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Read rewards spreads buyers

The third Test between England and Pakistan has plenty of intrigue in it already but the performance of the returning Chris Read is sure to capture much of the attention of the crowd at Headingley

03-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

Bookies wait after Oval farce

After the farcical events of day four at The Oval, the bookmakers are understandably holding fire over putting up any odds going into the final day of the fourth and final Test, if, that is, it even takes place

02-Aug-2006•Simon Cambers

South Africa a massive price

After snatching a draw in the Test series in England, Sri Lanka may deserve favouritism against South Africa in their two-Test series, which starts on Thursday. But there is no reason on earth why South Africa should be as big as 10/1 (11.00) and the book

25-Jul-2006•Simon Cambers

Value on the spreads at Old Trafford

The first Test at Lord's saw more joy for the batsmen than those with the ball in hand. With both bowling attacks decimated through injury, this looks set to continue as the two teams meet for only the fifth time in a Test at Old Trafford

25-Jul-2006•Dave Harris

England take control of series

England showed once again how resilient a side they have become in the past few years as they shrugged off their injury problems to crush Pakistan inside only three days to win the second Test and take a 1-0 lead in the four-game series

24-Jul-2006•Simon Cambers

Woods still the man to beat at The Open

As usual, Tiger Woods tops the betting for another Major as the world's best prepare for the Open Championship at Royal Liverpool Golf Club, the first time it has been staged there since 1967

19-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

England drift after Flintoff injury

Just when things were looking up for England, they suffer another hammer blow with the news that Andrew Flintoff is out of the entire Pakistan series through injury and the home side have drifted slightly to 13/10 (2.30) for overall victory

12-Jul-2006•Simon Cambers

England face tough series

Fresh from their humilating one-day whitewash at the hands of Sri Lanka, England have to get right back on track immediately as Pakistan begin a four-Test series but with a host of injuries that will be far from easy

05-Jul-2006•Simon Cambers

Can Italy see off France in Berlin?

England may be gone but it's final time in the World Cup with Italy taking on France in Berlin for ultimate glory

29-Jun-2006•Dave Harris

All to play for in Jamaica

Who's have thought it. After three matches, West Indies and India are still level at 0-0 following three draws and there is still everything to play for going into the final Test, which begins on Friday in Jamaica

29-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Whitewash on the cards

Well, I don't quite know what to say about England at the moment. A total shambles in the bowling department, they have not managed to restrict Sri Lanka to less than 250 in any of the four matches and with Saturday's final match to come, they are staring

27-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Sharapova the one to beat

This year's women's event at Wimbledon looks set to be the most open in years with any number of players including the defending champion Venus Williams all capable of coming away with the trophy

24-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Hewitt the value at Wimbledon

Roger Federer will look to emulate Bjorn Borg and Pete Sampras in the Open Era by winning his fourth consectutive Wimbledon title and there will be few brave enough to bet against the super Swiss, who loves the All England Club so much and who has appeare

24-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Can Windies finish off India?

After the batsmen's paradise of days one to three, something strange happened to the St Kitts pitch on Sunday and all of a sudden a result is not out of the question on the final day

22-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

More reds and yellows in store?

This World Cup has seen a record number of yellow cards, as FIFA clamps down on a raft of measures. You can bet on bookings in a couple of ways with Sporting - either on a match, or the total for the whole tournament

22-Jun-2006•Dave Harris

Which teams look best in Germany so far?

Have you worked out who's going to win the World Cup yet? Argentina have overtaken Brazil as favourites with Sporting Index, and pushed England in to third place. If you're looking for a slightly different bet, check out the World Cup markets at Sporting

22-Jun-2006•Dave Harris

Last chance saloon for England

For the first time in the one-day series, England are actually decent value to win one of the matches. Unfortunately, bet365's justification for making England 5/6 (1.83) is simple - at 2-0 down with three to play, England are in last-chance saloon

16-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Draw the favourite in St Lucia

West Indies and India island-hop to St Lucia for the second Test, which starts on Saturday with varying degrees of satisfaction from events in Antigua

08-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

Can England get past Sweden?

Well, it's finally here. The World Cup will capture the nation for the next England are already through to the knock-out stages, but need at least a point against Sweden to top the group

08-Jun-2006•Dave Harris

Top club goalscorer markets

Of the host of markets on the forthcoming World Cup, bet365 have been rather creative by setting one on the relative performances of the Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea players at the finals

04-Jun-2006•Simon Cambers

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