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Guyana Amazon Warriors

St Lucia Kings

Tomorrow

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Simon Cambers

Hussey and Clarke put pressure on Ponting

Despite scoring 75 in the second innings in Perth, Ricky Ponting gave the rest of his team-mates a chance to catch him up in the leading Australia runscorer charts thanks to a rare failure in the first innings

18-Dec-2006•Simon Cambers

Value still with Clark

Shane Warne may be dominating the headlines as his 700th Test wicket approaches, but those of you who followed the advice to back Stuart Clark to be Australia's top wicket-taker in the series will be quietly confident right now

18-Dec-2006•Simon Cambers

Can India break their duck in South Africa?

With arguably the most talented batting line-up in world cricket, India should be more than capable of winning the forthcoming three-Test series in South Africa. But they have an appalling record there and go into the first Test, starting on Friday, as ra

14-Dec-2006•Simon Cambers

Perth ground profile

Perth used to be known as the fastest track in the world but in the last couple of years, things have changed a little, making it much more like Adelaide

13-Dec-2006•Simon Cambers

Spreads already proving lucrative

Those of you who followed the spreads advice before the start of the series are probably feeling pretty good about things right now

29-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Adelaide ground profile

Australia have an excellent record at home down the years, but of the five grounds on the current Test rota, Adelaide might just offer England their best chance of success, statistically at least

29-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Odds against a West Indies win

West Indies may not have finished off the job in the second Test as it ended in a draw, but Brian Lara's side should be high on confidence and could be overpriced at 6/1 (7.00) to win the third and final match in the series, which starts on Monday

26-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Australia odds-on for series sweep

Having regained the Ashes in typically ruthless style with victory in Perth on Monday, Australia have been slashed to just 9/10 (1.90) to go on and complete a 5-0 series whitewash by beating England in the two remaining Tests, in Melbourne and Sydney

23-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Spreads could prove lucrative

As you would expect for an Ashes series, Sporting Index have come up with more markets than you have the time to examine. From a batsman's series runs to player performance and their famous specials, they have just about everything covered

22-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Can England buck the trend?

Just a few hours to go now until the start of the Ashes and Australia are holding steady at 4/9 (1.44) to win the first Test in Brisbane, while England remain 11/2 (6.50) and the draw is a 7/2 (4,50) chance

20-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Brisbane ground profile

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

20-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Pakistan favourites in Multan

17-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Warne favourite but Clark value

When it comes to the individual player markets in a Test series as the matches go by, there is rarely much value to be gleaned

17-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Ponting almost unbackable

When the bookies work out their markets for an individual batsman before the start of a five-match series, they usually set the top man at around 400-420

17-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Hoggard now odds-on

Matthew Hoggard was rewarded for a typically tireless display in Adelaide with a seven-wicket haul in the first innings and the Yorkshireman is now 4/7 (1.56) to come out on top as England's top series wicket-taker

17-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Pakistan hold the edge

West Indies showed they are side on the up, in one-day cricket at least, by reaching the final of the ICC Champions Trophy earlier this month but they face a tough task as they go to Pakistan for a three-Test series, starting on Saturday with the f

10-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

England look to bounce back

Having been humbled in their opening match of the Ashes Tour, England will be looking to get back on track immediately when they take on New South Wales in a three-day game, starting on Sunday

09-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Battle of the champions

West Indies beat Australia in their opening group match of the ICC Champions Trophy a couple of weeks ago but when the two sides meet in the final on Sunday it is the world champions who are 1/3 (1.33) to win it, while West Indies, the

31-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

Antipodean battle in store

Favourites Australia take on New Zealand in the first semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy in Mohali on Wednesday knowing they are just two victories away from claiming the only tournament they have yet to win

31-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

Who will conquer Valderrama?

The European Tour season is set to end on a high note once again as the best players of the past 12 months all convene in Valderrama for the Volvo Masters

25-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

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