Matches (5)

NZ vs WI (2)

AUS vs IND (1)

PAK vs SA (1)

WCL 2 (1)

New Zealand

West Indies

Tomorrow

6:15 AM

null

Schedule Series

Australia

India

Tomorrow

8:15 AM

null

Schedule Series

Simon Cambers

Bangladesh and Bermuda to struggle

Sporting Index have excelled themselves with a plethora of spread betting markets on the World Cup and there are a host of intriguing bets to get our teeth into

11-Mar-2007•Simon Cambers

Who will be top of the bowling tree?

Judging who will take the most wickets in a World Cup is no easy task but that just means there is a bit more value in the market. And at 16/1, South Africa's Shaun Pollock could be the man to get on your side

08-Mar-2007•Simon Cambers

Follow Tendulkar and Gayle

PIcking the man most likely to score the most runs in a competition as competitive as the World Cup may seem about as easy as finding a needle in a haystack but in truth, it is almost the opposite

01-Mar-2007•Simon Cambers

Who will top their group?

There is plenty of betting to be had in the group stages, starting with the sides who will come out on top in their individual groups and set themselves up for the latter stages

27-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

New Zealand to rub it in

Having chased down 337 for victory on Sunday, New Zealand clinched the series victory against Australia with one match still to go. But don't think they are done - the Black Caps will be chasing a whitewash when the final match in the series takes place i

17-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

Can New Zealand dethrone Australia?

It hardly seems possible but if Australia lose the three-match one-day series against New Zealand, which starts in Wellington on Friday, they could lose their No 1 ranking. And with a host of big-name absentees, they are about as vulnerable as the

15-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

Sri Lanka a tempting bet

India are big favourites to win the fourth and, thanks to the first game washout, deciding one-day international against Sri Lanka at Vishkapatnam on Saturday but with a couple of injury problems, don't rule out an upset victory for the visitors

15-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

Pakistan try to put it all together

Winners in 1992 in the golden era of Imran, Wasim and Waqar, Pakistan almost made it again in 1999 only to play one of the worst finals in history and it's that kind of inconsistency that makes them so difficult to read again this year

14-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

West Indies with point to prove

Fallen from the heights of their 1970s and 1980s - and even through to the mid 1990s - West Indies have been dismissed as contenders for the past decade but on home soil and with a point to prove, they will fancy their chances

13-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

Can Sri Lanka repeat 1996 win?

Having stunned everyone by winning the World Cup in 1996, it is hardly surprising that Sri Lanka have struggled slightly over the past couple of years but they have had their sights set on the World Cup for a long time, which makes them a dangerous floate

13-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

South Africa the closest challengers

If there is one side that has pushed Australia hard over the last few years, it is South Africa and if everything goes their way they could even achieve the unthinkable and deny the Aussies a third straight World Cup crown

13-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

New Zealand only an outside chance

As four-time semi-finalists, it is arguable that New Zealand have overachieved in World Cups down the years, given the paucity of their resources

13-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

India out to fulfil their talent

Ever since they won the tournament in 1983 - one of the biggest suprises in World Cup history - I have been waiting for them to win it again, fulfilling the potential that just oozes out of their top six

13-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

Australia still the ones to beat

Winners in 1987, 1999 and 2003 and the undisputed kings of all forms of the game, Australia, for all their injury problems, still hold all the aces going into the tournament as they chase a third straight victory

13-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

England creeping under the radar

Even the most patriotic of England fans would probably agree that it has been a long time since they were a world force in one-day cricket. You could go back as far as 1992, to be exact, when they reached the World Cup final, losing out to a classy Pakist

12-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

South Africa nailed on

In taking a 2-1 lead with victory in the fourth one-day international, South Africa showed the kind of ruthlessness they will need if they are to do well at the World Cup

12-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

India likely to bounce back

Sri Lanka may have taken the lead in the four-match one-day series with victory in match two but India have the class and there is every chance they can come from behind to win the series, starting by winning the third match, in Margao on Wednesday

12-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

Australia rock solid at halfway point

It's just about halfway point in the World Cup and a good time to evaluate how the big sides are getting on. Unfortunately for the challengers, though, it looks more and more likely that Australia will win the competition for the third straight time

08-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

India and Sri Lanka try again

After the washout in Kolkata, India and Sri Lanka will try again in the second match of the four-game one-day series, scheduled for Rajkot on Sunday, with the hosts again solid favourites at 1/2 (1.50)

06-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

Confident South Africa out to extend lead

Having put on a terrific show with the bat in the first match, South Africa will be brimming over with confidence going into the second game of the five-match one-day series with Pakistan, in Durban on Wednesday

06-Feb-2007•Simon Cambers

18 19 20 21 22

Showing 381 - 400 of 765