TAB Fast Facts - 2019 Cricket World Cup Final
TAB Fast Facts - 2019 Cricket World Cup Final
The Cricket World Cup is always a popular one off sporting event for the TAB, but because of the challenging timezone of the tournament we didn’t anticipate it would be so popular with punters this time round!
Due in part to the overwhelming popularity of the TAB Super Sixes promotion, and the success of the mighty Blackcaps, we now expect the 2019 Cricket World Cup will rank among the top five sporting events in our organisation’s history.
When the TAB first opened the outright winner option a year ago New Zealand opened at $9, they were paying $10 at the start of the tournament and have now come in to $3.35 to lift the Cricket World Cup. England opened at $3.25, drifted to $5.50 and are now firm favourites.
In the past 24 hours we’ve seen a lot of support for New Zealand, including one bet of $10,000 in the head to head option @ $3.35.
NEW ZEALAND v ENGLAND, Sunday 14th July @ 9.30pm
Head
to Head
England $1.30, New Zealand 3.35
70%
of the money is on the Blackcaps
8,000 (as at 11:30am)
individual bets have been placed on the
Blackcaps
Top Runscorer (New Zealand)
Kane Williamson $3.00
Martin Guptill
$4.50
50% of the money is on Martin Guptill - punters
think his time has come
Top Wicket Taker (New
Zealand)
Trent Boult $3.50
Lockie Ferguson
$4.33
Matt Henry $4.50
More than 50% of the money is
on Trent Boult
BIG BETS
$4,000 on
England at $1.30 (placed in Auckland)
$10,000 on New
Zealand at $3.35 to win the CWC
$2,000 on Martin Guptill
to be Top NZ Runscorer at $5 (placed in
Auckland)
BIGGEST MATCHES OF THE TOURNAMENT (by
turnover)
New Zealand v India (Semi Final) $1.35
million
England vs New Zealand $890k
New Zealand v
South Africa $830k
India vs Afghanistan $820k
England
vs Sri Lanka $770k
England vs Australia (Semi Final)
$740k
TOP 5 TAB NZ SPORTING EVENTS BY
TURNOVER:
2014 FIFA World Cup: $32m
2011
Rugby World Cup: $30m (in NZ)
2018 FIFA World Cup:
$28m
2015 Cricket World Cup: $28m (in NZ)
2010 FIFA
World Cup: $25.5m
A percentage of every bet
placed during the tournament with the TAB NZ is passed on in
commission payments to New Zealand
Cricket.