Matches (14)

ENG-W vs IND-W (1)

SL vs BAN (1)

GSL (3)

ZIM T20 Tri-Series (1)

Vitality Blast Women (2)

Vitality Blast Men (5)

Blast Women League 2 (1)

ENG-W

258/6

IND-W

(45.5/50 ov, T:259) 240/6

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Schedule Report Series

132/7

BAN

(16.3/20 ov, T:133) 133/2

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Schedule Report Series

Simon Cambers

Tails still not wagging

With just one Test to go, anyone who bought either team on Sporting Index's Tails of the Unexpected market will be biting their finger nails over the next few days

28-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Vaughan ready for big innings

The third Test, which begins in Lahore on Tuesday, is arguably England's biggest challenge in recent memory. Having won the Ashes in stunning style, Michael Vaughan's side will not want to come away with Pakistan with nothing, but they have to win in Laho

28-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Steelers out to stop the rampant Colts

Monday night is again the big night in the NFL this week as the high-flying, unbeaten Indianapolis Colts face the bruising Pittsburgh Steelers in what promises to be one of the games of the season

24-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Odds against England in Lahore

England almost managed to throw away the second Test in Islamabad, but some good batting from the middle order saved the day and they are still alive going into the third and final Test, which begins in Lahore on Tuesday

24-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

England slashed for victory

After another fascinating day's play in Islamabad, suddenly England are in with an outside chance of claiming a victory that would square the series at 1-1

23-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Momentum with India in Kolkata

India would have been more disappointed by the washed-out third one-day international after they had ended South Africa's superb run without defeat in the second match of the five-game series

23-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Ponting primed for Adelaide show

Given that it seems like it will take an act of God to stop Australia beating West Indies in the third Test in Adelaide, starting on Friday, it is again worth looking at the player markets for a smidgeon of value

22-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Draw on cards as England fight back

England's terrific rearguard action on day three of the second Test in Islamabad has seen an understandable wholesale change to the betting and the draw is now the obvious favourite at 1/4 (1.25)

22-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Aussies set for whitewash

Anyone who snapped up the 5/6 (1.83) available at the start of the series on Australia to whitewash the West Indies in their three-match series will be pretty confident of collecting their money after the third and final Test, which begins in Adelaide on

21-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

England rank outsiders in Faisalabad

England face a big struggle if they are to win the second Test in Faisalabad after a dramatic second day's play and bet365 now make them a massive 9/1 (10.00) to record a comeback victory

21-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Favre set for another big Monday night

Green Bay's clash with the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night may seem a strange choice for the game of week 11 of the NFL season but there is something special about Monday night football and Brett Favre, the Green Bay quarter-back that gets everyone watc

18-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Sporting cut Pakistan tail

Pakistan's victory over England in the first Test was a superb result for the home side but the manner of it was not good for anyone who bought either team in Sporting Index's Tails of the Unexpected markets

17-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

India's batsmen must perform

Having hammered Sri Lanka in the recent one-day series, India were brought back down to earth as they lost to South Africa in the opening match of their five-match series

17-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Trescothick heads batting markets

Marcus Trescothick is a worthy favourite at 3/1 (4.00) to be England's topscorer in the first innings, not least after his first innings century in Multan

17-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

England rebound offers some value

With the second Test starting on Sunday, England have little time to think about what went wrong in Multan on day five as they allowed Pakistan to win the match and take a 1-0 lead in the three-Test series

17-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

All change in Pakistan

What a difference a day makes. Having dominated for most of the previous four days, England, who began the day as 2/13 (1.15) favourites to win the first Test against Pakistan, slumped to defeat in Multan

16-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Lara & Gilchrist underpriced in Hobart?

Australia are huge favourites to beat the hapless West Indians in the second Test, which starts on Thursday in Hobart, but though there is little value in the outright markets, it may be worth looking at some of the player performance markets

16-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

England odds-on to complete win

The first Test between Pakistan and England in Multan is still in the balance going into the final day but bet365 appear to think that it is a done deal for England as they make them 2/13 (1.15) to claim victory

15-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Close series in store as South Africa visit rampant India

Having hammered Sri Lanka, the world's second ranked one-day side, India begin a five-match series against South Africa on Wednesday with the first match in Hyderabad

14-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

England favourites but match still in the balance

Monday may have belonged to Pakistan but England are still favourites at 4/5 (1.80) to win the first Test in Multan

14-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

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