General

Tendulkar set to shine

There is not a lot that hasn't already been said about Sachin Tendulkar but the maestro is sure to play a signifcant role in the series for India

12-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Draw on the cards in Lahore?

Despite a good weather forecast, the draw is the overwhelming favourite at 8/11 (1.72) with bet365 for the first Test between Pakistan and India, which begins in Lahore on Friday

11-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Aussies confident of VB success

bet365 appear to have written off the chances of both South Africa and Sri Lanka in the VB one-day series in Australia, which begins on Friday with the host side taking on Sri Lanka in Melbourne

11-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Shoaib aims to keep on firing

Having frustrated a series of Pakistan captains and selectors over the past few years with his inconsistency and dodgy fitness, Shoaib Akhtar was a revelation in the recent series against England, ripping through the tourists' batting line-up for a superb

10-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Kaneria 's guile a threat to India

While Inzamam-ul Haq took most of the batting plaudits in Pakistan's victory over England before Christmas and Shoaib Akhtar dominated the bowling stats, the performance of Danish Kaneria should not be overlooked and he could be a key factor to the forthc

10-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Pakistan hoping to use home advantage

India won in Pakistan last time out but Inzamam-ul-Haq will be hoping home advantage proves to be more useful this time round when the two sides begin their three-Test series on Friday

10-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

FA Cup round-up

For only the second time in history there are no all-Premiership ties in the FA Cup 3rd Round

06-Jan-2006•Dave Harris

Australia cut for Ashes revenge

Whether it was because of England's defeat in Pakistan or Australia's superb 2-0 win over South Africa, things have changed in the early betting for next winter's Ashes series Down Under

06-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Kiwis favourites to carry on winning

Having crushed the opposition in the opening two matches, New Zealand are understandably big favourites for Friday's third one-day international against Sri Lanka in Wellington

05-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Pakistan only narrow favourites

After their deserved victory over England, Pakistan welcome India for a three-Test series, starting in Lahore on Friday and bet365 believe they can gain revenge for their 2-1 defeat by India on home soil in 2004

03-Jan-2006•Simon Cambers

Chiefs face must-win game

It's the final weekend of the regular season in the NFL and for once, the vagaries of the fixture list have not thrown up a real head-to-head for a play-off spot

30-Dec-2005•Simon Cambers

New Zealand confident of victory

Despite the loss of their captain, Stephen Fleming, from the first match in the series, New Zealand are big favourites at 1/2 (1.50) with bet365 to see off Sri Lanka in the four-match one-day international series, which starts in Queenstown on Saturday

29-Dec-2005•Simon Cambers

Bookies yet to react for Ashes

Like chalk and cheese, England, outstanding in the summer as they beat the Australians, managed to look very ordinary as they lost to Pakistan in both the Test and one-day series this winter

22-Dec-2005•Simon Cambers

Patriots set to down Jets

The New England Patriots may have already clinched their place in the play-offs as divisional champions of the AFC East but the franchise that has won three of the past four Superbowls knows everything about this time of the season

22-Dec-2005•Simon Cambers

Rivals still chasing Aussies in World Cup betting

Australia came out on top in the triangular one-day series with West Indies and India and since that was with a weakened side, it is no surprise to see them staying rock solid as 2/1 (3.00) favourites for the World Cup in the Caribbean next spring.

22-Dec-2005•Simon Cambers

Australia backed to go well in Melbourne

South Africa performed superbly on the final day to get a draw in the first Test in Perth, but they can expect Australia to come back hard at them in the second Test, which begins in Melbourne on Boxing Day

20-Dec-2005•Simon Cambers

One more game for weary England

Poor old England. After another batting collapse on Monday, their tailenders got so close to victory only to fall short as Pakistan wrapped up the one-day series, taking an unassailable 3-1 lead

20-Dec-2005•Simon Cambers

All change in Champions League betting

Last week's draw for the last 16 of the Champions League caused a real shake-up in the betting as six of the most fancied sides were drawn to face each other

19-Dec-2005•Simon Cambers

Aussies on the verge

Brad Hodge's superb unbeaten double century has left Australia firmly in control of the first Test against South Africa in Perth

19-Dec-2005•Simon Cambers

Giants set for another close game

With just three weeks of the regular season to go, several games in the NFL this weekend have play-off implications for both teams and the biggest of these would appear to be the one between the New York Giants and the Kansas City Chiefs, late on Saturday

16-Dec-2005•Simon Cambers

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