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General

Sri Lanka take over favouritism

No rest for the wicked, it seems, as India, Sri Lanka and New Zealand meet up for a Tri Nations Series of one-day internationals in Dambulla, beginning on Tuesday

10-Aug-2010•Simon Cambers

England odds-on but worth it

England hold all the aces going into the second Test at Edgbaston, starting on Friday, and even though bet365 know that and make them odds-on to win the match, at 4/7 they are still worth it for unless something dramatic happens, they should surely win

05-Aug-2010•Simon Cambers

First one could be toughest

As discussed in the outright preview, England should be too strong and too consistent for Pakistan over the course of the four-match series, which begins at Trent Bridge on Thursday, but with the tourists coming off a great win over Australia, the first T

27-Jul-2010•Simon Cambers

Cook could represent value

Jonathan Trott heads the list of England runscorers so far in the four-Test series but with one match to go, there is still a lot to play for and anyone of six men could come out on top

27-Jul-2010•Simon Cambers

Whitewash almost odds-on

England utterly dominated the first Test to take a 1-0 lead in the four-game series and unless Pakistan produce a remarkable transformation in the next few weeks, the home side could well be looking at a 4-0 whitewash

26-Jul-2010•Simon Cambers

Draw likely in Colombo

After a run-fest in the second Test, Sri Lanka go into the third and final Test against India in Colombo on Tuesday knowing that all they need to do is to avoid defeat to seal a home series victory

17-Jul-2010•Simon Cambers

Usual suspects head series betting

Only two Tests in the series between Pakistan so no time for players to work their way into the contest if they want to come out on top in the series markets

11-Jul-2010•Simon Cambers

Australia can complete sweep

It was quite interesting to see Australia made to work a lot harder than expected to get the better of Pakistan in the first of two Tests on English soil, something to give England plenty of cause for optimism come the winter's Ashes series

11-Jul-2010•Simon Cambers

They couldn't, could they?

Well that will teach me. I just knew that writing the words, England look rock solid, would come back to haunt me. The only thing that consoles me is that England must be more embarrassed by me after their defeat by Bangladesh in the second one-day intern

06-Jul-2010•Simon Cambers

Beware wounded Australia

England may have been impressive in the first one-dayer against Australia but there are few things more dangerous than wounded Aussies so you can bet your bottom dollar, pound or whatever you have that they will come out fighting in Cardiff on Thursday

20-Jun-2010•Simon Cambers

Kieswetter eager to shine

It may not be a Test series but every series between the old enemies are worth watching, so important are they to the individual players on show. Do well in this series and a place on the plane for Australia this winter might be more likely

13-Jun-2010•Simon Cambers

England look to finish in style

Australia duly got their act together to win the fourth one-day international and though the outcome of the series may be already decided, in England's favour, both sides will be keen to finish on a high by winning Saturday's final match

10-Jun-2010•Simon Cambers

One down, one to go

One down, one to go. Engand made pretty heavy weather of beating Bangladesh in the first Test but ought to find things a bit easier when the second Test begins at Old Trafford on Friday

23-May-2010•Simon Cambers

Can Yuvraj finish top of the tree?

At first glance, picking the top batsman in a competition as open as the World Twenty20 would seem to be an even bigger lottery than normal. But on closer inspection, this market will come down to, as it almost always does, someone from the top three in e

29-Apr-2010•Simon Cambers

India may be value in group stages

As we have already discussed, picking the winner of a Twenty20 tournament, with any degree of certainty, is close to impossible, regardless of the fact that Australia may be the best side in the competition

24-Apr-2010•Simon Cambers

Durham strong for Championship hat-trick

The counties will be playing one less competition this season but more days of cricket. With such a mixture of four-day, 20-over and 40-over cricket squads will be stretched to the limited.

22-Apr-2010•Andrew McGlashan and Sahil Dutta

Big-spending Surrey aim for revival

Can Nottinghamshire mount a challenge in the Championship and will Surrey's new recruits bring success?

22-Apr-2010•Andrew McGlashan and Sahil Dutta

England primed for surprise win

And then there were four. Australia, England, Sri Lanka and Pakistan square off in the semi-finals of the World Twenty20 on Thursday and Friday and there has to be a strong possibility of an Ashes-esque final between the old foes

01-Apr-2010•Simon Cambers

No surprises likely in Hamilton

Australia hammered New Zealand in the first Test and unless they take their foot off the gas I see no reason why the second and final Test, which begins in Hamilton on Friday, will be any different

16-Mar-2010•Simon Cambers

England long odds-on to complete whitewash

Bangladesh played pretty well to extend England as long as they did in the first Test but don't expect the second match to be quite as much of a contest

10-Mar-2010•Simon Cambers

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