Simon Cambers

Wounded Australia sure to be dangerous

It's hard to know whether to envy New Zealand or pity them. Over the last 15 years, there has rarely been a good time to play Australia and with the world's leading side smarting from their drubbing in India, they will be like wounded animals when they ta

17-Nov-2008•Simon Cambers

India already eyeing a whitewash

Yuvraj Singh again proved that he is a star of the one-day game as he single-handedly destroyed England for the second time in a week to put India 2-0 up in the seven-game series and leave the tourists already fighting to avoid a humiliating whitewash

16-Nov-2008•Simon Cambers

England odds-on for Ashes victory

Australia showed predictable guts to save themselves from defeat in the third Test at Edgbaston on Monday, but England remain 1-0 up with two matches to go and are still odds-on to regain the Ashes

13-Nov-2008•Simon Cambers

Uphill battle for England after Rajkot horror

England were absolutely battered by India in the opening one-day international in Rajkot on Friday and though there are still six matches still to play, their chances of victory already look slim, to say the least

13-Nov-2008•Simon Cambers

England face tough task in India

It is always dangerous to read too much into one performance but one thing is for certain, if England are to be competitive in the upcoming seven-match one-day series against India, then they will need to play much, much better than they did in their l

11-Nov-2008•Simon Cambers

India put the icing on the cake

India put the icing on the cake with their victory over Australia in the fourth and final Test on Monday, a win that sealed a 2-0 series triumph, the first time that the Aussies have lost a Test series since the 2005 Ashes

06-Nov-2008•Simon Cambers

Who will take home the millions?

Money rules and the winners take all this Saturday when England and a Standford Superstars side clash in a Twenty20 match in Antigua that will see the victorious team take away $20 million and the losers taking home nothing

28-Oct-2008•Simon Cambers

India on the brink of series win

The fourth and final Test between India and Australia begins on Thursday with the Aussies gunning for the victory they need to draw the series. But the home side, who won the second Test, hold all the aces and stand on the brink of an impressive victory

14-Oct-2008•Simon Cambers

Honours even in Bangalore

A bold declaration by Ricky Ponting breathed life into the opening Test in Bangalore but India's batsmen were up to the task and batted out the final day to secure a well-earned draw and set things up nicely heading into the second Test, which begins on F

07-Oct-2008•Simon Cambers

Gambhir favourite but chasing pack dangerous

India may be in command of the four-Test series after the first two matches but while there's a long way to go on that front, there is also all to play for in the series markets

06-Oct-2008•Simon Cambers

India v Australia - Test ground profiles

India and Australia are so closely matched on paper these days that it could pay to take a closer look at the venues for the four Tests in the series, starting on October 9. Each one has its own history and Bangalore, Mohali, Delhi and Nagpur each offer s

30-Sep-2008•Simon Cambers

Hussey odds-on to be top Australia scorer

Michael Hussey tops the run charts after two Tests and the left-hander they call "Mr Cricket" is odds-on to stay on top come the end of the series

29-Sep-2008•Simon Cambers

Will Europe win the Ryder Cup again?

Three days of scintillating competition will dominate our screens again this weekend as the pick of Europe's golfers take on the United States in Valhalla, looking to win the Ryder Cup for the ninth time in the last 11 clashes

18-Sep-2008•Simon Cambers

India cut for series triumph

The effect of the drawn first Test will be fascinating to see as we progress through the four-Test series between India and Australia, but the home side will be the more satisfied with the result in Bangalore

12-Sep-2008•Simon Cambers

Djokovic and Dementieva will take some beating

The US Open begins in New York on Monday, which means the Rafael Nadal-Roger Federer show rolls on, albeit with Novak Djokovic and perhaps Andy Murray thrown in with a real chance to win

24-Aug-2008•Simon Cambers

England look to the future

Rain ruined England's chances of completing a 5-0 series whitewash over South Africa but Kevin Pietersen's side will take plenty of confidence from their dominant win and will be feeling good as they prepare for their winter tour to India

21-Aug-2008•Simon Cambers

Who wants to win the dead rubber most?

So, India upset the odds and clinched an unassailable 3-1 lead over South Africa in the five-game series, leaving just one question going into Friday's final match. Will the form hold and India win it? Or will the dead rubber syndrome strike and Sri Lanka

16-Aug-2008•Simon Cambers

Bookies can't pick a winner

The Test series between the two sides was nip and tuck all the way so it's no real surprise to see the prices for the five-match one-day series absolutely even. Sri Lanka and India are two of the best one-day sides in the world and the bookies can't split

14-Aug-2008•Simon Cambers

England chase one-day success

After boosting their confidence with victory in the final Test, England will now hope to continue their one-day improvement by beating the South Africans in the five-match series, which begins on Aug 22

14-Aug-2008•Simon Cambers

Sri Lanka turn the screw

Sri Lanka turned the screw on day three of the third and deciding Test against India in Colombo on Sunday and it now looks like India need something akin to a miracle if they are to turn this one around

07-Aug-2008•Simon Cambers

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