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Do or die for Australia

Who'd have thought it? Defeat for Australia against Sri Lanka on Thursday will send the world champions home and leave the World Twenty20 wide open, with any of the remaining teams capable of taking the trophy

19-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

India value to be found on spreads

If, like me, you feel that India hold the upper hand against England when the two sides meet on Wednesday, you should take a look at the spread betting markets for that is where the value lies

18-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

England looking to salvage pride

South Africa's win over New Zealand means England are out of the WorldTwenty20 so now it's just pride they have to play for when they meet India on Wednesday

18-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

Hosts can secure semi-final spot

England's all-too-predictable failure to chase down 165 against New Zealand left South Africa with two chances to secure their place in the semi-finals of the World Twenty20 but they will be out to take it first time by beating New Zealand on Wednesday

18-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

Australia ready for in-form Pakistan

Pakistan ran out comfortable winners against Sri Lanka on Monday but things should get tougher on Tuesday when they take on Australia as the World Twenty20 reaches a really interesting phase

17-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

Sri Lanka hold the edge

Just one match in the World Twenty20 on Monday but it's a good one as Pakistan, who are doing a good job despite some of their top stars, meet Sri Lanka, one of the in-form sides of the competition

17-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

Hosts too good for England?

Things hot up in the Twenty20 World Cup on Sunday with the first three matches in the Super Eight stage. India take on New Zealand and Australia face Bangladesh, but the biggest match of the day is the one at Newlands between hosts South Africa and Englan

15-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

Group bragging rights up for grabs

Sri Lanka and New Zealand have already qualified for the quarter-finals of the Twenty20 World Cup but their group clash on Saturday is still relevant as the winner will top Group C, giving them momentum going into the quarter-finals

14-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

Crunch time for Australia

After their humiliating defeat by Zimbabwe, Australia know that if they lose to England on Friday, they can pack their bags and return home. Nevertheless, the Aussies are favourites at 1/2 while England are 6/4

13-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

England to see off Zimbabwe

After Australia's defeat by Zimbabwe, surely anything is possible in the Twenty20 World Cup but Zimbabwe don't even have a night to celebrate their famous win with England arriving in Cape Town for their opening match of the tournament

12-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

Gayle the new batting favourite

Only a few matches into the Twenty20 World Cup and it is all change in the market for top runscorer in the competition with original favourites Adam Gilchrist and Matt Hayden way down the list after their failures in the shock defeat by Zimbabwe and centu

12-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

Aussies make their bow

Australia make their Twenty20 World Cup bow on Wednesday with the rest of the sides watching their every move to see if they just might be vulnerable in the shortened format of the game. And they might be, but not against Zimbabwe in their opener, with be

11-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

Hosts to start with a win

Hosts South Africa take on West Indies in the first match of the Twenty20 World Cup on Tuesday and though the Windies have some firepower, South Africa have a much better team and should win this one at 8/15

11-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

India edge out Pakistan for glory

India edged out Pakistan to win the ICC World Twenty20 on Monday and bring to an end a hugely successful and highly entertaining tournament. And bet365 reacted to the win by making India second favourites to win the next one-day World Cup in 2011

09-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

All to play for at Lord's

The organisers must have been rubbing their hands with glee when India won the sixth one-day international on Wednesday because that victory levelled the series, making the seventh and final match at Lord's on Saturday the series decider

06-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

India look to level series

A decent performance and a bit of rain and all of a sudden the one-day series is alive again, with India reducing their deficit to 3-2 with two matches remaining. And the tourists will be hoping to carry over their momentum by winning the sixth match, at

02-Sep-2007•Simon Cambers

Advantage England after Edgbaston win

England put together another good performance in the third one-day international against India to take a 2-1 lead in the seven-match series, and bet365 now make the home side 4/11 favourites to go on and win it

28-Aug-2007•Simon Cambers

England favourites at Headingley

After somehow contriving victory in the fourth one-day international at Old Trafford to take a 3-1 lead in the seven-game series, England are understandably big favourites to wrap it up but India may not be done just yet and there is not much in the odds

24-Aug-2007•Simon Cambers

Hampshire odds-on for Lord's final

The Test series may be over but the big games keep coming and Hampshire and Durham square off on Saturday in the final of the Friends Provident Trophy, a match that could give Shane Warne the chance to lift his first major trophy for Hampshire

15-Aug-2007•Simon Cambers

England salvage pride but lose series

As expected, England duly lost their first Test series on home soil since 2001 as they were beaten 1-0 by India. Michael Vaughan's side did, at least, salvage some pride by batting through the final day but they will have to pick themselves up for a mammo

26-Jul-2007•Simon Cambers

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