England to win and Jos Buttler to hit a six boosted to 7/2 - as Matthew Mott's side look to reach their second consecutive T20 World Cup final with a win over India today
England to win and Jos Buttler to hit a six has been boosted to 7/2 with Sky Bet Jos Buttler has hit 10 sixes in six innings throughout the T20 World Cup to dateClick here to see ALL today's latest sports betting stories
After just scraping through the group stages at the T20 World Cup - defending champions England are on the cusp of reaching their second consecutive final.
However, if they are to do so, they will need to win today's semi-final against a star-studded Indian side who have yet to taste defeat at this year's tournament.
Matthew Mott's side are 5/4 outsiders to cause the upset in Georgetown, while India are odds-on at 8/13 to reach their third final since the T20 World Cup's inception.
England to defeat India and Jos Buttler to hit a six today has been Price Boosted to 7/2 odds
For those after longer odds, Sky Bet are offering a Featured Price Boost and a further three Price Boosts for this highly-anticipated clash.
Firstly, the featured boost requires England to win and Jos Buttler to hit a six at 7/2. Buttler has hit 10 sixes in six innings throughout the tournament to date.
Meanwhile, the other boosts are for there to a boundary hit in the first three overs of the match, Rohit Sharma, Phil Salt and Rishabh Pant to each hit a six, and Virat Kohli and Buttler to score the most runs for their respective teams.
The odds for those three bets are 6/4, 9/2 and 16/1 respectively.
Sky Bet odds for England vs India:
India 8/13
England 5/4
Sky Bet Featured Price Boost for England vs India:
England to win and Jos Buttler to hit a six
WAS 5/2 NOW 7/2
Sky Bet Price Boosts for England vs India:
A boundary hit in the first three overs of the match
WAS 5/4 NOW 6/4
Rohit Sharma, Phil Salt and Rishabh Pant to each hit a six
WAS 7/2 NOW 9/2
Virat Kohli to and Buttler to score the most runs for their respective teams
WAS 12/1 NOW 16/1
- All odds are correct at the time of publication