Simon Cambers

England put together another good performance in the third one-day international against India to take a 2-1 lead in the seven-match series, and bet365 now make the home side 4/11 favourites to go on and win it

After somehow contriving victory in the fourth one-day international at Old Trafford to take a 3-1 lead in the seven-game series, England are understandably big favourites to wrap it up but India may not be done just yet and there is not much in the odds

England will be hoping for a fast start in the one-day series against India and where better to start than at the Rose Bowl in Hampshire when the two sides meet in the first of seven games later today. India are 4/5 favourites but England, who are evens,

Well, what do you know? One good win and suddenly everything looks rosy again in England's one-day garden. Of course, one win will not solve their long-term problems with the limited overs game but England are now 8/13 (1.61) to go on and win the seven-ma

The Test series may be over but the big games keep coming and Hampshire and Durham square off on Saturday in the final of the Friends Provident Trophy, a match that could give Shane Warne the chance to lift his first major trophy for Hampshire

As expected, England duly lost their first Test series on home soil since 2001 as they were beaten 1-0 by India. Michael Vaughan's side did, at least, salvage some pride by batting through the final day but they will have to pick themselves up for a mammo

The lovely English summer came to India's rescue just in the nick of time on Monday as the first Test against England was abandoned as a draw. India were hanging on by the skin of their teeth and it will be interesting to see how the two sides regroup for

After his century in the second innings at Lord's, Kevin Pietersen is now odds-on to be England's top series runscorer against India, but Michael Vaughan is looking good and those of you who followed the advice to back him should be too worried yet

Those of you who followed the advice to back Sachim Tendulkar to be India's top runscorer in the series against England should be sitting pretty after the little master moved closer to the top of the run charts after his efforts at Trent Bridge

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, Trent Bridge and the Oval to be used for

Sri Lanka crushed Bangladesh in the second Test and despite some signs of resistance in their second innings, it's virtually impossible to see anything other than another win for the home side when the third and final Test begins in Colombo on Wednesday

West Indies turned on the style on Wednesday to force the one-day series against England to a decider and with momentum on their side, the tourists look over-priced at 11/8 (2.37) to win at Trent Bridge on Saturday and clinch the series

It didn't take long for the optimism of West Indies' one-day skills to be destroyed as England crushed them in the opener to the three-match series. And bet365 make the home side 1/2 (1.50) to win Wednesday's second match for an unassailable 2-0 lead

West Indies looked a side transformed from their woeful Test series effort as they pushed England hard in the Twenty20 games and the tourists might fancy their chances of upsetting England in the three-match one-day series, which begins on Sunday, even i

Jacques Kallis led South Africa to victory over India in the first match of their three-game one-day series against India in Belfast and the South Africans are 3/10 (1.30) favourites to win the second match on Friday

England dominated the first Test at Lord's and though they could not quite finish off the job bet365 have kept them unchanged as even money (2.00) favourites to go on and win the three-Test series against India

England and West Indies lock horns again for a three-match one-day series but before then there is a little bit of Twenty20 fun to be had, with the Oval the venue for the first of two encounters, on Thursday

Roger Federer is the man to beat once again at Wimbledon, which begins on Monday, but with the Swiss is the obvious favourite at 1/3 (1.33) there is little point backing him at such a short price

Belfast may be an unusual venue but the two sides are more than familiar as India and South Africa, two of the most prolific sides in one-day cricket, square off in a three-match series, starting on Tuesday

Not content with just having played a World Cup and seemingly playing a one-day series every month, most of the India, Sri Lanka and South Africa sides are back in action for a three-game series between an Asian XI and African XI, beginning in Bangalore o