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

Australians massive favourites in Hobart

So dominant were Australia in the first Test, and so vast is the difference between the two sides, that the hosts are 1/5 (1.20) to win the second Test against West Indies, which starts in Hobart on Thursday

14-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Can the Eagles win without T.O.?

The Philadelphia Eagles continue life without T.O. on Monday night as they welcome the Dallas Cowboys in a game that means as much to them as any in recent seasons, except for last year's Superbowl

11-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Pietersen and Flintoff value in batting markets

With Michael Vaughan on the sidelines, Marcus Trescothick captains England in the first Test against Pakistan in Multan this weekend and the opener is favourite to be his side's top scorer in the match

11-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

India tipped to wrap up 6-1 series win

The seven-match one-day international series between India and Sri Lanka comes to an end on Saturday when the two meet in Baroda, and the home side are understandable 8/13 (1.61) favourites to clinch victory and take the series 6-1

11-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Kaneria established as a genuine danger man

If England are to repeat their 2000 victory in Pakistan over the next few months, then they will almost certainly have to find a way to deal with the wily spin of Danish Kaneria

09-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Irresistible Freddie always one to watch

The fact that even the Australians hailed him as the world´s best all-rounder surely means that Andrew Flintoff was at the top of his game in the Ashes

09-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Super Sachin expected to perform

The old betting adage that says never get involved on dead rubbers proved true once again as Sri Lanka reversed the form by winning the fifth one-day international against India at the weekend

08-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

England now outsiders as Vaughan misses out

England's odds for the first Test against Pakistan starting in Multan on Saturday have been drifting throughout the week and bet365 now make them 5/2 (3.50) outsiders to take an early lead in the three-match series

08-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Trescothick a deserving favourite

Marcus Trescothick has been just about the only man to show any real form with the bat in the early part of the Pakistan tour and it is no surprise to see him as the early favourite to be England´s top runscorer in the three-Test series

07-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Will the tails do the expected?

Sporting Index's range of markets provided some of the most interesting, and volatile betting opportunities in the Ashes over the summer and the firm have produced another fine set of opportunities to make a bundle on England's tour of Pakistan, the first

07-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Manning struggling to overcome his Patriot demons

The two best teams in the NFL over the past few seasons, the New England Patriots and the Indianapolis Colts, meet at the Gillette Stadium on Monday night, home of the Superbowl champions

04-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

India set sights on series whitewash

You have to feel a bit sorry for Sri Lanka. Beaten in the first four matches, they cannot win the seven-game one-day international series against India and are looking a bit down-trodden

04-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Inzamam a key target for England bowlers

If Pakistan are to do well against England this winter, then they will need a big performance from their captain, the enigmatic Inzamam-ul-Haq

03-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

England captain key to series outcome

Having won the Ashes for the first time in 18 years, Michael Vaughan is one of the most popular England captains in history, but while his team has grown around him, his form with the bat has left something to be desired

03-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Batting concerns lengthen England's odds

Whether it was Michael Vaughan´s knee injury or the poor efforts of the rest of the England batsmen in the opening two tour games, the bookmakers have lengthened the tourists to come away from Pakistan with victory in the three-Test series

03-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

India heavily backed to clinch series

Having completely dominated Sri Lanka in the opening three matches, India are big favourites to win Thursday´s fourth one-day international in Pune at 4/7 (1.57)

01-Nov-2005•Simon Cambers

Chelsea heading Champions League betting

Halfway through the first group stage of the Champions League and things are beginning to take shape

31-Oct-2005•Simon Cambers

South Africa on a roll

Having won the first three matches, South Africa have an unassailable lead in the five-game one-day international series against New Zealand

31-Oct-2005•Simon Cambers

Value to be found in player markets

Unless you have plenty of money to spare, Australia are virtually unbackable to win the first Test against West Indies, which starts on Thursday in Brisbane

31-Oct-2005•Simon Cambers

Australians odds-on for whitewash

For those of us who grew up watching the likes of Holding and Marshall terrify all of the world's best batsmen, the sight of the present West Indies team is a sad one

31-Oct-2005•Simon Cambers

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