General

Pakistan hold the edge

West Indies showed they are side on the up, in one-day cricket at least, by reaching the final of the ICC Champions Trophy earlier this month but they face a tough task as they go to Pakistan for a three-Test series, starting on Saturday with the f

10-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Arsenal take on Liverpool in weekend thriller

Glenn Roeder knows that defeat at Manchester City and results going against him this weekend will send Newcastle to the bottom of the table while the biggest match of the weekend is at the Emirates Stadium as Arsenal welcome Liverpool

10-Nov-2006

"Open" season at Cheltenham

This weekend's "Open Meeting" at Cheltenham is arguably the best jump racing this side of Christmas and is headlined by the Paddy Power Gold Cup

10-Nov-2006

England look to bounce back

Having been humbled in their opening match of the Ashes Tour, England will be looking to get back on track immediately when they take on New South Wales in a three-day game, starting on Sunday

09-Nov-2006•Simon Cambers

Records there to be broken

Two big London derbies take centre stage this weekend and the home sides need to change their dreadful records against the opposition. With West Ham notching up one home win in 17 against the Gunners and Spurs failing to beat Mourinho's men in 17 home gam

03-Nov-2006

Battle of the champions

West Indies beat Australia in their opening group match of the ICC Champions Trophy a couple of weeks ago but when the two sides meet in the final on Sunday it is the world champions who are 1/3 (1.33) to win it, while West Indies, the

31-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

Antipodean battle in store

Favourites Australia take on New Zealand in the first semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy in Mohali on Wednesday knowing they are just two victories away from claiming the only tournament they have yet to win

31-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

Who will conquer Valderrama?

The European Tour season is set to end on a high note once again as the best players of the past 12 months all convene in Valderrama for the Volvo Masters

25-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

Can West Ham break out of their rut?

West Ham and Newcastle were meant to be challenging for Europe this season, but find themselves heading for a relegation battle. With both at home this weekend, can they get back to winning ways?

20-Oct-2006

And then there were four

In the end, it was fairly predictable that Australia would book their place in the semi-finals of the ICC Champions Trophy. And having joined New Zealand, West Indies and South Africa in the last four, Ricky Ponting's side are now even money to win it

14-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

Statistics tell the story

We have combined a number of different factors in order to get our own StatsOnSport team rankings for the purposes of this tournament

13-Oct-2006

Openers have the edge

After the first round of matches, the bookmakers will be reassessing their odds for the top runscorer and wicket-taker in the Champions Trophy, with Stephen Fleming and Adam Gilchrist sure to be cut after their performances in their respective opening mat

13-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

Sri Lanka and Windies on course

As if we didn't know it, the opening two qualifying matches of the ICC Champions Trophy proved that Bangladesh and Zimbabwe are still a long way from the finished article and Sri Lanka and West Indies look almost certain to qualify for the main event

05-Oct-2006•Simon Cambers

Australia back on course

With England squandering a couple of good positions to allow Australia an easy victory at the weekend, the world champions are back on course for a semi-final berth and bet365 have reacted by restoring them as favourites to win the Champions Troph

25-Sep-2006•Simon Cambers

Collingwood now favourite for top England bat

The way England's batsmen collapsed on the final day of the second Test in Adelaide does not exactly bode well for the remaining three matches in the series

18-Sep-2006•Simon Cambers

Pietersen tipped to go well

Kevin Pietersen is one of those players who perform best on the big stage and it's no surprise the Hampshire man is favourite to be top England runscorer in the second one-day international against Pakistan at Lord's on Saturday

31-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

England and Pakistan back on the field

England and Pakistan finally get back on the field at Bristol on Monday and even though it's a Twenty20 match, there is still plenty to play for

28-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

England target series draw

England salvaged some pride by winning the fourth one-day international on Friday and now Andrew Strauss and co will be chasing victory in the final match of the series on Sunday, a win that would give them an unlikely 2-2 draw

23-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

Akmal worth an interest

After the success of Chris Read on Sporting Index's player performance markets in the last Test, it's worth looking at some of the other players on offer for the fourth and final Test between England and Pakistan at The Oval

15-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

And then there were two

With South Africa flying home after worries over security, the Unitech Cup will now become a three-match one-day series between hosts Sri Lanka and India, starting on Friday

14-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

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