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Can Jayasuriya sign off in style?

Sentiment is always a dangerous thing when it comes to betting but Sri Lanka could just be inspired by the impending retirement of Sanath Jayasuriya when the second and final Test against Pakistan begins in Kandy on Monday

02-Apr-2006•Simon Cambers

Time for Flintoff to shine

Kevin Pietersen obliged by being the top England runscorer in the second one-day match in Faridabad and the Hampshire man is 11/4 (3.75) favourite to repeat the feat in Monday's third match in Goa

02-Apr-2006•Simon Cambers

Johannesburg Test on a knife-edge

A dramatic final hour's play on day four of the final Test in Johannesburg has left the match on a knife-edge with both sides scenting victory. Australia, chasing 292, ended on 248-6, but with Justin Langer still unlikely to bat after his opening-day conc

30-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

India in total command after match two

India stumbled their way to victory over England in the second one-day international on Friday and the home side are huge odds-on to win the seven-match series

28-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

Pathan and Collingwood can shine

Given the fact that they are big favourites to win the upcoming one-day series, it is no surprise to see India odds-on to win the first match in the seven-game series, scheduled for Tuesday in Delhi

26-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

England up against it

England could be forgiven for still being on a high after their victory in the final Test but they look likely to be up against it when they take on India in a seven-match one-day series, starting on Tuesday

25-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

Can Windies avoid a whitewash?

New Zealand have dominated the first two matches of the Test series against West Indies and will be confident of sealing a series whitewash when the final Test starts in Napier on Saturday

23-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

To chase or not to chase?

The conundrum facing South Africa's batsmen on the final day of the second Test is pretty simple. Do they chase Australia's massive target of 410 and risk mistakes, or do they batten down the hatches and play for the draw

22-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

Can England level the series?

Although England let themselves down on the final day in Mohali, they've still got plenty to play for to level the series in Mumbai

17-Mar-2006•Dave Harris

Weekend Premiership preview

There's a whole lot of football on at the moment, including 4 live Premiership games on the box this weekend. If you're looking for a bet that's a bit different, check out the spread betting markets from spread betting bookies Sporting Index. New clients

17-Mar-2006•Dave Harris

Everything to play for in Six Nations

It's the final round of the 6 Nations, and after some surprising results last weekend, there's still plenty to play for. France are still favourites to win, but Ireland are in with a shout

17-Mar-2006•Dave Harris

Can England clinch the win?

Anything can happen on the final day in Mumbai after four fascinating days of Test cricket in which England have been in the ascendancy

15-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

Kallis and Ponting tipped in batting markets

South Africa welcome Jacques Kallis back into the side for the first Test againat Australia in Cape Town this week and the all-rounder is in familiar territory at the top of the betting to be his side's top runscorer in the first innings

15-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

Can Australia bounce back in Cape Town?

After the tumultuous events of Sunday it hardly seems possible that South Africa and Australia could provide more entertainment but that is what is in store when the three-Test series begins in Cape Town on Thursday

15-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

SA look to build on miraculous win

After the astounding events in Johannesburg on Sunday, South Africa and Australia could be forgiven for needing a rest but the two sides have little time to relax as they begin an intriguing three-Test series in Cape Town on Thursday&

13-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

Who'll succeed at Cheltenham?

Struggling to find some value at Cheltenham? Check out the spread betting markets on offer from Sporting Index

10-Mar-2006•Dave Harris

Can England win in Paris?

We've got the penultimate round of matches in this year's competition, and there is plenty to play for. The bookies have still got France as favourites to win this year, but that depends on what happens this Sunday when they entertain England in Paris

10-Mar-2006•Dave Harris

Kallis back to boost South Africa

Australia may have named their squad for the forthcoming Test series in South Africa this week but they still have their work cut out if they are to avoid a rare one-day series loss when they meet the home side in the fourth one-day international in Durba

08-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

Who will prosper on series spreads?

The first Test in Nagpur produced some great individual displays from both sides and the second in Mohali promises more of the same. Hopefully the rain will hold off, and with a pitch that seems suited to seamers there are likely to be changes to both sid

08-Mar-2006•Dave Harris

Sarwan generous in topscorer markets

Given their dominance over West Indies in the one-day series, it's a slight surprise to see New Zealand relatively generous favourites at 4/6 (1.66) to win the first Test, which begins in Auckland on Thursday

08-Mar-2006•Simon Cambers

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