Simon Cambers

Australia give themselves a chance

Australia piled on the pressure on day four of the second Test, compiling and insurmountable lead to leave West Indies needing to bat out the final day in order to save the match and make the final Test live

27-May-2008•Simon Cambers

South Africa still series favourites

Despite, or perhaps because of, events at Lord's in the first Test, South Africa remain favourites to win the four-match series against England, with bet365 keeping the tourists at even money to come out on top

27-May-2008•Simon Cambers

West Indies hit back in Kingston

Four quick wickets on the third evening gave West Indies hope of a dramatic turnaround in the first Test against Australia and bet365 have slashed their price for what would be a remarkable victory

21-May-2008•Simon Cambers

Will Australia whitewash Windies?

West Indies have shown signs lately that they are at least on the way back up, but their improvement is sure to be tested to the limit by the all-conquering Australians, who are expected not only to win the three-Test series, which starts on Thursday, but

21-May-2008•Simon Cambers

Strauss gives England series lead

The stage was set for a hero and Andrew Strauss took up the challenge with a superb century as England won the second Test against New Zealand to give them a 1-0 lead going into the third and final Test, which starts at Trent Bridge on June 5

20-May-2008•Simon Cambers

England's weak tail already reaping dividends

Those of you who followed the advice to sell England's Tails of the Unexpected market with Sporting Index could already have taken a profit after the first Test, but it may well be worth holding out for the rest of the series

14-May-2008•Simon Cambers

England miss their chance

AThe sun finally came out at Lord's on Sunday but England mised their queue, managing only to make a lead of 42 over New Zealand on first innings. All but two of that lead was wiped out late in the day and unless the tourists have one almighty collapse on

12-May-2008•Simon Cambers

Sidebottom still decent value

Ryan Sidebottom and James Anderson were the most successful of England's bowlers in the first Test match at Lord's and there is plenty of value in the top England series bowler market, with two Tests to go

02-May-2008•Simon Cambers

Vaughan favourite; Pietersen value

Michael Vaughan's excellent century at Lord's not only removed any pressure that may have been building on the captain's place in the England side but also moved him to the top of the betting to be his side's top runscorer in the series against New Zealan

02-May-2008•Simon Cambers

England v New Zealand - Test ground profiles

For those of you who like to bet on some of the more obscure markets or on the run totals, it is always worth looking back at the past Test history of the respective grounds to be used in a series and with Lord's, Old Trafford and Trent Bridge to be used

22-Apr-2008•Simon Cambers

England still strong favourites

New Zealand's batsmen enjoyed themselves on the final day of the first Test and though the match petered out into a draw it will be interesting to see if that has a psychological effect on either side going into the second Test, beginning on Friday

17-Apr-2008•Simon Cambers

Business over, games begin in IPL

After the fun of the auction, action on the pitch begins in the inaugural Indian Premier League on Friday with as big a collection of stars as anything the World Cup could hope to offer, all set for a superb competition

15-Apr-2008•Simon Cambers

West Indies look for whitewash

West Indies dominated the second one-day international to take a winning 2-0 lead over Sri Lanka and though the hard work is done, they will now be hoping to complete a whitewash by winning the third and final match, to be played on Tuesday

13-Apr-2008•Simon Cambers

West Indies look to wrap it up

West Indies almost made a hash of things in the first match of the three-game one-day series against Sri Lanka but scrambled home and are now favourites to win Saturday's second match and seal the series victory

11-Apr-2008•Simon Cambers

West Indies out to maintain momentum

Having won the second Test to square the series, West Indies go into the three-match one-day series against Sri Lanka, which begins in Port of Spain on Thursday, with momentum and more importantly, confidence as they look to clinch a home victory

09-Apr-2008•Simon Cambers

Essex among favourites to take honours

PIcking a winner of Division Two is arguably more difficult than finding the champions of Division One. Those relegated from the top flight will want to bounce back while the rest will be doing their utmost to get out

06-Apr-2008•Simon Cambers

Can anyone depose champions Sussex?

When I woke up to the smattering of snow on the ground at the weekend, one of my first thoughts was: "It has to be the start of the cricket season" and so it is, with the English domestic campaigns getting under way on Wednesday, with Sussex hoping to rem

06-Apr-2008•Simon Cambers

Ganguly gives India slender lead

Sourav Ganguly was the star for India on the second day of the third and final Test against South Africa and the home side now have a small, but psychologically important, lead as they look to square the series

31-Mar-2008•Simon Cambers

West Indies have ability to level series

Having outplayed West Indies in virtually every department of the game as they won the first Test, Sri Lanka will be confident that they can clinch the series by winning the second match in the three-game series, which starts on Thursday but it would be w

30-Mar-2008•Simon Cambers

Will Steyn live up to the hype?

You have got to hand it to the South Africans - they are certainly talking a good game going into the three-Test series against India. From the form of Jacques Kallis to their claims for the No 2 Test ranking, they clearly believe they can do some damage,

26-Mar-2008•Simon Cambers

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