Matches (5)

NZ vs WI (2)

AUS vs IND (1)

PAK vs SA (1)

WCL 2 (1)

New Zealand

West Indies

Tomorrow

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Australia

India

Tomorrow

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Simon Cambers

Can Windies finish off India?

After the batsmen's paradise of days one to three, something strange happened to the St Kitts pitch on Sunday and all of a sudden a result is not out of the question on the final day

22-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Last chance saloon for England

For the first time in the one-day series, England are actually decent value to win one of the matches. Unfortunately, bet365's justification for making England 5/6 (1.83) is simple - at 2-0 down with three to play, England are in last-chance saloon

16-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Draw the favourite in St Lucia

West Indies and India island-hop to St Lucia for the second Test, which starts on Saturday with varying degrees of satisfaction from events in Antigua

08-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Top club goalscorer markets

Of the host of markets on the forthcoming World Cup, bet365 have been rather creative by setting one on the relative performances of the Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea players at the finals

04-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

India still good value for series

West Indies hung on gamely for a draw in the first Test in Antigua but though India have drifted slightly, they are still strong favourites to win the four-match series and look good value at 10/11 (1.91)

01-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Can West Indies clinch series?

Ridiculed before the start, West Indies now stand on the verge of completing a shock series win over India, leading 2-1 going into the penultimate match of the five-game series, in Trinidad on Friday

25-May-2006•Simon Cambers

England favourites for one-dayers

England let slip a dominant position to allow Sri Lanka to draw the Test series but despite a succession of injury worries, they are odds-on favourites for the one-day series, which begins at Lord's on Saturday

24-May-2006•Simon Cambers

West Indies look for back-to-back wins

Well what do you know? West Indies found a way to win for once and suddenly their series with India actually has the makings of a close encounter going into Tuesday's third match of the five-game series

18-May-2006•Simon Cambers

Dilshan buyers can take a profit

Anyone who followed the advice to buy Tillakaratne Dilshan's series runs at 175 could now get out with a 10-point profit after the batsman's excellent second-innings performance at Lord's

09-May-2006•Simon Cambers

Pietersen and Hoggard on course for top honours

England may not have won the opening Test but the efforts of Kevin Pietersen and Matthew Hoggard at Lord's mean they are now big favourites in the series player markets

09-May-2006•Simon Cambers

England on the drift in series markets

With the selectors not risking Stephen Harmison's injury for this week's second Test, England have drifted slightly in the series betting, though they are still strong at 4/11 (1.36) while bet365 make them 4/5 (1.80) to win this week at Edgbaston

07-May-2006•Simon Cambers

South Africa look to wrap up series

After the draw in Durban, South Africa take a 1-0 lead into the third and final Test against New Zealand, beginning in Johannesburg on Friday

03-May-2006•Simon Cambers

England cut despite injuries

England could barely have had any worse luck in terms of injuries in the build-up to the Test series against Sri Lanka, which begins on Thursday, but such was the abject nature of the tourists' defeat by England A last week that the home side have been sh

26-Apr-2006•Simon Cambers

Can Notts win again or will Warne inspire Hants?

There may still be plenty of rain in the air but it's that time of year again and the County Championship begins today with Nottinghamshire looking to defend the title they won so well last year

17-Apr-2006•Simon Cambers

New Zealand with mountain to climb

Let's examine the facts. New Zealand have never won a Test series in South Africa and collapsed horribly in the fourth innings at Centurion to put the home side 1-0 up with two to play. Small wonder then that bet365 now make them 7/2 (4.50) to win the se

14-Apr-2006•Simon Cambers

Higgins the man to take the title

This year's snooker world championships appears to be the most open in years, with defending champion Shaun Murphy set to be challenged by former winners Ronnie O'Sullivan, John Higgins, Stephen Hendry and Mark Williams and a crop of other would-be winner

13-Apr-2006•Simon Cambers

Anyone's guess in Indore

Well, it had to happen some time I suppose. With both sides resting their captains, England found the way to win a one-day match, reducing the deficit to 4-1 with just one match remaining, in Indore on Saturday

06-Apr-2006•Simon Cambers

England drifting for series win

With no Michael Vaughan, no Simon Jones and no Marcus Trescothick, England will go into the Ashes series with a below-strength side and knowing they will have to play even better than they did last year if they are to beat the Australians again and the ho

06-Apr-2006•Simon Cambers

India odds-on for another win

How many times do India have to beat England before the tourists are a reasonable price for victory in one of these one-day matches?

05-Apr-2006•Simon Cambers

Can Jayasuriya sign off in style?

Sentiment is always a dangerous thing when it comes to betting but Sri Lanka could just be inspired by the impending retirement of Sanath Jayasuriya when the second and final Test against Pakistan begins in Kandy on Monday

02-Apr-2006•Simon Cambers

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