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Tomorrow

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Simon Cambers

And then there were four

In the end, it was fairly predictable that Australia would book their place in the semi-finals of the ICC Champions Trophy. And having joined New Zealand, West Indies and South Africa in the last four, Ricky Ponting's side are now even money to win it

14-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

Openers have the edge

After the first round of matches, the bookmakers will be reassessing their odds for the top runscorer and wicket-taker in the Champions Trophy, with Stephen Fleming and Adam Gilchrist sure to be cut after their performances in their respective opening mat

13-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

Sri Lanka and Windies on course

As if we didn't know it, the opening two qualifying matches of the ICC Champions Trophy proved that Bangladesh and Zimbabwe are still a long way from the finished article and Sri Lanka and West Indies look almost certain to qualify for the main event

05-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

Australia back on course

With England squandering a couple of good positions to allow Australia an easy victory at the weekend, the world champions are back on course for a semi-final berth and bet365 have reacted by restoring them as favourites to win the Champions Troph

25-Sep-2006•Simon Cambers

Collingwood now favourite for top England bat

The way England's batsmen collapsed on the final day of the second Test in Adelaide does not exactly bode well for the remaining three matches in the series

18-Sep-2006•Simon Cambers

Pietersen tipped to go well

Kevin Pietersen is one of those players who perform best on the big stage and it's no surprise the Hampshire man is favourite to be top England runscorer in the second one-day international against Pakistan at Lord's on Saturday

31-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

England and Pakistan back on the field

England and Pakistan finally get back on the field at Bristol on Monday and even though it's a Twenty20 match, there is still plenty to play for

28-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

England target series draw

England salvaged some pride by winning the fourth one-day international on Friday and now Andrew Strauss and co will be chasing victory in the final match of the series on Sunday, a win that would give them an unlikely 2-2 draw

23-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

Akmal worth an interest

After the success of Chris Read on Sporting Index's player performance markets in the last Test, it's worth looking at some of the other players on offer for the fourth and final Test between England and Pakistan at The Oval

15-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

And then there were two

With South Africa flying home after worries over security, the Unitech Cup will now become a three-match one-day series between hosts Sri Lanka and India, starting on Friday

14-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

Read rewards spreads buyers

The third Test between England and Pakistan has plenty of intrigue in it already but the performance of the returning Chris Read is sure to capture much of the attention of the crowd at Headingley

03-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

Bookies wait after Oval farce

After the farcical events of day four at The Oval, the bookmakers are understandably holding fire over putting up any odds going into the final day of the fourth and final Test, if, that is, it even takes place

02-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

South Africa a massive price

After snatching a draw in the Test series in England, Sri Lanka may deserve favouritism against South Africa in their two-Test series, which starts on Thursday. But there is no reason on earth why South Africa should be as big as 10/1 (11.00) and the book

25-Jul-2006•Simon Cambers

England take control of series

England showed once again how resilient a side they have become in the past few years as they shrugged off their injury problems to crush Pakistan inside only three days to win the second Test and take a 1-0 lead in the four-game series

24-Jul-2006•Simon Cambers

England drift after Flintoff injury

Just when things were looking up for England, they suffer another hammer blow with the news that Andrew Flintoff is out of the entire Pakistan series through injury and the home side have drifted slightly to 13/10 (2.30) for overall victory

12-Jul-2006•Simon Cambers

England face tough series

Fresh from their humilating one-day whitewash at the hands of Sri Lanka, England have to get right back on track immediately as Pakistan begin a four-Test series but with a host of injuries that will be far from easy

05-Jul-2006•Simon Cambers

All to play for in Jamaica

Who's have thought it. After three matches, West Indies and India are still level at 0-0 following three draws and there is still everything to play for going into the final Test, which begins on Friday in Jamaica

29-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Whitewash on the cards

Well, I don't quite know what to say about England at the moment. A total shambles in the bowling department, they have not managed to restrict Sri Lanka to less than 250 in any of the four matches and with Saturday's final match to come, they are staring

27-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Sharapova the one to beat

This year's women's event at Wimbledon looks set to be the most open in years with any number of players including the defending champion Venus Williams all capable of coming away with the trophy

24-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Hewitt the value at Wimbledon

Roger Federer will look to emulate Bjorn Borg and Pete Sampras in the Open Era by winning his fourth consectutive Wimbledon title and there will be few brave enough to bet against the super Swiss, who loves the All England Club so much and who has appeare

24-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

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