Articles by: Jarnel Dhillon

We quickly shift our focus across the women’s and men’s quarter-finals with four matches taking place throughout Wednesday.

Monday night saw the last of the men’s singles round-of-16 matches take place. All of the big favourites progressed to the Quarter-Finals!

The Multibets are coming thick and fast in this year’s Australian Open, back to back scheduling of women’s and men’s singles matches make this a bumper edition!

Djokovic came through this matchup conceding just 3 games, against an opponent who has caused the sport’s biggest names big trouble in the recent past.

The Australian Open this year has not been short of underdogs taking down the huge favourites. Iga Swiatek fell to 19-year-old Linda Noskova which puts Sabalenka a huge favourite to defend her title.

Plenty of early markets are on show for us to look into ahead of our final multibet of the week, from then we will be looking to cast our eyes on the latter stages of the tournament!

Some would argue this was Andy Murray’s worst defeat in a Grand Slam opening round in recent years, Tomas Etcheverry was the man who took advantage of the Brits’ lacklustre performance

Day 2 sees a few more matches to look at in the singles’ draws. It is a mixed bag of short favs and fairly matched up contests, this time we will be looking into handicaps and MLs!

We will be looking into Monday & Tuesday’s Big Bash matches for any edges on the player prop markets. Combining them into a pretty double!

Sydney Thunder, skittled for 140 in the first innings, are now likely to be the unfortunate team to be holding the wooden spoon this season.