Matches (22)

ILT20 (1)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (19)

Sri Lanka Women tour of India (1)

HKPL 2-Day (1)

134/8

(19.1/20 ov, T:135) 138/4

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298/8

DELHI

(37.4/50 ov, T:299) 300/6

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General

India and Sri Lanka lock horns

After the opening game between Australia and India was abandoned halfway through because of rain, the Commonwealth Bank Series moves on to Tuesday's match, when Sri Lanka make their debut against India in Brisbane

04-Feb-2008•Simon Cambers

Can India or Sri Lanka stop Australia?

After a tepid Twenty20 match, Australia and India now take on each other again in a triangular one-day series. The series started on Sunday with an abandoned match between the two and the next match sees Sri Lanka and India clashing on Tuesday

01-Feb-2008•Simon Cambers

Explosive contest in store

Australia and India lock horns once more on Friday, this time in the exciting Twenty20 format, with both sides looking to hit top form ahead of the forthcoming triangular one-day series with Sri Lanka

31-Jan-2008•Simon Cambers

Bell and Anderson could come good

If England are to win the forthcoming one-day series in New Zealand, the chances are that their big players will need to perform at or close to their best, which means Kevin Pietersen, Ian Bell and Paul Collingwood will take most of the strain

29-Jan-2008•Simon Cambers

England now eyeing one-day success

It's amazing the difference a week makes. When I initially wrote this preview of the one-day series between New Zealand and England, which begins in Wellington on Saturday, England looked set for a tough task. Now, after a series of injuries and woeful ef

28-Jan-2008•Simon Cambers

Brett Lee could make spread firms pay

With a lightning-fast pitch readied for the third Test between Australia and India, the tourists could be in for some hairy moments when it begins on Wednesday, with Brett Lee sure to relish the conditions

15-Jan-2008•Simon Cambers

England odds-on for series triumph

Thankfully for England, the one-day series is out of the way and now they can concentrate on the truly important stuff, their three-Test series in New Zealand. The tourists are still odds-on to come out on top in the series, with the first Test beginning

13-Jan-2008•Simon Cambers

Only a miracle can prevent a draw

God works in mysterious ways, so the saying goes, but the chances of a result in the fourth and final Test would appear to be over after the fourth day was again dominated by the batsmen. India lead by eight runs with nine wickets in hand but they simply

08-Jan-2008•Simon Cambers

South Africa eye series win

West Indies put up some resistance but the inevitable happened in the second Test as South Africa clinched a comfortable victory to square the three-match series at 1-1. With momentum and home advantage, the home side have to be fancied to wrap up the se

31-Dec-2007•Simon Cambers

South Africa surely too strong

South Africa are becoming a pretty consistent Test team once more and they must be licking their lips at the prospect of the arrival of West Indies, who in recent years have been one of the worst travelling teams in world cricket

23-Dec-2007•Simon Cambers

Draw shortens again after day four

After another intriguing day's Test cricket, the second Test between Australia and India appears to be heading for a draw, with bet365 making the stalemate a 1/4 (1.25) chance. Anything could happen yet, though, and Australia are 4/1 with India 9/1

23-Dec-2007•Simon Cambers

Clarke a threat to Ponting and co

India will present Australia with their first real test since the retirements of Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath when the four-Test series begins on Boxing Day. And if they are to maintain their unbeaten streak at home then they will need their big players

22-Dec-2007•Simon Cambers

Australia long odds-on for India series

Having beaten Pakistan in a home series for the first time since 1979-80, India will be on a high when they begin a four-Test series in Australia on Boxing Day. And having drawn in Australia on their last visit, in 2004, they will believe they can inflict

18-Dec-2007•Simon Cambers

Rain could save England

They barely deserve it after their pitiful first-innings effort, but England could well end up drawing the third and final Test against Sri Lanka after rain hit day four in galle. More bad weather is forecast for the final day so if England's batting can

17-Dec-2007•Simon Cambers

Australia eye series whitewash

As three-time defending World Cup champions, Australia have long dominated the one-day game, almost as much as they have the Test arena. If there is one side that has tested them, at times, it is neighbours New Zealand, but Australia are still odds-on to

12-Dec-2007•Simon Cambers

It's England v Murali again

As it was in the first Test, the final day of the second Test will come down to how well England's batsmen can cope with the wiles of Muttiah Muralitharan. Trailing by 149 with all their second-innings wickets in hand, England will fancy their chances of

07-Dec-2007•Simon Cambers

Pakistan bid for unlikely series draw

Pakistan's batsmen dug deep to save themselves from defeat in the second Test against India but they still face an uphill battle if they are to stop India from clinching the series win as the two sides head to Bangalore for the third and final Test, start

05-Dec-2007•Simon Cambers

Gibbs could sparkle on return

South Africa left it much later than they'd have liked to win the first match of their one-day series against New Zealand but with that scare out of the way, they should be confident of taking a series-winning lead by winning Friday's second match in Port

29-Nov-2007•Simon Cambers

Sri Lanka's tail could wag

After a quiet couple of months on the cricketing front, Sporting Index have come good with a traditionally strong set of markets on the forthcoming series between Sri Lanka and England and as usual, there could be some tasty markets to get your teeth into

28-Nov-2007•Simon Cambers

England require a massive effort

Kumar Sangakkara put England to the sword again with a superb innings on day four of the first Test against England in Kandy on Tuesday. The early departure of Alastair Cook and the prospect of Muttiah Muralitharan means that England will have to produce

27-Nov-2007•Simon Cambers

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