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384 & 342

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(T:160) 567 & 161/5

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(17.1/20 ov, T:129) 129/4

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Schedule Table Report Series

Simon Cambers

Who will be top runscorer at the SCG?

Andrew Symonds rewarded topscore backers with his 65 against South Africa on Friday and the big-hitting middle-order batsman is 11/2 (6.50) to repeat the feat when the two sides meet at the SCG on Sunday

02-Feb-2006•Simon Cambers

Australia hitting form

Australia may have already qualified for the final of the VB Series but they still took the chance to score some psychological points over South Africa - their likely final opponents by crushing them on Friday. And the hosts are 4/11 (1.36) to repeat the

01-Feb-2006•Simon Cambers

Pakistan wrap up series

Despite being pushed out to 1/3 (1.33) after day three, Pakistan duly crushed India on the fourth day in Karachi to win the final Test and take the series 1-0, much to the delight of the home fans.

30-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

South Africa and Sri Lanka chase final berth

It's all to play for in Perth on Tuesday as South Africa and Sri Lanka battle it out in the VB Series, knowing that victory for either side would give increase their chances of reaching the best-of-three final against Australia

30-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Sri Lanka eye revenge over Australia

Despite a rotation system that seems to be confusing the players as much as the spectators, Australia eked out a comfortable if unconvincing victory over Sri Lanka on Thursday and are 2/11 (1.22) favourites to repeat the feat when they meet again in the V

26-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Inzamam and Tendulkar favourites to top score

Injury or no injury, Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq is the 7/2 (4.50) favourite to be his side's top scorer in the first innings in Karachi, and the statistics back up his chances of doing just that

26-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Are Australia overconfident of beating Sri Lanka?

Predicting the outcome of the individual matches in the VB Series is proving about as easy as doing Rubik's cube but Australia are heavy favourites for the seventh match, against Sri Lanka in Adelaide on Thursday

24-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

In-form Sri Lanka a tempting bet

Well, well, well. Australia have been beaten twice inside a week, by South Africa and then by Sri Lanka, and it's probably with some relief that the hosts stand aside to let the two touring teams fight it out in the sixth match of the VB Series in Adelaid

23-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Inzamam set for big game

Sporting Index have got in on the act for the second Test between Pakistan and India, releasing a series of markets on the match, which begins in Faisalabad on Saturday

20-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Pakistan scenting victory

Pakistan dominated proceedings on the second day of the third and final Test in Karachi and the home side are now firm favourites at 2/7 (1.28) to clinch victory and seal a series triumph

18-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Australia poised for revenge

South Africa may have beaten Australia in their first meeting of the VB Series last week but bet365 are clearly not expecting a repeat performance when the two play each other again in Melbourne on Friday

18-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Drawn series the new favourite

After the run-fest in Lahore, Pakistan and India move to Faisalabad for the second Test, beginning on Saturday, with a drawn series now the overall favourite with bet365

17-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

South Africa look to build momentum

There's nothing like a win over Australia to give a side confidence and South Africa will be looking to make it back-to-back wins when they take on Sri Lanka in Brisbane on Tuesday

16-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

South Africa look to build momentum

There's nothing like a win over Australia to give a side confidence and South Africa will be looking to make it back-to-back wins when they take on Sri Lanka in Brisbane on Tuesday

16-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Clijsters favourite despite injury

Were it not for a nagging hip injury, I would have been fully confident in suggesting Kim Clijsters to win the women's title at the Australian Open, starting on Monday

13-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Australian Open is Federer's to lose

If Roger Federer does not win this year's Australian open, which starts in Melbourne on Monday, then he will be kicking himself all the way into next year

13-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Fresh Colts tipped to advance

The Indianapolis Colts face the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night in what promises to be a bruising encounter as the race to the Superbowl continues with the divisional play-offs

13-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

All bets off in Lahore

If it wasn't already nailed on, then the events of day four in the first Test between Pakistan and India has made the draw absolutely inevitable, with bet365 not even taking bets on the stalemate

13-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Kumble gunning for 500 wicket mark

Having been written off on at least one occasion, Anil Kumble has proved himself one of the world's most endurable and most successful bowlers

12-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Tendulkar set to shine

There is not a lot that hasn't already been said about Sachin Tendulkar but the maestro is sure to play a signifcant role in the series for India

12-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

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