.

Both were dismissed by sharp deliveries in the first ODI and in New Zealand's last three matches in Hamilton they reduced Pakistan to 32-5 and Sri Lanka to 18-3 and 22-4.

Fast bowler Foulkes could overshadow Archer's return 

Archer's return to action is a thrill for England fans. He took 4-62 and 4-18 against South Africa in his last two ODI appearances in September and sealed a Super Over triumph against New Zealand in the 2019 World Cup final at Lord's.

England were bowled out for 131 in the first ODI against South Africa last month but rallied to score 414-5 in the third game, with Root and Bethell making centuries.

They were two of Foulkes's four victims in Mount Maunganui, both bowled in spectacular fashion, and he also had Duckett and Sam Curran caught behind.

The young all-rounder is an exciting talent, claiming match figures of 9-75 on his Test debut in Zimbabwe in August, and he looks overpriced to be the Kiwis' top bowler again.

New Zealand vs England second ODI team news and predicted line-ups 

New Zealand

Paceman Kyle Jamieson has been ruled out of the series due to a side strain. Blair Tickner has been called up as a replacement.

Predicted line-up: 1 Will Young, 2 Rachin Ravindra, 3 Kane Williamson, 4 Daryl Mitchell, 5 Tom Latham (wk), 6 Michael Bracewell, 7 Mitchell Santner (c), 8 Nathan Smith, 9 Zakary Foulkes, 10 Matt Henry, 11 Jacob Duffy

England

Fast bowler Jofra Archer is likely to replace Luke Wood. Tom Banton is the spare batsman in the squad if the tourists decide to freshen up their top order.

Predicted line-up: 1 Jamie Smith, 2 Ben Duckett, 3 Joe Root, 4 Jacob Bethell, 5 Harry Brook (c), 6 Jos Buttler (wk), 7 Sam Curran, 8 Jamie Overton, 9 Brydon Carse, 10 Jofra Archer, 11 Adil Rashid

New Zealand vs England second ODI betting odds

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FAQs for New Zealand vs England second ODI

When is New Zealand vs England in the second ODI?

The match starts at 1am on Wednesday, October 29.

Where is New Zealand vs England being played?

The second ODI is taking place at Seddon Park in Hamilton, New Zealand.

Where can I watch New Zealand vs England?

There is live coverage of New Zealand vs England on TNT Sports 1.

What is the match betting for New Zealand vs England?

New Zealand are 11-10 to beat 8-11 favourites England in the second ODI.

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