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

Australia still favourite despite McGrath rumours

Smokescreen or real injury, the rumours that Glenn McGrath may be on the physio's table has yet to filter through to the bookies as Australia remain 5/4 (2.25) favourites to win this week's fourth Test at Trent Bridge

24-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Will Warne weave his magic again?

Unless you've been on another planet for the last month, you'll know that Shane Warne has been the main destroyer for Australia in the Ashes series

23-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Can Vaughan pull out the stops?

What do Kevin Pietersen, Marcus Tresocthick and Michael Vaughan have in common? They were the top scorers in the first innings in the first three Tests

19-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

All the money on Trent Bridge draw

With just a few days to go before the start of the fourth Test at Trent Bridge, both England and Australia have been moving on the betting markets

18-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Australian backers happily watching their tail

Anyone who decided to stick out the advice to follow Australia in Sporting Index's "Tails of the Unexpected Market" will need a new calculator after their performance in the third Test at Old Trafford

17-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Flintoff cuts gap on Warne in wickets market

Andrew Flintoff's outstanding effort in the second innings at Old Trafford moved him to the top of the wicket-taking standings for England and narrowed the gap between himself and Shane Warne

17-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Vaughan cut for batting markets

The fabulous and timely return to form of Michael Vaughan at Old Trafford not only lifted the England side even more but the skipper has been slashed in the markets to be top batsman in the five-match series

17-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Australia regain favouritism after great escape

There must have been some money wagered on a drawn Ashes series as both England and Australia have been drifting in the betting with bet365 to come out on top in the five-match series

16-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

England bowlers aim to complete the job

Just ten wickets stand between England and a second straight victory which would give them a 2-1 lead over Australia, with just two matches to go

15-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Australia predictable early favourites for World Cup glory

With the Ashes won, Michael Vaughan has already turned his attention to the 2007 World Cup and England's victory has not surprisingly been noted by the bookmakers

11-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Odds on draw shorten after first day run-fest

Michael Vaughan's superb 166 showed the quality of the Old Trafford pitch, and the draw is now favourite at bet365

11-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Possible return of pace duo tilts odds towards Australia

The possible return of Brett Lee and Glenn McGrath has made Australia favourites to win the third Test which starts this morning.

10-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Warne huge favourite in Ashes bowling markets

Shane Warne is 1/7 to take most wickets in the Ashes series

08-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Pietersen the new batting favourite

An overview of the latest batting markets.

08-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Pietersen the new batting favourite

An overview of the latest batting markets.

08-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

England virtually unbackable at 1/200

England push Australia out to distant outsiders

06-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Odds slashed for England win

England are on top in the second Ashes Test, and the latest odds reflect their strong position

05-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

Chelsea cut to retain Premiership crown

Simon Cambers previews the new Premiership season

05-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

England cut for Edgbaston win

Odds on an England victory have been cut following the first day's play

04-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

British team not expected to star

The World Athletics Championships begin on Saturday in Helsinki - where it all began 22 years ago - and if you listen to most people, Britain have the weakest squad they have ever taken to a major championship

04-Aug-2005•Simon Cambers

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