Simon Cambers

England finish on a high

Another poor performance from most of the West Indies batsmen and England duly took advantage to win the fourth and final Test at Chester-le-Street to clinch a 3-0 series win and leave themselves in good heart ahead of next month's series with India

01-Jun-2007•Simon Cambers

India should take the lead

Bangladesh showed India that they mean business in the first Test last week and though India are the better side, they are short on confidence, which probably explains why they are not shorter than 4/11 (1.36) for victory in the second Test, which begins

23-May-2007•Simon Cambers

England still big favourites for Headingley win

Day three of the second Test may have been washed out because of rain, but England remain big favourites to beat West Indies, with bet365 making them 1/7 (1.14) to win it

23-May-2007•Simon Cambers

Pakistan look to find form

After a shocking World Cup, in more ways than one, Pakistan get back on the field on Friday with the first match of their three-game one-day international series with Sri Lanka in Abu Dhabi, looking to restore a little credibility as they begin life after

18-May-2007•Simon Cambers

Go short on West Indies top innings score

As usual, Sporting Index have an extensive list of markets on the four-Test series between England and West Indies, with plenty of opportunities to make some money while enjoying a summer of cricket

16-May-2007•Simon Cambers

Bank on West Indies to fail

Bet365 have come up with a few specials on the Test series between England and West Indies, which begins at Lord's on Thursday. And since West Indies look a pretty sorry outfit, it makes sense to look at ways of making money out of their ineptitude and on

16-May-2007•Simon Cambers

Collymore still good value

West Indies continue to struggle to remove England's batsmen and it's anyone's guess which of their bowlers will take the most wickets come the end of the series, but Corey Collymore, who leads by two, is still odds against to come out on top

15-May-2007•Simon Cambers

Rain set to force draw at Lord's

West Indies have battled well to be in a position to save the first Test against England at Lord's but they could also be helped out by a very dodgy weather forecast for Monday's final day, which has prompted bet365 to cut the draw to 3/10 (1.30)

14-May-2007•Simon Cambers

Cook putting pressure on Pietersen

Kevin Pietersen may be the 1/5 (1.20) favourite to finish as England's top runscorer in the series against West Indies but Alastair Cook is breathing down his neck and a big innings in the final Test at Chester-le-Street could turn things around

13-May-2007•Simon Cambers

Chanderpaul favourite but Bravo lurking

Shivnarine Chanderpaul showed he is the class in the West Indies line-up as he moved to the top of his side's runscorers for the series against England with his fine second-innings century at Old Trafford and is now just 4/11 (1.36) to finish on top after

10-May-2007•Simon Cambers

Around the grounds

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

10-May-2007•Simon Cambers

England on course for 3-0

It may have been cold, but the rain relented for long enough on Monday for England to win the second Test and take a 1-0 lead in the four-match series. And after the manner of their innings victory, bet365 make them 11/10 (2.10) to go on and win it 3-0

02-May-2007•Simon Cambers

England rock solid

Michael Vaughan may be missing for the first Test of the four-game series against West Indies, but with Kevin Pietersen fit, they are big favourites to come out on top, with their price of 2/11 (1.18) a pretty sad indictment of how just far the tourists h

28-Apr-2007•Simon Cambers

McGrath set for final hurrah

Glenn McGrath has defied all those people who said he was too old and that his impact on the competition would not be that great with a superb, consistent bowling performance throughout

26-Apr-2007•Simon Cambers

Aussies wary of 1996 repeat

Australia humiliated South Africa in the second semi-final on Wednesday and are 2/5 (1.40) favourites to complete the job by beating Sri Lanka in the final of the World Cup in Barbados on Saturday. The Aussies will be confident, but memories of 1996, when

25-Apr-2007•Simon Cambers

Australia too good for Proteas

Nothing is definite in sport, as we all know, but no matter how many times they may say they are confident, South Africa will still go into their semi-final against Australia on Wednesday knowing they are big underdogs

23-Apr-2007•Simon Cambers

End of the road for New Zealand?

New Zealand succeeded where England, West Indies, India and Pakistan all failed, in showing enough professionalism and consistency to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup. But with an in-form Sri Lanka side to play on Tuesday, and having already lost to

23-Apr-2007•Simon Cambers

Australia still good value

And then there were four. Sri Lanka, New Zealand and South Africa join Australia in the semi-finals of the World Cup this week but no matter how hard you try to say otherwise, the Aussies are still the ones to beat and at 9/10 (1.90) they are exceptional

21-Apr-2007•Simon Cambers

Farewell to one of the greats

When the schedule for the Super Eights was released, the final match between West Indies and England always looked like being one full of drama and meaning. Their woeful displays over the past few weeks has rendered the game a dead rubber, but the retirem

20-Apr-2007•Simon Cambers

Top spot still up for grabs

Australia have dominated the World Cup to date but top spot in the Super Eights is still just about up for grabs. Should New Zealand beat them by a big margin on Friday, in the penultimate match before the last four, then the Black Caps could pip them and

19-Apr-2007•Simon Cambers

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