India favourites to go 3-1 up

In spite of Pakistan's thumping victory on Saturday, India remain favourites when the fourth one-day international gets underway at Ahmedabad on Tuesday.

Neither team will want to chase - the team batting first has won all three matches so far, and the Motera stats state that 77.8% of results favour the side batting first. It could be a run-fest - the last two matches have seen totals in excess of 300.

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Sachin Tendulkar will want to put his poor run behind him - scores of 4, 2 and 6 should drive the Little Master to greater heights - and a decent, possibly matchwinning contribution, should not be far away. Ganguly is just 51 away from 10,000 runs in one-day internationals, although, like Tendulkar, he is yet to get into double figures in this series (0, 9 and 4). Those who have faith in his ability to bounce back from a spell of extremely indifferent form will get good value in the Man of the Match and Top India Batsman markets.

Sachin Tendulkar 8/1 Man of the Match | 10/3 Top India batsman

Sourav Ganguly 16/1 Man of the Match | 7/1 Top India batsman

Confidence in the Pakistan camp will undoubtedly be high following their stunning victory at Jamshedpur. Saturday's centurion, Salman Butt, is Pakistan's leading run-scorer to date. He also has an average of 90.3 in matches against India, and has scored two centuries (remember his stunning hundred in the Jubilee match last year) in those four matches.

Naved-ul-Hasan has 11 wickets at 10.81, and is filling Shoaib's shoes with some panache. Man of the Match in the third game, he is 18/1 to repeat the feat at Motera.

Salman Butt 14/1 Man of the Match | 5/1 Top Pakistan scorer

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