This is the perfect stage for Marcel Kittel. This stage will come down to the final sprint and it is the type of sprint that will suit an explosive sprinter that is also capable of maintaining a long run. That man is definitely Marcel Kittel and anything better than $2 is a good price for the German to claim his first stage win at the 2016 Tour.
Kei Nishikori has never made in past the fourth round at Wimbledon, but he has an excellent opportunity to make the quarter-finals. His hold/break percentage on grass in the past 12 months is much greater than that of Cilic and he has played some very good tennis during this tournament to date.
Sam Querrey beat Novak Djokovic to reach this stage of the tournament, but whether he can back that effort up is a huge query. Mahut is an outstanding player on grass and he has a hold/break percentage of over 110 percent on, while Querry’s figure in the past 12 months is less than a 100. Querrey’s odds are inflated by his upset win and are not a true reflection of his chances.
The Trinbago Knight Riders lost their opening game of the tournament to St Louis and I am happy to take them on again in this fixture. Jamaica have the likes of Chris Gayle, Andre Russell and Kumar Sangakkara in their team and if any of that three are able to fire with the bat they have an excellent chance of scoring an upset.